Chinatown in City of London, Westminster

Really crowded but good experience. I must to visit.

I really enjoyed these streets 🙂 pretty crowded, but having great atmosphere and tons of different smells from plenty of restaurants 🙂

We ate lunch with my son and friends. Price is just right. And with sister & bro in law. We ate 4 or 5 times during our stay.

Food market for both the eater and China cooking necessities to get your cook on. Bought a special saus and drinks that I normally can’t find in the Amsterdam departement. The WanTan soup got us starting off on the right taste🍜

Great spot for tourist attractions, and many based Asian restaurants/buffets

It was great, there are some affordable places to buy things. It was a little bit chaotic though.

Packed with people. Very touristy....commercial.

Great hotel at lhr. Good price and convenient walking indoors to terminal 4

Chinatown is an iconic place to experience Chinese culture in the heart of London. It’s easy to get lost wandering around its colourful streets, surrounded by sights and sounds. It’s inevitable to fall into the temptation of sampling some Chinese delicacies in one of its many attractive restaurants. A must-visit for anyone who wants to get a taste of Chinese culture in the city!

London Chinatown loves the Panda - and the Panda loves Chinatown

Too many people, just food shops. It lost its atmosphere.

Interesting place, but the locals in the restaurant are not very friendly, but maybe that's just me.

Chinatown is one of my favourite places to visit during the Chinese New Year holidays. It is always bustling and lively, with everyone enjoying themselves, whether it's by eating dim sum, Cantonese food, having bubble tea, or simply soaking in the festive atmosphere. Not to mention the vibrant colours at night. Conveniently located in the heart of London, the city offers various transportation options, making Chinatown easily accessible. With some streets leading into Leicester Square and Cambridge Circus, you can also walk from Piccadilly Circus, which is just 5 minutes away. Soho is nearby, offering additional entertainment and dining experiences. If it's your first time in London, I highly recommend visiting Chinatown at least once.

It was lovely in Chinatown, although it was raining I still enjoyed it.I had went into many shops around it.

Great selection of Chinese restaurants

Crowded and cramped. Queues everywhere when we were there on a Saturday. Fun to go through but nothing more. Overpriced area.

Very busy but quick service and wide range on the menus

Leicester Square, best place in London for pleasure and food

London's Chinatown is a vibrant and culturally rich area located in the heart of the city. It attracts attention with its traditional Chinese architecture, colorful lanterns and authentic restaurants. It is a great spot especially for those who want to experience the unique flavors of Chinese cuisine. However, you may encounter long queues at popular restaurants, so I recommend making a reservation in advance. The vibrant atmosphere of the region, shopping opportunities and festivals are also worth seeing. It is the perfect place for those looking for both flavor and cultural experience.

Famous neighborhood in London. Characteristic like many similar ones in other big cities. However, I found it lacking in real shops and too full of real restaurants. A bit of a disappointment from this point of view

Great place to walk through and the christmas decorations were fantastic.

Chinese people don’t go to London Chinatown😅

Great food. Lot of chinese restaurants in the area. Most of restaurants have very good service.

The food here was on point. Very nice atmosphere and service

Nice place and well stocked with Asian shops, shame about the endless influx of people who don't let you see much

Overcrowded you can only lay with cash on buffets. I would avoid. Go to eat something local instead.

Too much confusion for me, just to find out.

Nothing like what you see on the internet, it's all just sugar-coating to present yourself, even Londoners told us that it was just a tourist rip-off, the food was terrible, I'd like to know where these so-called food blockers get their taste

Love sitting outside for a drink, and looking across the river

The place where I said it would be okay if I didn't come

Enjoyed the duck and pork washed down with a couple of pints of Tsingtao so much that I am going back today for more of the same..

Chinatown in the heart of London although the food is not there.

While buying chinese lanterne , at CHINESE AND BAKERY ART AND FASHION , in Chinatown in London, the owner and his wife from the shop Removed one lanterne from the packet which was orginaly sold 2 lanternes for 10 pound !! His wife stepple back the paquet , so irrealistic!! And desohnest !!!!!!!!!!!! I have definitely been riped off by these two people chicneese supermarket !!! Very up setting and bitter expérience, its a matter of principal !!

A charming place in London where we can eat something other than Fish & Chips, we have a large selection of different Asian eateries, everyone will find something for themselves, including vegetarians. It is also possible to buy souvenirs or toys for children, you can easily pay by card everywhere. When in London, it is worth taking at least a short walk around this area. There are a lot of people here during the day, regardless of the day of the week.

