Chinatown Melbourne

Remember when the food lady first came to Melbourne, the first to come to the birthplace is not familiar, feel fresh and interesting to everything in this cultural capital, but with a little fear and alienation, like the popular album Emily in Paris, a fashionable, flowery capital is in front of you, You want to be close to her, but she's always aloof with a smile and distance.

For Australia's Chinatown, it is absolutely a must for the Chinese, Chinatown has a special feeling for the Chinese, here is so familiar with the grass and trees

Melbourne's Chinatown is also a good place with a lot of Chinese people, the local people here live there, Chinatown can also taste the food of the motherland, language communication is quite unique, can be very free communication here.

When I visited Melbourne for the first time, Chinatown was one of the interesting places. The street occupied is not large, but it is very distinctive. In addition to the Chinese-style buildings, there are also many Western-style buildings. The combination of Chinese and Western, it feels unique and unique. Little Bourke Street and the so-called Chinatown are two blocks between Swanston Street and Exhibition Street. Although they are distinctive, they look a bit tacky. There are quite ordinary Chinese restaurants here, both good and bad, but nothing really impressive. Some shops with a long history can be better displayed. Like everywhere, Chinatown always has so many good restaurants, souvenir gift shops and gourmet dessert shops. There are many authentic restaurants here. As always, every restaurant is a group of people talking to each other, just like a family reunion... It is a rather small one-way street, Little Pok Street, but there are also many shops and restaurants in the surrounding area. There are well-known brand shops that are worth visiting near the CBD on Collins Street.

The Chinatown in Melbourne, Australia, has a common feature with Chinatowns around the world. The Chinese culture is very rich and elegant. You can see more of your countrymen here. It is very kind! You can come here and enjoy the delicious food of your motherland!

Melbourne's Chinatown, while not as great as Sydney's, is a great place to stop for a meal.

Previously they opened for 24hour daily however business operation hours may change due to covid-19 pandemic. Step through the grand red gates of Melbourne's Chinatown and enter a whole new world of Asian cuisine, karaoke, cocktail bars

Oh my god I LOVE China Town. Not for its shopping, because that really is a bit meh in my opinion, there are far better places to go. But I love it for the food. There is such an exotic array of restaurants to go to that pretty much serve every Chinese dish imaginable! If you love (or even like) Chinese food, you need to go to China Town.

It was around Christmas week in Melbourne so after 9pm only places that still remain opened were in Chinatown. We found a lot of interesting places to eat and drink around the 3 block area. Chinatown was quite clean compared to other cities Chinatowns and food selections were good.

The original Chinese population came to Victoria in the mid-1800s chasing the promise of riches during Australia’s gold rush era. Today, a large population of Chinese remain in Melbourne and the city has arguably one of the best Chinatowns in the country. During the year, there are many traditional festivals and activities in this part of town, making it a vibrant place to explore. And with the restaurants in the area serving up delicious food, this is a location not to be missed.