Chinatown in City of London, Westminster

We visited late and in the rain, but it's still a nice neighborhood to take a walk and have something to eat!

I thought it was a very vibrant and fun place quality of toys was amazing and food delicous

Very interesting place to be. A bit crowded but I enjoyed.

Love Chine town. I go often.. everyone should go there

For me, quite chaos and long queues for food, of course it was Friday evening

Colorful street with lots of restaurants. Be careful if you have sensitive stomach it's similar to home country not you are used to

Vibrant bustling area of London. Great food for decent prices.

Very cool and as always has an oriental vibe

It was very busy and with an array of shops and resturants

Great place for Chinese food lover

A very large-scale Chinatown. I must go here every time I come to the UK. There are a lot of Chinese food here, food from all over China, and Hong Kong-style barbecue. The dim sum is really good.

A very interesting district and tasty, inexpensive Chinese food, I recommend it.

A very atmospheric place in London. These are just a dozen or so streets, but with a very different atmosphere than the rest of the city. There are many restaurants here, mainly Chinese, but also from other parts of distant Asia. You can eat well here, and the fact that the places are good is proven by the queues of people waiting for a table. In the evening, lanterns light up the streets. The Chinese gate leads into Chinatown, located right next to the LEGO and M&M's stores. We definitely recommend it.

Actually just one restaurant after the other, for eating ok

Fun place to walk around.... not large but lots of chinese restaurants

Such an amazing cultural place to visit. If it's food you want, you can't go wrong.

Staying in London for more than ten days! This is a very lively place where Chinese people in Europe gather! Most of them are restaurants. To be honest, the cooking here has greatly deteriorated! I tried more than a dozen restaurants and all were disappointing, but they were better than those in Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia! Don't have high expectations! Compared to the West Coast of the United States and Canada, even every small store is satisfactory (but not including the East Coast). Many streets here form Chinatown~ you will feel a familiar sense of warmth while strolling along! Travel sharing: You can’t buy local phone cards here! If you buy it in Hong Kong and there is no network, you must turn it off and on again to access the network!

Fab selection of dim sum. Friendly service.

You have to wander through the streets of Chinatown, very decorated, with a lot of atmosphere and full of restaurants, it is difficult to decide where to eat

During the weekend evening it's crowed, but it's expected. Love the atmosphere there, lots of food choices, we couldn't even decide.

Home from home :) I love the atmosphere here and being able to feel for a few minutes that I’m back in Hong Kong. Can get some of my favourite snacks in the shops and LOVE the New Loon Fung for dim sum. My first stop after getting off the train! Lots of veggie and vegan friendly options and frequented by a lot of Chinese diners ( so it must be good!!) Also love Old Town 97 ( Eggplant dish!) Chinese New Year time is always fun as the lanterns get changed and everything spruced up. There’s a great foot massage place called Step In down Rupert Court which does the best one I’ve had since leaving Hong Kong.

Always a fun place to visit for great food choices. Got to see a celebration during this visit.

Beautiful area but it is a shame that many of the restaurants accept only cash so we couldn't eat there for this reason.

Although I received a lot of praise for the neighborhood, I did not like it very much, and I have not tried the restaurants and I do not prefer Asian food. It went unnoticed and nothing more.

It contains many restaurants for Chinese food

Fantastic experience really enjoyed myself

Always exciting to visit the Capital London again, sometimes we forget it's on our doorstep. So going to Chinatown to see the Chinese New Year decorations was a lovely site, so colourful and cheery. Also the weather was perfect for a change! I also walked down to Trafalgar Square, looking beautiful in the sunshine. Lots of visitors, I can see why people fly in from all over the world to London.

Fun, exciting, vibrant. Delicious eateries - dim sum, bakeries, Cantonese cuisine, Szechuan cuisine, Vietnamese cuisine, Taiwanese cuisine, Japanese cuisine. They have it all. Such a fantastic place. Will be going four seasons for the roast duck!

Went for Chinese new year great atmosphere but so crowded. Worth a visit any other time and the best place to buy food ingredients if you want to cook at home.

Went to Chinatown for Chinese New year

Chinatown is one of the best places in London, full of life, culture, and, most importantly, amazing food! Whether you’re looking for authentic Chinese dishes, delicious dim sum, or some of the best bakeries in the city, this place has it all. The streets are always buzzing with energy, and the smell of freshly baked buns and roasted duck fills the air. The bakeries here are incredible, offering soft, fluffy buns, egg tarts, and unique desserts you won’t find anywhere else.

Really big Chinatown. Worth a visit with jump on jump out or nornmal boat ticket. Less crowded than the other attractions of Bangkok.

