The Chinatown Night Markets is open every Friday and has
more than 60 market stalls offering a variety of fashion, jewellery &
accessories, massage therapy, toys & souvenirs, electronic gadgets and
hand-made crafts.
There's also a range of stalls offering foods from different
Asian cultures such as Taiwanese, Malaysian, Chinese and Japanese. There is even
Dragon Beard Candy, which is a a
traditional Chinese candy that originated during ancient Chinese times and was
made especially for consumption by the Chinese Emperors only.
Chinatown has an incredible range of restaurants and is one
of Sydney’s
best dining precincts. There are over 60 restaurants and food court stalls
around Chinatown, offering many types of Asian
cuisines such as Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Korean, Japanese, Taiwanese and
Malaysian. Cheap eats are available in their food courts - there are two very
popular food courts in Dixon
Street which are always busy.
The Chinatown Night Markets is a great place to chill out
after a long week of work and are open every Friday from 4pm to 11pm. They are
located in Little Hay Street & Dixon Street Mall, Haymarket (opposite the
Sydney Entertainment Centre), at the cated at the southern end of the Sydney
CBD. The best way to get to Chinatown is to
catch the monorail and alight at the Paddy's Markets stop. The nearest train
station to Chinatown is Central Station.
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