Chinatown

#June Travel Support Fund 🐉 Sydney Chinatown Visit Review A place where you can really feel the Asian sensibility in the heart of Sydney, Chinatown! It's easy to access because it's just a short walk from Town Hall Station or Darling Harbour. The atmosphere really shines from the traditional **Chinese archway (Palu)** at the entrance. As you walk along the street, you'll see a line of fusion Asian restaurants, including Chinese, Taiwanese, Mala, Japanese, and Korean food, so you'll start to have a happy dilemma about what to eat 😋 Especially during dinner time, it gets busy like a night market, and the smell of street food makes you feel like your ankles are being caught ㅋㅋ I ate Mala Skewers at Kwafood Fired, drank milk tea at Heytea, and walked around the shopping mall. There are outdoor tables here and there, so it's nice to enjoy the atmosphere, and it was really interesting to feel more Asian than Korea. It feels more like a living space of local immigrants + a restaurant alley than a tourist attraction, so it's good to enjoy without feeling burdened, and it's quite lively even late at night! 📍Sydney Chinatown 📬 Dixon St, Haymarket NSW 2000 ⏰ It varies by store, but most Main Street stores are open until 9-10pm