Chinatown in Canberra

Canberra's chinatown is not like the archway in Melbourne and Sydney. It's a street with Chinese restaurants. Not very long, many restaurants with various flavors from China's north to the south to the Great Northwest, there are several supermarkets, there are scattered Indian and Thai dishes. There are parking spaces on both sides, but it seems that the parking space is quite tight.

Canberra's Chinatown, a good place, specially found the graffiti wall of Jackie Chan! In Canberra, I also went to a friend's house to be a guest. I ate the best Chinese food I have ever eaten together, the Chinese name is Da Can. The first time I ate mud crab, it was super delicious ​​​

Before coming here, the old sister repeatedly told: don't hope too high, don't think how lively, otherwise you will be disappointed. . . In fact, there is not Chinatown, Chinatown, at most, there are a few shops, very small. . . blah blah blah, indeed, I have also repeatedly adjusted my psychological expectations. . . But when I arrived, oh, I went to this street in Canberra's DIKSON area. There are many Chinese restaurants, Chinese food opened by Hong Kong people, Chinese food in the middle and low-end, buffet, good business, and barbecue shops. There are authentic Beijing Quanjude Roast Duck, Nanjing Salt Duck, There is also a Shanghai restaurant opposite, which has its own characteristics, is close to each other and the business is very good. In Canberra, Dixon is called Chinatown by ​​ and is also a Canberra Asian Community Center.

Canberra Chinatown is very lively and bright at night. Our dinner was held at an Indian restaurant on Chinatown. The food was delicious, the price was not expensive and the service was particularly good.

It's a lot smaller than Sydney and Melbourne, but you can also see it.