Chinatown in City of London, Westminster

This is a must visit if you love delicious food. I stopped at the Chinese Bakery to grab several savory pastries, went to Beijing Dumpling for some fantastic xiao long bao, grabbed a Korean corn dog, some beef noodles, and chicken katsu curry at Tokyo Diner.

I had not been looking forward to this attraction after reading about it online, but my boyfriend has an Asian stomach, so I took him to Chinatown to eat. Maybe it was because it was a weekday so there weren't a lot of people there, so there wasn't the problem of poor security due to crowds as people said on the Internet. There are many Asian restaurants to choose from, including Sichuan cuisine, Hunan cuisine, Taiwanese restaurants, Korean restaurants, Hong Kong cuisine... and so on. There are also many choices of hand-shaken drink shops. There are even quite a few Asian supermarkets here that carry many products that make you miss your hometown. If you have time, you can take some time to browse around. The lanterns are hung in a traditional New Year style, looking festive and very Chinese. This time we had dinner at an all-you-can-eat hotpot restaurant. The price was reasonable for London and the taste was great. I haven’t eaten hot pot for a long time.

it was great and lots of tasty places but be careful, you need to hold your bags and phones tightly

Great place if you want tasty food

Every time we enter a bakery or other place, they say the food is not halal. Be careful and ask them. There is nothing in China Street that I think is halal.

It's best to avoid weekends as there are too many people.

Great place to chill, have some chinese, korean food and stroll along the sweet streets

If you come to London, it's worth walking around.

A must for every visit to London

An incredible place! Crowded, colorful, a true China in the middle of London. I recommend visiting at any time.

Loved the lively place. We ate at a small place called Far East or so... Lordy! The food was migh delicious! Ate up the last morsel.. Very deli!

Little China in the heart of London with great food options

Chinatown in London is a vibrant area filled with numerous authentic restaurants and shops. The atmosphere is lively, and the food is delicious. It's a fantastic spot to experience genuine Asian culture and cuisine. Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore diverse flavors and traditions!

Unmissable, a complete change of scenery.

London China Town is a very fun and nice place to find some nice food to eat.

Great place to go for authentic Chinese food

Restaurang didn’t open till lunch. Alot of stuff to experience.

If you go to London, this is definitely a characteristic place to visit, it seems like you are in China and all the places are run by Chinese, try the sushi here, you will be very satisfied

Very crowded place but full of nice restaurants, street food, fancy attractions, the place to be and rich experience....

Chinatown in London's Soho (between Leicester Square and Shaftesbury Avenue) is a vibrant neighborhood that celebrates the Chinese culture. The streets are lined with all far eastern restaurants, supermarkets, and shops, offering a wide variety of traditional and modern Chinese goods. Commonly packed by tourists and locals seeking oriental food and frequently you'll have to wait patiently in queues before the popular restaurants. It can get overcrowded on special events such as chinese new year - so plan your visit ahead. Restaurants are plentiful but it can be a hit and miss and prices vary. Check recent reviews before stepping in. Still, Chinatown in Soho offers a unique blend of culture, cuisine, and history for everyone and it is popular for good reasons.

London's Chinatown is a vibrant place in the evening, filled with red lanterns and the delicious aroma of Asian cuisine. Gerrard Street is full of restaurants, bars, and shops. It's the perfect place to enjoy the evening with a delicious meal or a drink in a good mood.

What a beautiful and festive area.

Came here around the Chinese New Year time and was busy and such a great vibe too. Ate at one of the Chinese restaurants too. There was so many Lanterns and Chinese celebrations up too. Chinatown 🇨🇳 is always so nice to walk around and just soak up the atmosphere.

It's very nice and spacious, everything is very clean, and the atmosphere is peaceful. The food is delicious and the tea is great. The waiters were very friendly. Thank you for the lovely stay.

A place to visit if you are passing through London, unfortunately I don't think I tried the best address but it was nice to walk around a lively area like that. :)

Check out this stunning red-colored street in Chinatown!

