Box Hill

Box Hill is a community of Melbourne Chinese. It's more like China. Besides Buddhist halls, there are also some Chinese shops with Chinese characteristics, and even food markets. All kinds of promotional signs in stores are also written in Chinese characters.

This is the Chinese Autonomous Region. It is not a good living environment for people who want to improve their English. Chinese restaurants are still good.

You can get there by train or by tram 109. Walking into Box Hill is like returning to a Chinese-dominated community in an Asian country. Almost all the signs in the shops here are written in large Chinese, and the white people have become ethnic minorities. The food used here is basically Asian (Chinese) flavor. Ha-ha.

Compared with Chinatown, Chinatown seems to be still in the domestic community, where the most types of Chinese food. Not only Cantonese cuisine, but also northern flavors can be found here.

In the southwest of Melbourne, it is the largest Chinese community. It is very convenient to buy food and eat anything. There are many Chinese restaurants here, but they are not clean, illegal and a vibrant area.

This is a Chinese community in Melbourne, where many Chinese restaurants are gathered. It's a great choice for friends who miss Chinese cuisine.

It's very busy to see so many Chinese. Sugar stores and other stores are really good. There are batteries next to it. It feels good to go to the CT and the environment is good. It's worth going. Ha-ha

It's better to eat Chinese food. It's very convenient here, and there are many Chinese restaurants. They can speak Chinese.

Box Hill is also a burgeoning Chinese area, with the exception of Chinatown, but not downtown Melbourne, where trams can be used.

There are many Chinese here. They can not speak English and live a normal life and communicate with each other.