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Chinatown remains a popular tourist attraction and is one of the largest historic Chinatowns in North America, but it experienced recent decline as newer members of Vancouver's Chinese community dispersed to other parts of the metropolitan area.
- Stop by The Dr Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
- Enjoy The Free Dr Sun Yat-Sen Park
- Check Out The Millennium Gate
- Marvel at The Narrowest Commercial Building in The World
- Try A Bunch of Goodies from A Classic Chinese Bakery
- Cozy Into A Lovely Modern Cafe with Unique Pastries
- Visit The Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Vancouver Museum
- Grab Some Authentic Chinese Food
- Get The Cheapest Takeout Deal in Town
- Enjoy Some Dim Sum
No list of things to do in Vancouver’s Chinatown would be complete without a shoutout to the neighbourhood’s tranquil oasis: Dr Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. Not only is it the first authentic Ming Dynasty-style scholar garden to be built outside of China, its construction was actually spearheaded by 53 master-craftsmen from Suzhou who live...
Of course, if you’re hunting for FREE things to do in Vancouver’s Chinatown, you don’t need to go far, because the adjacent Dr Sun Yat-Sen Park is completely free, and also a beautiful treat. While there is less to see/do here than in the paid portion of the Gardens, I love stopping by this park for a quick walk around the lily ponds. There’s somet...
Since 2002, the Millennium Gate has stood as a welcoming sight that marks the entrance to Chinatown from Vancouver’s downtown core. Its name comes of course from the turn of the millennium, and it was erected to a) honour the history of Chinese contributions in the city and b) jazz up the area a little to hopefully get more visitors in. … Two decad...
Steps away from the Millennium Gate, you’ll find another unique Vancouver Chinatown attraction. With a claustrophobic depth of about 6 feet (yes, the same length as an ordinary tall dude), Chinatown’s Sam Kee Building holds the unique distinction of being the world’s shallowest commercial building, according to local lore. While the building was on...
While sadly, many old Chinatown businesses have shuttered up over the years due to soaring rent prices and decreased clientele, one of the more resilient industries is the almighty Chinese bakery. If you’ve never tried Chinese bakery goods before, you’re in for a treat. The selection may be overwhelming for a first timer, but a few classics that pr...
While a lot of new modern businesses have moved into Chinatown in recent years, there are only a handful that fuse traditional flavours with modern aesthetic and flair. Kouign Cafe is one of these businesses. Boasting a wide array of sweet and savoury goodies inspired by “memories of growing up in Chinatown”, this gem is famous for its White Rabbit...
While it may be one of the smaller museums in Vancouver, the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Vancouver Museum is a nice free attraction in Chinatown that is worth checking out. Showcasing photos and artifacts about early Chinese inhabitants of Vancouver and Canada, this is one of the few places in the city that you can learn more about the histo...
While (quite honestly), most Vancouverites flock to Richmondor elsewhere in Vancouver for their Chinese food fix these days, there are still a few gems in Chinatown to enjoy. While many are quick-service to-go type places (e.g. Sun Fresh Bakery or Kent’s Kitchen), one of my most nostalgic memories is chowing down on Chinatown takeout in the car whi...
Kent’s Kitchen is where my parents go when they are feeling too lazy to cook, and it’s a place they visit increasingly often thanks to the fact that sometimes, it is literally cheaper to eat here than buy groceries. Kent’s is famous for its heaping boxes of takeout classics, all available for less than ten bucks. When I say heaping, I mean these bo...
Dim sum is one of my favourite meals on our Earth, and involves ordering barrels and plates full of small dishes to feast on, usually at a big round table with lots of family and friends. And while dim sum has become synonymous for “dumplings” in some parts of the world, dim sum involves a lot more than just dumplings. You can also fill your table ...
Welcome to Vancouver’s vibrant, historic Chinatown! A community established over a 100 years ago. One of Vancouver’s few distinct cultural historic neighbourhoods, Chinatown appeals to locals, tourists, as well as a growing number of emerging chefs, artists, and small business entrepreneurs.
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As the largest Chinatown in Canada, there are lots to see in this historic district after entering through its grand Millennium Gate. Here, you can find not only dim sum restaurants, Chinese grocers, traditional apothecaries, and antique shops, but also modern cocktail bars, cool coffee roasters, and fashion boutiques.
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10 de may. de 2019 · Find the best attractions, shops, restaurants, and nightlife in Vancouver, BC's historic Chinatown, the third-largest Chinatown in North America.
Guide to Vancouver Neighbourhoods: Chinatown. Established back in the 1890s, Vancouver’s Chinatown has been humming busily for more than a century with vivid colours, exotic cuisine and a vibrant culture.
