CHINATOWN

Sydney's Chinatown started in The Rocks Precinct and till date the borders of Chinatown spread from Darling Harbour to Rocks Precinct. Now it's one of the best places to shop in, whether it be for Spices, hard to find Asian foods and numerous knock-off items such as shoes, clothes, purses, headphones, etc. The biggest attraction in Chinatown is the Paddy's Market which is stuffed with shops and stalls selling everything you can think of.

ChinaTown Sydney started in the early 1900s when the first Chinese immigrants arrived here. This little Chinese Colony has everything from tiny tucked away noodle stalls to late night karaoke bars and hidden fine-dining restaurants. While you are here, take part in the week long celebrations of Lunisolar New Year that are celebrated by Korean, Vietnamese, Mongolian and Chinese people. You can also enjoy many world class, historically accurate shows at the Capitol Theater. 

The colony itself is filled with Gardens, lakes, lush green areas, and Koi Ponds. Enjoy an incomparable shopping experience at the boutiques, markets and high-end stores that have been there since colonial times. 

Chinatown Sydney is a must visit for everybody and must be on everyone's bucket list, there are numerous streets to explore, delicacies such Asian Style Roasted Meats, Wafer-thin Rotis, Tonkutsu Ramen, Korean Fried Chicken and more to taste and shop at the local shops from where you can purchase numerous mementos of your trip to Chinatown Sydney.

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How To Reach

By train - Train lines T1, T3, T9 and T4 will take you to the nearest train station which is the Central Station and from here you can board a light rail or bus to reach ChinaTown.

By bus - Buses 120, 320, 422, 423, 440, 461X and 438N will take you to ChinaTown bus 438 N and 438X stop at the Haymarket stop, Rayson PL and bus number 423 stops Pitt St before Hay St.

By light rail - if you want to get to ChinaTown by Light Rail then it is best to get on line L2 and alight at the Capitol Square Light Rail Station.

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Best Time To Visit

September to November are the driest months in Sydney making it the best time to enjoy an outdoor activity such as cycling and walking around Chinatown.

During Daytime the best hours to visit Chinatown is between 10am to 10pm from Wednesday to Saturday when the Paddy's Market is open. You can visit a range of food trucks, serving numerous gourmet delights while you explore the place.

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