Love this place! Always buzzing and vibrant. And I had some of the best food and cocktails

Chinatown London. Simply put, little China in Europe. If you can't afford to travel to Beijing or another major Chinese city, you can get a taste of the Asian atmosphere in London. Chinese, Japanese, Thai restaurants and many more with various flavors of dishes. Shops and "pharmacies" where only an Asian can read the names of products or medicines. For me personally, the hit were the restaurants, or rather eateries, where for 15 pounds per person, you can eat for an hour everything prepared by Chinese chefs. And I liked the original Chinese beer. It really is great. In London, but not in Chinatown, you can find such eateries even cheaper per hour of eating (I found such a place). I recommend. For people who think that traveling to London is expensive. If you plan well and wait for the right moment to buy tickets, you can fly with a family of 2+2 and return for PLN 600 to attractions such as large museums, you can book free entries. And let me tell you that a 24-hour or weekend trip with the family can cost from PLN 1,000 to PLN 1,500 with food!!!! It's a pity not to go.

It's a Chinese community. Make sure the restaurant's food is halal

It's worth going here, you can taste a lot of different foods and it's very atmospheric because of the many lanterns.

Wide selection of Chinese restaurants around. Nicely decorated during the Chinese new year!

I visited Chinatown and was delighted by the vibrant atmosphere, especially during the Chinese New Year celebrations. I managed to witness the awe-inspiring dragon performance, which was truly remarkable.

Noisy, overcrowded, dirty, rude people. Not a pleasant walk through at all. Alot of the Chinese restaurants aren't rated 5* either which is off-putting and they stand outside trying to 'grab' you in which reminds me of cheap bargain bucket holidays! 1 experience is enough to put me off!

I enjoyed visiting Chinatown. I came here everyday. There is a lot of food to choose from.

Love to visit Chinatown everytime I get a chance! Last visit was for the Chinese New Year and the place was buzzing. Loved the atmosphere, loved the parede, everything was so nice. Chinatown in London is definitely a beautiful place to visit.

A great experience. Many options. All very beautiful

Very crowded but mind blowing as usual

Very climatic place with many small food stalls for reasonable money. You should visit at evening or night for a better visual effect.

One of my favourite places to dine as a I love oriental cuisines. The picture is taken around lunar year. Amazing vibe!

Crowded, with a lot of colours, smells, smiling faces... Bringing you on their own territory! Amazing experience 🌟

Must come and the last time I came here already 20 years ago

Brilliant place we visit every time we’re in London

Nothing special at all, had it not been for the lanterns, and chine’s restaurants it could have been any street in London to be honest. With regards to the restaurants when there new year is over. The lanterns come down, you literally just have so many restaurants it’s the only way you would know your in china town

A very atmospheric, crowded, exciting place where something is happening everywhere

Friends who like to eat Chinese food must go to London Chinatown! There are ramen, Cantonese cuisine, Hunan cuisine, Fujian cuisine, Sichuan cuisine... there are many delicacies from all over China to try, and you can also visit art galleries, shop, etc.

When you come here during the New Year, you can fully feel the New Year atmosphere. Many foreign friends can also come here to experience the Chinese New Year celebrations. This New Year atmosphere is much stronger than in Taiwan... If there is no New Year atmosphere in Taiwan, please Come here❤️👍.

Can’t eat anywhere without a reservation or wait 1-2 hours min during the busy times.

I love this place. Here you can find Asian shops with groceries and a lot of stuff you can't easily find elsewhere. Today my friend even found a frozen durian in one of the shops. Beverages in those shops are my favourite. I like the decorations. They even celebrate the Lunar New Year 🎊 This place looks amazing both during the day and at night. And how many great restaurants, boba tea spots, as I mentioned earlier, shops, etc. It is located in central London and is a must visit for a tourist. Be careful with your possessions as in every corner of Greater London, since it's a common place for pickpockets and people stealing phones right from your hand on the street.

It was at night, but absolutely stunning video untill we left

This is the place where you can enjoy the exellence of Chinese food! You cannot miss the atmosphere here for Chinese New Year!

One of the most colorful and authentic China Towns I have ever been to. Lots of very tasty food, from Asian pastries to fried chicken, everything is wonderful. Anyone who comes to London should visit this place. A must visit for all lovers of Asian food and colorful culture.

We were there during the Olympics and it was a very pleasant surprise. There were several great places to have lunch at very good prices and with fantastic quality. It's very busy but the atmosphere is pleasant. I think it's worth taking a trip to learn a little about the culinary customs of the Asian giant.

Great place to visit one time and don't go for any buffets as they are low quality food which gave me bad stomach cramps. You should prefer other Chinese restaurants although they're quite expensive you can eat good food

A Chinatown like most Chinese neighborhoods in any country. There are many Chinese restaurants and markets. I left the place with a sigh.

