[2024 Melbourne Attraction] Travel Guide for Chinatown Melbourne (Updated Dec)

dragon hot pot

#celebratewithtrip dragon hot pot is the best Chinese restaurant I dined in in Melbourne. it works in such a way where you choose the ingredients you want based on the large variety that is available then you proceed to the cashier to order the soup base and they will prepare it for you. I tried the Tom yum soup and it’s good for me because it wasn’t spicy at all and very refreshing on a cold day. ingredients were plenty like scallops seafood mussels or vegetables and there’s different types of vegetables as well as fish ball meat ball etc and other types of meat like pork beef and all. very nice restaurant and would recommend trying.

hutong dumpling bar

#celebratewithtrip visited Hutong dumpling bar which is located at chinatown Melbourne. the restaurant has a very nice exterior and there is about 2-3 floors here. usually nobody dines on the first floor so you’ll have to climb up for more seats. ordered some Chinese food such as the red chilli oil wanton which was not too bad. as well as the xiaolongbao but skin was a bit thick. the noodles were also average. overall food was average but the ambience was nice and the interior and exterior of the restaurant felt really chinesey and grand. price was also somewhat reasonable for Chinese food in Melbourne.

dinner @ Shanghai street

#celebratewithtrip ordered dinner at Shanghai street on our first night in Melbourne as we were already missing Chinese and Asian food. and of course visiting chinatown is a must. since we were in the vicinity we decided to have some Chinese food. saw this shop was quite crowded and there were long queues so we decided to dine here. the xiaolongbao was so so as skin was a bit thick and could not really taste the soup. for the chilli oil wanton it felt more like wanton dumplings as sauce wasn’t good enough. the noodles however were fantastic and I love the wok hey that comes with it. overall restaurant was quite alright.

Shanghai Street - Melbourne (Chinatown)

Address - 146/148 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia Ambiance/Facilities - Family restaurant serving Chinese foods Highlights - Delicious Chinese food with affordable price in the heart of Melbourne Additional Comments - Visited the Chinatown branch multiple times on multiple occasions, they always serves you good food with consistent quality throughout the whole year. The best dish that they serve has to be the Pan Fried Beef and Cheese Dumplings along with their Xiao Long Bao (all variants). For the Beef and Cheese Dumplings, some branches might not have it but the Chinatown branch definitely have it because every time I visit I would always order that. Be sure to ask the waiter for the Fried version of the Beef and Cheese Dumpling because they also have the boiled version. Some of the more authentic Chinese food in town that fits the taste of my whole friends and family. They have several branches throughout the Melbourne CBD, so definitely give it a try if you’re looking for an affordable Chinese food restaurant Avg. Price per Person - AU$ 20 - 40 (depending on the food ordered) Rating - 4.5/5

Oldest Chinatown in Melbourne

#australiatrip Chinatown Melbourne is a vibrant and bustling precinct located in the heart of Melbourne's Central Business District, stretching along Little Bourke Street between Swanston Street and Spring Street. It is one of the oldest Chinatowns in the Western world. There are restaurants, shops, markets, and cultural attractions inside the Chinatown. If you are finding the Chinese culture, cuisine, and traditions in Melbourne, this is the place that you would to explore. Address: Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

Melbourne's Cultural Tapestry: Chinatown 🇦🇺

#australiatrip Chinatown in Melbourne is a bustling cultural enclave that tantalizes the senses with its vibrant atmosphere and rich heritage. Nestled in the heart of the city, this dynamic district invites visitors to immerse themselves in a tapestry of sights, sounds, and flavors. Lined with ornate archways, traditional lanterns, and bustling markets, Chinatown offers an authentic glimpse into Chinese culture and cuisine. From mouthwatering street food stalls to fine dining establishments, there's something to satisfy every palate. Visitors can explore Asian grocery stores, herbal dispensaries, and boutique shops, making Chinatown a vibrant hub of activity and a must-visit destination in Melbourne's diverse culinary landscape.

Chinatown Melbourne

#melbournetrip Chinatown Melbourne is a vibrant cultural hub, bustling with authentic Asian cuisine, traditional markets, and colorful street art. The lively atmosphere immerses visitors in a rich tapestry of Chinese culture. From dumpling houses to herbal medicine shops, the district offers a diverse and delightful experience, making it a must-visit destination. Park @ Wilson and other parking area.. street parking hard to find. Disable accessible , All speak English, close to main trains stations and market place.

Exploring China Town in Melbourne

#2024wish China town in Melbourne is quite happening there are many restaurants inside the China town and plenty of bubble tea shop as well. There are many food to choose from hotpot to salted sour fish and also bubble tea . If you craving for Chinese food here is the place for you.and recently open a Hey Tea in Melbourne and you will need to Q for the tea as is very popular now. Highly recommended to visit if you craving for Chinese food. In 2024, I wish to visit United States 🇺🇸 hope my dream come true . #couplestrip #deliciousfood #awesomepic

Vibrant Chinese Sculpture in Melbourne

#2024wish Melbourne's Chinatown, situated in the heart of the city, stands as one of the oldest and most vibrant Asian cultural precincts in Australia. A bustling and dynamic enclave, it offers a rich tapestry of Chinese culture, traditions, and, of course, delectable cuisine. Lined with ornate archways and adorned with traditional red lanterns, the streets come alive with the hustle and bustle of locals and visitors alike. Melbourne's Chinatown is a gastronomic haven, boasting an array of restaurants, teahouses, and market stalls offering authentic Chinese dishes and Asian specialties. Beyond the culinary delights, the area hosts cultural events, festivals, and traditional performances, creating a lively atmosphere. Visitors can explore vibrant markets, shop for unique trinkets, and immerse themselves in the diverse and thriving community. Melbourne's Chinatown is a testament to the city's multicultural identity, inviting everyone to experience the flavors and traditions of Chinese culture in the heart of Australia.

China town in Melbourne

It’s a beautiful place where u can feel that u are in China without to be there, I really recommend to eat the ramen! #foodie #2023travelwish

chinatown Melbourne

#celebratewithtrip visiting the chinatown of every country is kind of like a must and Included in the to do list whenever you travel abroad overseas. it is actually quite fun and interesting to see how different it may be from your own local country. in Melbourne of course I took the opportunity to visit the chinatown and I quite like the ambience over here. there were so many Chinese stores around that it’s so hard to decide which to try. most of them have long queues as well. and there were also many shops selling bubble tea. cravings were definitely satisfied. love the vibes and ambience over here.

## is Little Bourke Street, especially the bustling area of this street from the east end to the middle. Chinatown is not a residential area, but a place where Chinese restaurants and shops gather in the heart of Melbourne. Melbourne Chinatown is about 900 meters long and 6 meters wide, spanning five vertical streets. There are many Chinese restaurants here. We can see bookstores, boutiques, duty-free shops, craft shops and so on, which are Chinese-style, full of oriental flavor. The history of Melbourne Chinatown began in 1854 and was originally Australia's earliest Chinatown and one of the earliest Chinatowns in the world. However, it seems to be quite popular. There are a lot of travel agencies here, you can report a group to participate in the day trip to the Great Ocean Road project, but also buy some special products such as . #Where to go to New Years Day