This little Chinatown is so good, I loved it. A change of scenery and kindness guaranteed

Great restaurants great tourist place loads to see

Very nice part of London, near Soho. You can have a nice meal there and walk around.

A place full of Asian flavors. I recommend.

I love London Chinatown! You will find the best French toast and Fried Chicken here!!

My neighbourhood and I love it!

Clubs are the best these sides must go

A wonderful place everyone must experience

China Town is known for shops and restaurants. It is quite a busy area especially on weekends. You can enjoy Chinese cuisine in any of the restaurants. Some of the restaurants are mid range and some of them are fine dining. These restaurants have vegetarian options however it is limited. It is walkable from the nearest underground station.

Must be on your London visit list :)

Curious and original, you must visit it.

Must go if you haven't, best restaurant ironically is Malaysian though Rasa Sayan just off the main street

Excellent restaurant, nice staff

It was quite impressive to enter Chinatown, the choice of a restaurant is quite long considering the number, but the food is very good, you have to see Chinatown.

Fun to walk around and experience different food options and sweets

Amazing place with numerous eateries, bakeries, and shops.

It is truly a special place with a pleasant atmosphere where different cultures come together

It is always great to either just pass by or sit in one of the authentic restaurants to taste the famous duck (one of those hanging in the vitrines) and many more. Be ready to be served the bill prior to getting the food- this is the way the outside-sitters are treated!))

Suitable for Chinese tastes, the portions are huge, the seats are relatively narrow, and the space is still okay. The minister, Sister Jiao, greets guests with great care and can communicate in Chinese.

This was a very different experience from the Chinatown in San Francisco that I have visited many times. It was fun to see all the different restaurants and shops. Very safe

Lively! Lots of delicious food! A must-see tourist attraction!

The best place for Chinese food in London.

Chinatown London A stroll through Chinatown is a feast for the senses: glowing lanterns, the smell of spices and a variety of culinary offerings. However, it can get very crowded at peak times, which can put a damper on the experience. The steamed buns are fluffy and tasty, the pork bun is particularly recommended. The ambience is reminiscent of a traditional Hong Kong tea house. However, the portions could be a bit larger for the price. The Korean corn dogs are a highlight, especially the version with potatoes and mozzarella. The selection of street food is diverse and delicious. However, there are only limited seating options, which limits enjoyment on site. Chinatown offers a rich selection of culinary experiences. Both the Bun House and Bunsik are worth a visit, despite minor restrictions. For street food lovers and fans of Asian cuisine, a visit to this area of ​​London is highly recommended. The Peking duck is particularly recommended. It was really great.

It has very tasty food and a nice atmosphere but is very, very disappointed in the cocktails that they are offering

No street food, plenty of restaurants and pubs. Plus for restaurants with unlimited food. 10-16&

A great place and a culinary feast for those who want to try Chinese cuisine

Great place to spend the day eating and people watching.

Awesome. Just like Chinatown in SF in terms of food.

Very colourful. However, I noticed the absence of public benches and bins. Prices without praise and without infamy. We ate standing. Lots of food shops, some hairdressers, a casino and that's it. No clothing or gift shops (that I've seen).

The streets are really cool, I just didn't have the courage to eat Chinese food, the people are really traditional, so you can imagine 🫣

Open your Chinese taste buds and enjoy Chinese food. London's China Town is relatively mature and has a long history than China Towns in many other countries, and it has accumulated the cultural heritage of generations of Chinese.

You are walking on the streets of England, but you literally feel like you are on China street 😋😊

Beware of thief It is good and have so many delicious Chinese food

Such a vibrant and exciting area

if you visit London,one of the place you have to gothere.very crowded very busy.

When you want asian food. You will find anything.

I love Chinatown it's so vibrant

All shop were closed. I am not sure if I have visited in wrong time. Environment looks in dire state.

A walk in the morning. Close to theaters, an atmosphere reminiscent of Broadway with its musicals.

Everything of excellent quality

Must visit to get a feel of Chinese stuff & cuisine

Oh do I love Eastern-Asian culture! The thematic was fun and vivid! Every street was covered with chinese lanterns. The market I went to had some cool japanese mochi for a surprisingly low price. The restaurant of choice had food as tasty as any other chinese place. Greatly recommended on your London visit!

