Chinatown, Newcastle in Newcastle upon Tyne

We were in Newcastle for three days and wanted to visit one of the Chinatown Restaurants . I did some research online and decided to visit The Landmark Restaurant. When we arrived to my surprise at 6.45 pm restaurant closed and in the dark . We looked in at the Amaysia restaurant and it looked busy with a complete mix of diners eating . We decided to go in and luckily we were able to get a table. We ordered a Sharing Platter and for main courses , Lemon Chicken and a Chicken Breast Curry. The food was excellent and the service great and all reasonably priced

Lovely location to go to with plenty of restaurants to choose from. Never ate in any just wandered around.

we stayed in hotel opposite china town ,many restaurants to choose from ,very popular with locals.we never had a meal in one of the restaurants but they all looked quiet busy.

Plenty of choice with lots of Chinese and Japanese restaurants with take away facilities. Not too big and great to go and see.

Hicimos una fiesta de niños de visita justo antes de las celebraciones del Año Nuevo Chino. La experiencia para estos niños pequeños fue muy buena. Disfrutaron viendo los diferentes restaurantes, negocios y arquitectura que Stowell Street tenía para ofrecer. Los propietarios de un supermercado les permitieron echar un vistazo a la variedad de alimentos que se ofrecían y vieron todas las decoraciones para el Año Nuevo aprendiendo por qué el rojo era un color tan importante. Hicieron su propia danza del Dragón en el área detrás de la calle Stowell Blackfriars. El arco a la entrada de la calle es muy impresionante. Nunca he tenido una mala comida en ninguno de los restaurantes y recomiendo una visita.

Apart from lots of restaurants and one Chinese supermarket there was not a lot to see. Cars were queuing into underground car parks. I was looking for a buffet style Chinese restaurant. Unfortunately I picked the wrong one. Worst Chinese I had ever had. Should have read the reviews on Trip Advisor before I dined. There are that many restaurants though there must be some good ones. Nothing about this area makes me feel the I the to go back. Disappointed.

Naast het centrum van Newcastle ligt deze wijk. Leuk om even door heen te lopen en te bekijken. Voornamelijk natuurlijk restaurantjes. Volgens locals wel de plaats om lekker chinees te eten. De wijk heeft zijn eigen aankleding en sfeer.

We walked through the area known as Chinatown on the way to St James park and noted restaurant's but it didn't seem the most inviting place to eat. Viewed the archway, maybe the place seems more inviting during the evening?

Está en el noroeste de Grainger Town, centrada en Stowell Street, con un nuevo arco de entrada (2005) en la intersección con St. Andrew´s Street, frente a St. James Park. El chinatown es uno de los cinco barrios chinos de Inglaterra, se ubica en Grainger Town y del centro comercial a lo largo de Stowell Street y en uno de susu extremos hay un arco chino muy sencillo con dos leone guardianes. Por supuesto se asemeja a otros vistos, por lo cual recomiendo su visita solamente si sobra tiempo.

If you want a place to have Chinese or Japanese food this is the place to be. When I walk through this boring street I always mumble.

Worth a stroll through for the smells alone. As you would expect, numerous restaurants and businesses in a fairly concentrated part of the city, but perhaps not the most impressive of areas.

This is a sad Chinatown. It's literally one street and some of the shops here are even Chinese. Plenty of closed shops here, but there's some decent restaurants here and also a proper Chinese supermarket, which does have an excellent range of Chinese groceries. Fine if you've never seen a Chinatown before, but otherwise don't bother. It is a good place to get Asian food though, if that's what you're after.

Enter through the Chinese Arch to a street full of restaurants. You are certainly spoilt for choice. A well kept street with many different types of Chinese cooking going on. The smell welcomes you in!

