Emperor's puffs and the Mangoade drink is everything that's right with the world. The Friday night market is amazing! Fried food on the road makes it feel kinda like home.

Lot of choices for Chinese food varieties.. can go for a walk and find some snacks that might work for you.. enjoy

Busy area with many restaurants and shops. Good to walk around for small snacks but for main meals, you can find better food somewhere else.

We walked through Chinatown after lunch since we were in Darling Square already. There is a gate located on the Hay street end of Dixon street. The place was lined with a myriad of restaurants and lots of small arcades with more food or shopping options. Since we did have lunch we ended up grabbing a few desserts there including the Emperor puffs and Sweet Lu egg tarts. When we were there on Friday, they were setting up the stalls for the markets later that evening. It did look like it went along Dixon street.

Wide array of shops and food choices. If you are around Mother’s Chu Taiwanese Gourmet is a must try. It is right opposite the place which sells amazing Emperor puffs. The food I had: 1) Warm soya milk which had the fragrant taste of roasted soy beans. 2) Taiwanese vermicelli with fresh oysters. Add some Taiwanese vinegar and white pepper for extra flavour and that slight kick. 3) Pork and Century egg congee. Very good texture and flavours. 4) Cong You Bing with egg and you tiao. Not overly oily with good flavours. You tiao was very crispy on the outside and light and fluffy on the inside.

We are so lucky to be able to visit Chinatown regularly and try all the amazing places to eat and cuisines. Friday nights Street markets are always a treat and Paddy's markets are also located within the area with an outlet shopping centre above. So many great things to do

Very good and long history Chinatown in Haymarket in Sydney, it’s very impressive in my memory in 2014 when I arrived in Sydney. Wonder city Sydney 👍👍👍👍

I have been very fond of Sydney Chinatown for so many years. eating and spending leisure. It's very relaxing.

A Sydney enclave that showcases the Overseas Chinese cultural heritage together with other Asian migrants. There are many restaurants of Asian origins located in the area and you can find authentic Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese and Malaysian fare here. There's also many shops selling imported goods from these countries. On Friday evenings from 5pm onwards, there is a night market selling street food to cater to students who missed their home food and for locals alike. It can be very crowded and some stalls selling specialty food will be swarmed by customers. Prepare to wait and it's worth it as these food taste is close to those authentic served in the country of origin.

The hustle and bustle of Sydney is seen here. There are live performances by artists, streets have a lot of shoppers and tourists, it's a lively place to visit anyday. The Asian food restaurants and the shops are clustered together to give a good experience to the traveller.

A place I come very often as a kid and with my kids, for the last few year it been a place familiar but lost touch. Good to be back and visit again.

Very now very Chinatown, Sydney 🥰 I feel like I’m really in China with all these pandemic 😷issues and concern so I guess it’s the 2nd best thing 😜lots of eateries obviously more Chinese restaurants so cool and highly recommended very close to all amenities, the harbour, Events cinemas and much much more to explores 🥳

One of my favourite neighbourhood in the city, every weekend you can enjoy of the food street market with many options.

I come here every Chinese New Year. The atmosphere is great. Lots of restaurants to choose from. Line up for some custard puffs or blend into the crowd.

The go-to spot for the best Chinese food! Countless restaurants open late, so you're never hungry on this lively street. Lighting and cleanliness could be a bit better, but the variety of options makes up for it. Chinatown Sydney is the ultimate destination for a tasty Chinese feast, and the bustling atmosphere adds to the experience.

A great place to visit for a new experience. Try the Night Market for some crazy street food. Or get fruit and vegetables and bargains from Paddy's Market. Hint. Get custom made leather belts while you wait at stall 270

always a good place for food hunting in sydney. there are couple of long standing restaurant which already open for over than 2 decades. always a good place for food hunting!

Vibrant, exotic and endlessly interesting. Good food, good vibes and right in the CBD. I have a fondness for this place and visit often.

This iconic part of Sydney has to be a must for any visitor to Sydney that happens to be there on a Friday night and wants to experience the hustle bustle of the night market and just the intensity of restaurant, food and market stalls and the general hubbub and chattering all around. The many public transport options to get there and close proximity to the town hall / Central Station make Chinatown very accessible and something not to be missed.

There are many good tasting food there with reasonable price. But the Chinatown is actually very small. The whole road is like 200 meters. I don’t know if I missed any part of it but that’s all I can see.

I love this place especially the Emperor puffs from Emperor bakery, to many top Asuan restaurants to list, except for The Peking Duck, just to good!

Great Place to eat! Plenty of Options to choose from. Its close to Paddy's Market as well. Its good just to sit and relax and enjoy the view. If you are in the City make sure to visit Chinatown!

Really lovely atmosphere. Beautiful place with a range of restaurants from boogie to super affordable. Great places to take photos and browse through the different south East Asian cuisines.

Fantastic Chinatown, every shop open and busy. People super friendly and great service in the whole area. The usual service in Australia for those who are visiting is kind of like being mugged and then paying for it. So give this place a shot and have a fantastic day.

Some of the best food in the city and they also have a night market some days.

Enjoyed the area. Been over 3-years since I'd been there with Covid and all. Very vibrant and busy, which is nice to see.

Love Chinatown and the Friday food markets buzz with activity and delicious smells

It was raining the night I went, and very atmospheric. Busy with a variety of stalls, not just food. I loved it.

Very busy and lively. Lots of food choices to pick from

Went to Chinatown for Lunar New Year. Got some good fried pork dumplings, and a cane juice. There was lots of food and entertainment on offer. Various stalls and food trucks. Would recommend going next year!

A lot of delicious food here. So yummy.

Great place to wander & eat. Some places were really expensive.

Always something going on, great food, great vibe with real energy about the place. Most vibrant part of the city at the moment

Loved the lanterns for Lunar New Year! Very festive. Restaurants were packed, lots of people everywhere.

Came here for the luna lantern festival! Accessible via train and light rail. Plenty of restaurants and shops at reasonable prices. If you go there on a friday, you can experience the night Market that runs till late! Definitely worth a stroll, if you're in the area.

Interesting place, can get pretty busy during peak hours. Prepare cash as it's preferred and the only option in some places/stalls at the night market. Lots of restaurants and spots to choose from. I recommend trying the emperor's puffs. it's a hole in the wall next to the Chinese bakery, you'll know it when you see a long line

Best place to eat in Sydney - best restaurants, best service, best food. Sydney Chinatown has to be one of the best areas to visit when in town

I love Sydney China town. It's back to its buzzing atmosphere with stalls of food and fun knick knacks.