Explore Chinatown in Toronto: One of North America's largest Chinatowns — BBQ pork buns, bubble tea, and late-night dim sum energy
Toronto's Chinatown — centred on Dundas Street West and Spadina Avenue — is one of the largest and most authentic in North America. Unlike many Chinatowns that have become tourist novelties, this one is still a working neighbourhood where Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese, and Thai communities shop, eat, and gather daily. The roast duck shops and dim sum restaurants have been feeding the city since the 1950s; the bubble tea culture arrived in the 1990s and never left. Come hungry and come late — the neighbourhood is at its best after 9pm.
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