It's joyful and crowded... There are a lot of people waiting in line to eat.

In Soho, it's nice to walk around and most of it is Asian restaurants, which I haven't tried

An interesting place with a unique atmosphere. A substitute for Asia in central London. It is also worth walking to Chinatown in the evening. Lit, glowing lanterns hanging on the streets create an atmosphere. In this part of London you can eat a good lunch typical of Asian cuisine at a relatively low price. You can also buy various food products and cosmetics from China. When in London, you must visit this place 😀.

We went there just for some old HK dim sum. Sun Shing restaurant

It’s very lively. You must come and visit. Full of Chinese culture

The place is crowded, mostly atmospheric, but it's not like everything is only from China. It's a mix of Chinese, Thai, Japanese and Vietnamese shops and food. A surprisingly small area, but of course worth seeing because it is simply different.

London Chinatown is a vibrant and dynamic hub filled with cultural charm, offering an authentic taste of East Asia in the heart of the city. Located in the bustling West End, it’s a haven for food lovers, with its colorful streets lined with restaurants serving everything from traditional dim sum to hand-pulled noodles and bubble tea. The area is beautifully decorated with red lanterns and ornate arches, creating a festive atmosphere year-round, especially during Chinese New Year celebrations, which are some of the largest outside Asia. Beyond its culinary appeal, Chinatown also boasts unique shops selling East Asian ingredients, gifts, and herbal medicines, making it a great destination for both locals and tourists seeking a slice of authentic culture. It’s a place where history, community, and modern city life converge, offering a lively and welcoming space to explore and enjoy.

Nice cultural place it’s shows the Chinese culture and food and their way of life

Very nice with the new year approaching

Very nice experience Real Beijing have halal Chinese food Amazing taste Highly recommended

Not far from Piccadilly Circus in the Soho district is the Chinese district of Chinatown. Definitely take a stroll down Gerrard Street. On this market street you can experience Chinese culture up close. Lots of colorful shops with Chinese restaurants and stalls. You feel like you're in a different culture.

A little area with restaurants, bakeries, and mini marts offering Oriental products.

Best chillout place in London. Wonderful Chinese food options.

To me, it's my Capital of London food. Perfect place for lunch especially with the Dim Sum on offer! Don't forget the amazing bakeries!

Had a lovely meal in China Town

This restaurant in the heart of China Town , Central London, on Sunday very busy, food was great, beef chow-min, staff were rushing around. Customer care politeness can improve, will go there again.

Really beautiful place especially for people who are on the look out for tasty Chinese food.The restaurants are on the pricier end but they have a wonderful selection if Chinese food. I suggest trying bao buns and traditional fish pancakes.

Chinatown can be found everywhere in the world. London’s Chinatown seems a bit smaller and cleaner.

A bit crowded but really loved the food

Large selection of Asian restaurants

Fantastic pantomime just gets better and better,

Great vibe and too many restaurants options to choose from

Good experience. Awesome food and ambience.

Always lovely to see the food being offered and markets

A place worth visiting. Rich gastronomic offer. Unfortunately, you have to wait quite a long time to get to the best places, but I also recommend it.

All you can eat buffets and some fine dining. The choice is yours. Definitely worth a visit.

Awesome food but on the weekends there are long queues so difficult to get into a place fast

Nice place to be with good asian foods and snacks

A prosperous gathering place for overseas Chinese

What else? The best place to eat in London!

Magnificent for walking around!!!

Best Place for Experience Chinese culture

Fantastic place to visit, restaurantes, shops, markets, drinks, desserts, bakery everything that you want from the Chinese culture is there

It is highly recommended to walk through this neighborhood, which is very central and full of Asian restaurants and shops.

The best thing we ate in London!! All delicious! Congratulations on the business!

Very emblematic neighborhood of London, also close to other neighborhoods known as Sojo, in a central and good area, you can eat in many places for an affordable price and we find great food discoveries in the neighborhood that I invite you to walk around and visit various stalls with good quality

Chinatown in London Located in Soho between Leicester Square and Shaftesbury Street, Chinatown is a center of Chinese culture. It is characterized by: • History: Started in East London and moved to Soho in the 20th century. • Landmarks: Traditional Chinese gates, red lanterns, and cultural statues. • Activities: • Restaurants serving popular Asian dishes such as dim sum and Peking duck. • Stores selling Chinese products and crafts. • Chinese New Year celebrations. Why visit it? To enjoy Chinese food and Asian culture in the heart of London.

If your looking for Asian foods and restaurants, this is the place

Especially the buffet dishes and cake varieties are very nice.

It's generous and delicious. Everyone loves Chinatown.