Famous atmosphere, perfect food, every time I visit London I have to go again.

Found a little all you can eat!

A must to visit during a trip to London!

Lots of Chinese restaurants and shops

A nice place for walking and shopping

Great climate. The smell of Chinese food is fantastic and it is everywhere there. The lamps and gate were charming and good for taking photos.

Impressive and lovely, and there are so many restaurants. Even too many so the choice is difficult (how to differentiate them in the end?).

Basically it is just one or two streets with Chinese restaurants, not as good as expected

Always a vibrant part of the West End, Soho! Some great Chinese restaurants and Supermarkets here.

Nice place to go to for oriental food and groceries

Vibrant and busy as always. Hundreds of tourists. A lot of good places to have a Chinese noodles;). One of the must see places for every visitor to London.

Very colorful and vibrant at night.

Lots of different Chinese foods to choose

Certainly worth visiting. Keep the children close, it often gets filled with LOTS of people. And if you can, decide on the restaurant to visit before arriving.

The London China Town is quite typical like the other China towns all over the world, i.e. lots of Chinese restaurants. Beside that, not anything unique. If you have time, you can spend one hour to walk around there.

A place with many impressions and a large selection of dishes. You should visit if you are in London.

Nice place to walk and take some photographs. To eat, it is expensive.

To be honest, I imagined China Town to be bigger, but you should only visit it in the afternoon until late in the evening as only a few shops are open before 1 p.m.

London’s Chinatown is a vibrant but often crowded spot where you can find authentic Chinese snacks, noodles, and boba drinks. The streets are filled with the smell of fried food, which at times can be overpowering, with hints of burned oil lingering in the air. Despite that, it’s a great place to explore a wide range of boba flavors, enjoy hand-pulled noodles, and grab traditional street food. The bustling atmosphere and mix of food stalls and restaurants make it a lively destination for anyone looking to dive into Chinese cuisine.

Interesting and has some nice restaurants, nice for children also

A number of restaurants and bubble tea but worth stopping for lunch

That missed the wanton soup so I quickly greeted and entered. Eccellente job.

China Town is a must-visit place. I recommend

Nice experience! Beautiful places and delicious food.

Great place to visit. A colorful district with Chinese restaurants, shops and richly decorated buildings, including the Chinatown gate

The experience was good because I've never eaten there before but very expensive and quick service to clear the table ready for the next customer meal for 2 + 2 drinks £80 and that includes a £9 service charge

It's worth going. A very interesting and tasty place.

Tasty food! You can find sandwiches from £3.5 such as buns and pork or chicken pancakes which were delicious. There are buffets and bubble tea shops too!

Simply “stroll” and let the atmosphere take effect.

Nice decorations and preatty good prices in the restoransts

Chinatown has lots of mainland Chinese people and is expensive but in character with London prices if you want cheap food that’s really good go to Hong Kong

Chinatown in London is a vibrant and lively area, perfect for exploring and enjoying authentic Asian cuisine. My wife and I had a wonderful time walking through its colorful streets, lined with traditional lanterns and bustling restaurants. The variety of food options is incredible, from dim sum to bubble tea, with something to suit every taste. We particularly enjoyed trying new dishes and soaking in the lively atmosphere. The shops also offer unique Asian goods, adding to the cultural experience. Whether you're a foodie or just curious, Chinatown is a must-visit spot for a taste of Asia in London.

Delicious and culinary experience.

Great place for culinary in London... Lots of food, not just asian food but western and Mediterranean food also

Disgusting food, very bad service and expensive. More expensive than everything we ate in London.

A must in London. Important to try the Taiyaki

Yes, nice to look at because the shops and decorations are typically Chinese. However, it is extremely overcrowded here with tourists and the prices are correspondingly outrageous. The food is also maximum standard. Any other Chinese restaurant outside will suffice for better prices. Watching it once is enough.

Very bad service, edges and unpleasant.

Very picturesque neighborhood, a must-visit in London

Nice food. Great atmosphere. Just a little small. I expected a larger area. But it's worth seeing. I recommend.

Very picturesque Chinatown. Full of shops and restaurants.

Very picturesque but of course there are practically only restaurants. One of the busiest spots in the city, always full of people. But, indeed, picturesque and worth a visit. #Milan shops #Milan shops in transfer

Great food, fun atmosphere with street performers

It was great seeing how things are Meanwhile I have an idea of opening my shop here in my country 😃😊😊😉😃

Lots of Asian restaurants and grocery stores, some decorations on the street. It's well varied and not very expensive in the stores.

