Toronto's main Chinatown has the honor of being the
largest in North America. Gaping down across Dundas
Street West and Spadina Avenue, the area is a
wonderful medley of shops and restaurants, busy signs
and bright red gates, a destination for foodie fun.
Chinatown's streets are always bustling, packed with
people and outdoor stalls hawking fresh produce and
products. The restaurants and authentic marketplaces
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that shoulder in against each other display shining
roast ducks and menus studded with dumplings and
noodle bowls. The air is pervaded with music.
different languages, and the smell of fried food and
mouth-watering desserts. Chinatown's restaurants
represent a broad range of fare, from traditional
Szechuan and Shanghai foods, to other Asian
delicacies, including some of the top Japanese,
Vietnamese, and Korean spots in the city. Whether
you're in the mood for a sit-down tea house or a
bubble tea to go, Chinatown is the spot to enjoy an
exciting walk and the promise of leaving satisfied.
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