Chinatown
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864 Masangkay St, Binondo, Manila, 1006 Metro Manila, Philippines
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About Chinatown
The oldest recognized Chinatown, Binondo's Chinese enclave was documented as early as 1594, though it was already a focal point of Chinese trading when Spanish explorers first arrived in 1521. Start at Binondo Church and follow the savory scents of oranges and sweetmeats, lychees and mooncakes. The area bordered by Ongpin, Quentin Paredes and Gandara Streets offers the heart of Chinatown, where you can browse to your heart's content and pick up noodles, yellow Chinese gold, and mysterious remedies for illnesses you may not have known you had. Then stop by the Bahay Tsinoy Museum for a look at the place's rich history.
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A very good place to visit Manila China town, it is located in Escolta, the oldest city in Manila where the seat of high society begun. A bite of Chinese cuisine in most of the restaurant you can see inside the place. If you are into shopping do not forget to got to 168 mall or Tutuban mall, 199 mall or Lucky mall where you can go and visit the 4th floor where the Binondo Museum is located, this museum is the history of how Chinatown started! A must see!
The Place is Very good. also the prizes when you shop is good.. more parking atleast but the people in manila is very humble and can accomodate you anytime especially the men in blue shirts. thank you mayor isko.
the most exciting place to visit in Singapore with a lot of choices from food, souvenirs, snacks, fruit's, temples, shopping, and its really fun...
Great foods available anywhere here at chinatown. However great things always come with cost, 30mins of que is a must. Must try.......
I have been to many Chinatowns and this is my favorite one. The food is delicious and the Chinese culture is quite authentic.
I took a calesa to Chinatown from Intramuros. You see the shanty areas... the poor... yet, despite their poverty, the people seemed joyful. Being a Filipino, it made me sad and proud and joyful at the same time. I asked the calesa driver to drop me off at Binondo Church, the Minor Basilica of San Lorenzo Ruiz... another ecclesial treasure of Manila... so those are the pictures I’ve included here.
China town here in Yokohama area, if you want to try the best food of chinese you should come and visit here. I really like the Chinese food even the place here. There is a lot of food u can choose what ever u want.Even the place here in China town u can shop also here and visit the park near here.
The world’s first China Town, located in Manila, the Philippines is a maze of hustle and bustle, tradition, food, vendors, and businesses by people in all walks of life.Established in 1594 Chinatown is a cultural throwback with the mixture of Chinese, Filipino, and Spanish cultures blending together.
good For Shopping and chinesse food loversthey have a lot of things to do when you visit there.
If you’re in manila never forget to visit ChinaTown! I find it mini hongkong that you will find good stuff like you went to China or Hongkong. We also dine-in at Chuan Keen Binondo’s Oldest fast food. The restaurant was busy at the time so, be patient waiting for your orders to come. All in all, its worth the wait.