Chinatown in City of London, Westminster

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.

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

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

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

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

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!

pretty cool, very crowded on weekends

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.

Lovely place for a chilling family outing...

Good atmosphere! I recommend going there in the evening 🍜

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

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.

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...

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

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!

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

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

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

This area is worth visiting in London

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

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

I really liked it, it's worth checking out

It's great, you can all be licked

Nice decoration my little girl loved the red balloons 🎈 couldn’t stop staring. The Chinese restaurant we went in the staff was very lovely and attentive. Baby changing room available on the first floor. The rice was a bit dry but big portion.

Really cool place to visit! The streets are beautifully decorated with lots of lanterns, which give it a vibrant and festive vibe. It's located right next to Piccadilly Circus, so it's super easy to get to. There are loads of restaurants to choose from, offering everything from dim sum to bubble tea. It can get pretty busy, but that just adds to the atmosphere. Definitely worth checking out for the experience if you're visiting London!

Wonderful place you should visit 😊

Popped in while celebrating newcastle United carabo Cup victory in the capital. Was a lovely atmosphere & food was decent 👌

A go-to spot in London. Filled with vivid colours and amazing culture. It's definitely worth a look around.

A Chinese vibe in UK wits its appearance and feed culture.

I love it here. There are a wide range of shops and restaurants. It's always very busy, but that adds to the experience. It is full of tourists, so many of the restaurants are overpriced, despite not being particularly special. However, there are some authentic shops and restaurants there too, which are reasonably priced. Overall, it's a fun place to visit, even if you're just going to browse and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

There are crowds of people and there are many restaurants.

Love China Town, always bustling with a great atmosphere, you have to visit here.

Beautiful and distinctive, it needs more events

Ducks are a bit too fatty for us, it is popular and could easily get crowded at times.

When you are in London, you have to feel the atmosphere of this district

It's a good place to buy various ingredients such as Korean and Chinese foods, and there are several restaurants selling bubble tea and simple snacks, as well as a figure shop and miscellaneous goods, so it is easily accessible. Not only the Chinese but also people from various countries visit, and you can feel the unique Chinese atmosphere. The streets are decorated on special days. It is also recommended to visit on New Year's or Christmas nights.

We saw it while passing by on the bus. It didn't look very nice to our eyes because of the cars parked around it. We liked Manchester China Town more.

Amazing place to eat and drink authentic Chinese food

I have been there a couple of times but didn't try anything specific. This time, I tried their iconic corn dogs, custard filled bakes, and fried chicken. There are lots of things to explore. There are many restaurants and few fine dining places as well. Overall nice.

Chinatown in London is fantastic. The bakery, the variety of delicious restaurants with different types of Chinese food, the grocery stores, and the delicious dessert shops!!!

The best place to eat is Kowloon Oriental Buffet, for £15 you can eat all you want and soft drinks start from £2 and natural juices from £3.50. A Chinatown must-see.

Always a busy place but lots of Chinese restaurants to choose from

Good food and fair prices. It's not an neighborhood, it's an experience!

Toys are any shops any stores any streets anywhere any town and any country in the world one world.

China town is Chinese new year every day!! It is fantastic and puts us in a very different culture in that one road. You can taste Chinese food and join in with some music and dancing exceptionally!!

From Argentina it looks Chinese. Ha ha. Very good variety and if you are looking for good prices. Closes at 11pm

Fantastic, full of people, good restaurants

Neighborhood with lots of entertainment, especially in the evening (it's not that great during the day)

Get ready to bargain😄 If your looking for good quality brand copies, you're in a right place.

Magical China in London. Lots of bars with oriental food. There are also shops. Always moving. You can see that the place is teeming with life

Lovely this place very colourful

Glowing 🌟 Chinatown London in winter is pure magic! The glowing red lanterns, bustling streets, and the scent of sizzling dishes. It is very close to the Sondheim Theatre, where "Les Misérables" is currently playing, making it a convenient location for pre-theatre dining.

Must visit. A picturesque and special place.

