I have to say China town is a bit of a culture shock if you are from a small town. I found it a bit dirty but it was also very beautiful in some spots. There is all kinds of different foods to try but buyer beware! Make sure you find someone who speaks English so you know what you... More

I always bring out of town visitors to Chinatown just for the "wow" factor. It is going to be unlike anything you have ever seen in most places. I won't give too much away but definitily it should be on your tour of Toronto. More

Walking through the downtown Chinatown is not tops on my "love my city" list. It is alway dirty and in the summer very smelly. More

i like the touring in china town,walk through different streets,see all different thing all the different stores,the market ect,the houses were not that all,see the small portuguese houses,it was fun,but the best part i like the walking and touring More

Great food, amazing prices, fun karaoke, and the culture is rich within the bustling streets. turn into to kensington and continue on exploring for a fun walking day. More

I love Chinatown! I just do... so much of everything-clothing,china shops,great food,more homeopathic shops,Chinatown in Toronto is the best place on earth! Love it,love it love it! Just avoid hot days,before garbage pick-up-stinky place -but I love this spot! More

This is the original Chinatown of Toronto. It is still a bustling core of activity and reminds one of Hong Kong. More

My family has visited several Chinatowns including NY, Philly, Honolulu, etc. They are usually one of the big highlights of our trips but this one just seemed really dirty. The shops were all pretty generic and the prices were just ok. We did get some great spring rolls for crazy cheap at one of the bakeries, but I don't remember... More

Really loved walking down part of Chinatown. So many little shops- found some lovely lanterns with a cherry blossom design and some other useful for cooking items. More