Love a Chinese meal when in china town plumb valley is my favourite place to go

One of the best Chinatowns I've visited! Mandatory visit. You can easily get there from Picadilly or Soho. Mandatory photo upon entry. Emblematic places to eat Chinese Tico food. We were able to enjoy varied food and typical desserts. We also went to visit the typical food stores.

Incredibly beautiful neighborhood despite the fact that it is extremely saturated with people. Very well located you will find everything you want in terms of Asian food, it's unbeatable! Big recommendation!

What a beautiful place ! Definitely a must go in London. It was lovely to see such... you will want to eat from everywhere you pass by and it's fair to say they have the cheapest meals in town ! Definitely worth going

Great day with the children aged between 3 and 15 . We all enjoyed what we ate and had fun trying new things. Chinatown bakery was our favourite spot fish ice cream were big and very tasty also the mini fish filled cakes. Bubble tea and Bubble waffles Sushi . Good spot to visit if in London.

Great place to eat well and it's a short walk from Trafalgar square.

Nice street, especially in the evenings. Unfortunately there is no Chinese souvenir shop. Only restaurants with menus that require abnormal prices.

pretty cool, very crowded on weekends

Chinatown has a vibrant and colorful atmosphere, with red lanterns decorating the streets and several traditional Chinese-style portals. The variety of Asian restaurants is incredible — there’s Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Thai food… all very tasty. It’s definitely worth trying the roast duck at Four Seasons or having a bubble tea at Happy Lemon. It’s very close to Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus, so it’s easy to include on your walking itinerary. At night, the lights and the hustle and bustle make the place even more special. During Chinese New Year, the neighborhood turns into a party with dragon dances, parades and lots of music. It can get a little crowded, but that just shows how much the place is loved. Highly recommended for those who want to eat well and discover a little piece of Asia in London!

A place full of life, color, smell and flavors. Essential.

Another great place to visit when in London

With its rich Chinese cultural heritage, this area offers a diverse selection of restaurants, including Chinese, Korean, and Japanese cuisine.

Unfriendly and not tasty. Except those little pink pigs. They were good. But my child didn't like them.

Good atmosphere! I recommend going there in the evening 🍜

Lovely place for a chilling family outing...

A busy, vibrant and interesting part of London. Full of restaurants, shops and other Chinese and Asian businesses. Packed with tourists in the weekends and holidays so best to go during week days. Not the largest Chinatown, especially considering it is in a major city, but worth a look if you are in London.

The Chinese area in London called, Chinatown. Lots of Chinese themed shops. Very busy.

Really vibrant and cool place to visit. Extremely busy but worth visiting for tourists

Beautiful place, good food. Obviously a lot of tourists, but if you know what to look for (if the restaurant is full of western tourists, skip it) you'll get genuine Chinese food for a good price

Beautiful places. Worth our vacation.

A neighborhood worth seeing... full of restaurants, shops and lots of lights... especially the caramelized ducks and chickens hanging...

Unfortunately i had an hair in my food, I know this can happen sometimes, but turned right off food..I'm the type that can't send back and have another lot unfortunately.

Very good support from Karl! We can recommend him!

Unfortunately there are only Chinese restaurants here, I was hoping for a small souvenir shop, but maybe I just overlooked it

Nice place to taste Chinese food. Lots of places to choose from. Worth walking the streets.

This area is worth visiting in London

There are many interesting dishes in Chinese restaurants. I recommend you try them.

China Town full of shops and a wonderful atmosphere among the narrow streets of the neighborhood. Beautiful place

Cool place to check out, some yummy food options, and I got an amazing foot and shoulder massage. Prices are somewhat far but very crowded tourist area. I got some yummy desserts and had a nice meal.

Variety of restaurants to select and affordable prices compare to other choices in London area

I really liked it, it's worth checking out

There are all kinds of shops. You can find the daily necessities you want here. It is highly recommended!