Chinatown Adelaide South Australia (solo trip)

I visited Adelaide’s China Town yesterday with friends. We sat outside one of the venues. Ordered inside, with it served to us. Our meals were okay. Not the best we have had but I give mine 7/10. A small venue. We went to the first one with available outside table/ chairs.if I were to go to China town again, I’d be more selective, aiming for something with more meat and vegetables, where as this w...

Chinatown is a small street between Gouger and Grote Streets next to the Central Market. I visited on a Sunday and it was pretty quiet. There are only eateries around as far as I could tell with even more Chinese restaurants located in the surrounding streets. This Chinatown is insignificant when compared to Sydney and Melbourne. However, if there was an event happening I'm sure that there would ...

There are no shops open as we arrived just past 9am in Chinatown. The only shop was opened is the Bread shop at the front. Later in the day we returned to Chinatown and found a lot of interesting shops and market. Highly recommended the Central Market which has different varieties of food and cafe. We loved the Portuguese custard tarts shop and it tasted very authentic.

A nice surprise to spot the Chinatown right in the CBD of Adelaide. Signature gates at both ends. It’s clean, full of character. A awesome place for enjoying Chinese food and culture.

This street is actually quite short, but the surrounding area is where the real charm is. You'll find a wide variety of Chinese food, supermarkets, and restaurants offering all kinds of regional flavors ,from roast duck（燒臘） and beef noodle soup to hot pot and milk tea. Parking here can be a bit difficult since it's in the city center, but it's right next to the Central Market, so you can easily v...