There are restaurants located on a small street, the ambiance is nice, but the smell of food bothered us a bit.

A lot of unused seating outside places for food , when I looked at £30 per person I realised why, taking a group of 5 out for lunch shouldn't cost me £150!

A colorful Chinese town in the very center of London. Many pubs and restaurants. Great atmosphere.

Chinatown is a vibrant cultural hub! 🏮 From authentic dim sum to bustling markets, it's a sensory delight. The lantern-lit streets and friendly vendors make every visit a memorable experience. Highly recommended! 🥟

Place to shut the brain great meals

Crowded ,dirty and ok place to visit

Chinatown in London is a vibrant and lively destination that offers a delightful blend of culture, cuisine, and community spirit. Our visit during Pride was particularly special, as the colorful celebrations infused the area with an extra layer of joy and inclusivity, making it an unforgettable experience. As soon as we entered Chinatown, we were greeted by the enchanting sights and sounds of this bustling enclave. The streets were adorned with beautiful lanterns, and the aroma of authentic Asian cuisine wafted through the air, tempting our taste buds. The atmosphere was electric, with locals and tourists alike enjoying the festivities, and the spirit of Pride added a festive touch that celebrated love and diversity. One of the highlights of our visit was exploring the array of restaurants and eateries that Chinatown has to offer. From traditional dim sum to delectable noodle dishes, the culinary options are endless. We indulged in some mouthwatering dumplings and savory bao buns, which were not only delicious but also beautifully presented. The lively ambiance of the restaurants, combined with the friendly staff, made our dining experience even more enjoyable. The shops and market stalls in Chinatown are also worth exploring. Each corner reveals unique treasures, from traditional Chinese herbal remedies and teas to beautiful souvenirs and gifts. The vibrant colors and intricate designs of the products on display add to the charm of the area, and it’s easy to lose track of time as you wander through the bustling streets. During our visit, it was heartwarming to see the community come together to celebrate Pride. The atmosphere was filled with laughter, music, and a sense of belonging. Many businesses in the area proudly displayed rainbow flags, and there were events and performances that highlighted the diversity of the LGBTQ+ community. It was a beautiful reminder of how culture and inclusivity can come together, creating a welcoming environment for everyone. Chinatown's central location also makes it an excellent starting point for further exploration of London. It's conveniently situated near other popular attractions, allowing us to easily continue our adventures after soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of Chinatown. In summary, our visit to Chinatown in London during Pride was a truly lovely experience. The combination of vibrant culture, delicious cuisine, and the spirit of celebration made for a memorable outing. Whether you're a fan of Asian cuisine, interested in exploring a rich cultural heritage, or simply looking to enjoy a lively atmosphere, Chinatown is a must-visit destination that promises to delight. The warmth and inclusivity of the community, especially during such a significant event as Pride, only enhance its charm and make it a special place to visit.

Always loved visiting. Tried hotpot for the first time . We always try a different restaurant when we visit .

Very fast and good service! Small downside for plastic tableware, but we will say that it prevents breakage.

Mandatory visit I think it is a super picturesque place, it transports you and makes you think that you are really anywhere in Asia. Cheaper prices than in the rest of the city: both for eating and drinking Clothing stores, groceries, buffets, a la carte restaurants, take away, pastry shops, etc. variety for all tastes and pockets

Worth a visit, variety of food on offer Most of the restaurants are good Busy

Mythical London district. Absolutely worth visiting.

Very busy and lively. Plenty of options to choose from.

Quaint, good cheap option in London for lunch or dinner, very close to Picadilly.

A must visit if you go to London. Very well set.

Chinatown is a vibrant part of London that has become somehow very famous and must see location in London.....There are huge number of restaurants and cafes that offer a wide variety of food and drink which are mostly not halal but trapped to halal for Muslim tourists...... It is just 2 minute walk from Leicester Square and less then a minute from Piccadilly Circus with good access to the tube stations and London buses

It's like an amusement park for children.... but for those who love Chinese cuisine. There's everything like Chinese food!

This is a very good place to spend time in London! We were two days here, and we're happy. There are a lot of restaurants, some barbershops, supermarket and chinese apotheke there.

A must see...won't go there again...

Chinatown in London is colorful, full of personality...busy. I really liked it. And a lot of places stay open late.

Very impressive and excellent food!!! Must visit in London