China town in Newcastle used to be a place for classy Chinese food. Now it is more of the all you can eat sort of place. There are still a couple of nice restaurants for those special occassions. There are two car parks from which the Gates car park is more expensive. There are also two Chinese supermarkets wghich are great if you like to cook yourself.

its just one street but it is nice a good few restaurants and a supermarket too, avoid the all you can eat places, check trip advisor for a good place to eat, everyone has a different fave mine is the sky restaurant

Not best one but still worth seeing. A bit crowded specially while saturdays or sundays. Would love to visit again.

Habiendo escuchado mucho acerca de esta calle es un poco decepcionante, no tiene encanto, restaurantes vacíos. Algunos bastante desagradables olores mientras camina por, desagües y comida podrido huele. Restaurantes que estaban abiertas se veía bonito. Es sólo la calle sí que le pone.

I always referred to this place as China Town in Newcastle upon Tyne. All Asia foods are available at a budget price in China Town.

A través de una enorme puerta entra china pagado por los comerciantes chinos locales es una cueva alladins de delicias.

a must if you visit Newcastle,so many places to eat so many things to see ,how can you go to Newcastle and not visit the famous china town,especially when a Chinese festival is on,enjoy

He estado en muchos Chinatowns y tengo que decir que este es el más decepcionante. Fuimos muy cerca de año nuevo chino pero no había decoraciones en la calle ya que he visto en otras zonas de Chinatown y estaba literalmente a sólo una calle corta con ninguno de el ambiente de Chinatowns en otras ciudades. Muy decepcionante, ya que viajamos a Newcastle de Gateshead puramente para visitar la zona de Chinatown para ir a cenar. Terminamos solo caminar y encontrar otro sitio para comer.

Entre los otros restaurantes orientales en pretenciosos Stowell Street, es la "joya de la Corona". Instalaciones muy básicas pero muy buena comida. Tiene comida para llevar y menú fijo para la mayoría de la gente. Ir al menú completo donde encontrará algunas joyas y relación calidad-precio.

It showcase the asian ways of life been inculcated into the western culture. This is a brilliant place to be most especially when looking for a place to have asian cuisine in Newcastle upon Tyne. I therefore recommend it for all and sundry

We visited recently as a family of three and once again we were rewarded with excellent and authentic Chinese food at great prices. We visited on a match day as a treat for my son and the food was just wonderful. Hot, fresh ingredients, and...

This place is ok at best. It really is typical of what you would expect from a venue of this type. Food is mass produced but is fine to fill a whole when your starving.The staff took way to long to take my drinks order and where not friendly in anyway shape or form. They perhaps could do with some customer care skills. That said... sometimes in life you get what you pay for. I wont be eating here again. Sorry

Start at the Landmark with Andy and his brother, then aspersi casino. And finish off with bubble tea at the bottom of the St, Chinatown is the place for a night out!

Found a perfect Hong Kong restaurant and the food was just awesome. Wing Kee was a real find for us. Traditional Hong Kong cuisine I missed so much here. Portions were huge and the value just amazing. Try the wonderful fresh dim sum and the Crispy noodles in the special. Great young lad and lass running the place and they were a real delight. Will be back soon!

Not as good as Manchester's China town. The staff were friendly but the food was not as good as expected given the competition they have

Perhaps the pub closest to Newcastle United's stadium, the Newcastle Arms is a welcoming, low-key venue with a great selection of small, local ales.Pub food is pretty similar, certainly for pubs that are not destinations or gastronomic meccas. But this pub serves good, basic cuisine. You can find a saveloy with pease pudding, something that will give you the true Geordie food experience. A working man's sandwich, this comes with a split sausage, a good portion of cooked and mashed peas, onions, and mustard, on a soft roll. It goes easily with a pint. Eat this and picture yourself stopping in midway through your workday.

Went to Palace gardens for an informal meal after all the gluttony of Christmas, with family and friends.Always a warm welcome. Food was great. Service was quick and it was fun to indulge in their DIM SUM's. Have been there on previous occasions. Never have been disappointed.