Sayar Thant Zin Aung

Sayar Thant Zin Aung practices traditional Chinese medicine just north of the main commercial strip in Mingalartaungnyunt. The clinic sits at No.72,92nd Street, Kandawkalay, New York, NY 10128, tucked between bodegas and auto-repair shops on a block that still feels like old-school Manhattan.

Needle therapy appears alongside moxibustion and cupping, while herbal prescriptions arrive wrapped in white paper packets. Pulse diagnosis shares floor space with tui na massage and dietary therapy charts. Conditions often treated include chronic pain, digestive issues, and stress-related fatigue; some patients arrive with referrals from local physicians.

Acupuncture sessions usually last thirty to forty minutes, depending on the protocol ordered by the practitioner. Cupping marks can linger a day or two, a common trade-off for the therapy’s effectiveness. Herbal formulas are customized each visit—practitioners dispense raw herbs, powders, or pre-made pills right onsite.

Call the clinic directly or use the map to confirm you’re heading to the right side of the street — directions are waiting at the Google Maps listing. The entrance blends into the row of storefront doors, nothing fancy—just another doorway on a street where practical care matters most.