Chinatown
Toronto's Chinatown is the epicentre of Canada's Chinese-Canadian population. Brimming with people, fresh and dried food markets, gift shops and restaurants, the Dim-Sum and imported produce options are plentiful and inexpensive. Those that are culinarily curious (and creative) will enjoy surveying the street-side grocery options, while deal-savvy shoppers are guaranteed to find reasonably priced versions of nearly everything. From clothing to toys, to shoes to housewares, Chinatown's shops are a destination in their own right.Chinatown runs north-south between Queen and College streets, and east-west between University and Spadina avenues, abutting the Queen Street West shopping district and Kensington Market. A stroll down Spadina Avenue, through the bustling street culture makes a stimulating segue between two of Toronto's other important neighbourhoods, and is a worthwhile adventure on its own.
Chinatown is accessible by Spadina, Queen, Dundas and College streetcars.
Nightlife
Bahen Centre for Information Technology Room 1130
Attractions
Ontario College of Art and Design
Restaurants
Pho Hung Vietnamese Restaurant
Hotels
