Barrio Chino

Buenos Aires Chinatown is also a very special place. Here you can see many fun things, Chinatown is also very popular, you can see very rich wooden items. Chinatown environment is also very good.

Chinatown is always overcrowded on weekends, hard to park, but it is worth a visit. There are lots of Chinese and Japanese food, nice supermarkets and lots of shops selling cheap food. It was a good Sunday and free plan... Finally, it is easy to get to by public transport like train and bus..

It's delicious and suitable for Shanghai people. It's not spicy. The boss is good. The uncle with oil combs is in a very good environment. Dinner starts at 8 o'clock. He eats two meals. There are free wifi. There are quite a few Korean Chinese who come to eat. It's the best decorated Chinese restaurant I've eaten outside the United States. Some friends said that spring light has taken a view here at first. I highly recommend that Argentina feels less chaotic than legend, but this is a well-off area. It's ten o'clock after dinner and friends are separated.

Although there is a archway, Chinatown has no scale, there are several restaurants, and there are fewer real Chinese tastes, mostly improved Argentine tastes.

The farthest Chinatown from China and the farthest Chinatown from home are all slightly sad to think of. It's located in Buenos Aires, known as Paris of South America. It's also the scenic spot of Wang Jiawei. How ambiguous and sad it is.