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Chinatown
Chinatown
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London’s Chinatown is a bustling and colorful district nestled between Soho and Leicester Square, offering an authentic taste of East Asia through its restaurants, bakeries, and shops
Insider Tips
Chinatown is a foodie’s paradise. You’ll find a wide variety of Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Japanese restaurants offering everything from dim sum to Peking duck. While there are high-end restaurants, many of the places are affordable, offering hearty meals at reasonable prices. You can easily find a quick bite or full meal without breaking the bank!
Chinatown is also home to some amazing bakeries where you can pick up traditional Chinese pastries like mooncakes or custard buns or grab a bubble tea
Did you know?
London’s Chinatown used to be located in the East End, around Limehouse, in the 18th century. It moved to its current location in the West End during the 1950s and has since grown into the lively cultural hotspot you see today, complete with its famous red lanterns and traditional Chinese gates!