Chinatown Sydney

I like to visit Chinatown on Friday nights because the night market is there, and you can enjoy all the street food, from savory items to desserts. There is a variety of foods ie; bbq or grilled meat , seafood items, paellas , dumplings and many more.
Sahani Palihawadane - a month ago

One of the Iconic Tourists Spots at Wonderful Sydney CBD! Food & Drinks are always a super choice for the people, who like to explore.. Verity of Meals Courses and Options you can get within these areas! Chinese and rich culture give you the opportunity to see an interesting life entertain day or night.
And Blessings - 6 months ago

Small street , prices are inflated in this part of town, go a little further up the road and there much cheaper ( outside or the arch) there is a very good Chinese roasted duck house just outside the gate ( cheaper than inside)
Rob - 2 weeks ago

Fabulous Chinatown! Much larger than some of the Chinatowns that we have been to. Even in major metropolitan areas. This Chinatown was a mix of kitsch and Asian restaurants and grocers, like most Chinatowns. However, this one also has a couple of very high-end shopping malls in the middle of it. Featuring wonderful brand-name stores! This Chinatown seems less focused on the “Hello Kitty” and all the Kawaii cuteness and more on higher-end brands, although of course, some “Hello Kitty” cuteness could be found! One of the malls features a mix of indoor and outdoor spaces, and it is beautifully done. Great mix of shops, and a lot of wonderful places to grab a quick bite to take home. Easily accessible via bus, but also boasting several large and clean parking garages! A really wonderful Chinatown.
Lockie Hunter - 6 months ago

Vibrant and Authentic Experience in Chinatown I recently visited Chinatown and had an incredibly enjoyable experience. The atmosphere is vibrant and full of life, with colorful street markets, delicious aromas, and a rich cultural vibe. It feels like stepping into a different world, with a mix of traditional and modern influences that truly capture the essence of Chinese culture. The variety of shops is impressive, offering everything from fresh produce, exotic spices, and traditional Chinese herbs, to beautiful home decor and unique souvenirs. The food scene is a major highlight, with an abundance of authentic restaurants and street food vendors offering mouth-watering dishes, from dim sum to hand-pulled noodles, and bubble tea. What stands out most is the genuine warmth of the people. The staff in stores and restaurants are friendly and welcoming, adding to the overall enjoyable experience. Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in Chinese culture, explore new flavors, or shop for unique items, Chinatown is a must-visit. I highly recommend it for anyone seeking an authentic cultural experience and delicious food!
haihong hu - a month ago