Little China. Lots of oriental bars

Chinatown in London is a lively and vibrant area, full of culture and amazing food. Located in the heart of the city, near Leicester Square, Chinatown is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. It is known for its beautiful, colorful streets filled with traditional Chinese lanterns and signs. The atmosphere is always busy, with the sounds of people enjoying the area, shopping, and eating. One of the main attractions of Chinatown is its wide range of restaurants. You’ll find many places serving delicious Chinese food, from dim sum and noodles to roast duck and sweet and sour dishes. Many restaurants are family-run, offering authentic Chinese flavors and a true taste of China. Whether you're looking for a quick bite or a sit-down meal, there are plenty of options to suit your taste. Chinatown is also a great place to shop. There are many stores selling Chinese goods, from teas and herbs to kitchenware and traditional clothing. The area also has a variety of supermarkets where you can buy unique ingredients to cook Chinese food at home. The streets of Chinatown are beautifully decorated, especially during Chinese New Year when you’ll see even more lanterns, decorations, and celebrations. It’s a great place to visit for anyone looking to experience authentic Chinese culture, enjoy tasty food, and explore something a little different in the heart of London.

Full of life, thrilling, song, music. I enjoyed a lot. Love it

Royal China restaurant on Gerrard street. I grabbed take away of: gyoza, egg fried rice and spicy sicken with bean sprouts. Very tasty and made fresh. Gyoza were cooked to absolute perfection!

Chinatown. It has greatly exceeded expectations! For lovers of the oriental world it is a must-see! Full of restaurants, shops and pastry shops. Truly suggestive.

The food was so yummy that Singapore fried rice with pork

A wonderful colorful place, full of delicious food🥰

Very pleasant streets, with only restaurants

It's a great place for people watching and window shopping! We ate a fantastic meal at The Four Seasons.

Chinatown in London is one of the most colourful and vibrant places in the city centre. Walking through its streets, you can feel the unique atmosphere of Asian culture – from the impressive red lanterns to the aromas wafting from the numerous restaurants serving Chinese, Japanese and Korean specialities. It is the perfect place for a culinary journey, especially for lovers of authentic Far Eastern flavours. However, Chinatown has also become a highly commercialised tourist attraction, which means that it lacks some of the real London spirit. Many establishments are geared towards tourists and prices can be higher than in the city’s less popular Chinatowns. Nevertheless, if you want to experience an exotic atmosphere without leaving London, Chinatown is still worth a visit, especially in the evening, when the neon lights add a special charm.

Never disappoints and great to see it expanding.

An incredible place you have to see if you come to London. Lots of markets and lots of life. The atmosphere is great.

Basically two lives full of tourist trap restaurants, dirty and smelly streets. In my opinion nothing to see.

Very fun, extremely lively, full of delicious food!

Area to see and taste in a small Chinese restaurant flavors and smells of the most folkloristic China!!

Surely worths a visit!! The area could be more clean though.

Man, you feel like you are in China😀

A great little break and a complete change of scenery in London

Love the vibe and particularly the Busker singing

Visit places where overseas Chinese gather

A place to visit without a doubt, I loved it

Colorful and full of Asian restaurants. Worth visiting

Nice place with a unique atmosphere. We had to try the Peking duck. The best and crispy (for curiosity, the price is £15)

Beautiful to look at, nice typical places but nauseating smell in the whole area, difficult to stop..

It's an alley with a slightly Chinese feel, and there are some Korean restaurants as well. Because it is so central, there are a lot of people. If you crave Asian food, you should come to this neighborhood and go to a restaurant.

Very crowded at all hours and extremely overpriced in all aspects.

It's vibing at night. So colorful

Can be very expensive, but if you know what to look for very good fun! Watch out for the bike taxi scammers.

If you want to see London, just get lost: we weren't looking for Chinatown, but we found it. It's so authentic that in many restaurants no English is spoken! It's worth a walk!

As soon as you cross the threshold of the arch, it seems like you are entering the East. Thousands of lanterns decorate the sky which, together with typical restaurants and shops, catapult you into a magical atmosphere. Recommended stop.

Good food and very good atmosphere

Good Chinese food specially Chinese sweet shop in the central market

very interesting and cultural area

I recommend going in the afternoon/evening to further admire the beauty of this place. There is a lot of atmosphere. Just when we arrived they were doing a dance with dragons. You have a great variety of restaurants, street food, buffets, bakeries. You could spend the whole day tasting different types of food. Since it is not only Chinese food, you also have Korean, Japanese, Thai... Very nice and great to go with your partner or a group of friends to try all kinds of foods.

Interesting neighborhood and with restaurants we ate in the rte San chiu dim

A terrific experi3nce but the market is full of tricksters as well during the evening time who try to take advantage of your generosity

A small Chinese-themed area of London with a string of pricey Chinese restaurants.

Lots of restaurants, shops and bakeries. Lots of people in the evenings.

These Chinese have conquered the world without so much war

Had some affordable Chinese buffet restaurants.