Chinatown Centre - Toronto, Ontario

Rita Bradamanti

Entri e vieni catapultato in Cina... magari le chinatown italiane fossero così ricche di usi e costumi tradizionali piuttosto che import export di vestiti....

Yevhen Fedorov

Hello everyone! It's just that I saw that it's a restaurant, they're a cook's job!!! Watch the video until the end!!! Is this topic that smoking is normal? It's not pleasant!!! That this place is the work of a cook is a smoking!!!!

David EB

Despite the crowded and small sidewalks, it is a great place to visit and get some real authentic Asian foods and trinkets. Locals put on events occasionally usually at Huron Square.

teamleaderleo

Kinda dilapidated, but it’s still safe. A few stores are open, like the Chinese medicine store. Don’t be too wary of the graffiti.

Pretty interesting as a modern exhibit — capsules of entrepreneurship and memories lost to time.

Bob Wong

Chinatown Center used to have a glorious time when the wave of immigration was strong, because it was the only commercial and residential building with indoor shopping in Huafu at that time. In addition to department stores and shops, there were banks, restaurants, and food courts inside. Although With the immigrants moving north, the place has seen its old days. Fortunately, there are a few shops that have remained in place for many years, and the products they sell are very distinctive and cost-effective, so they are very popular!

座落在唐人街的文华中心曾经在移民浪潮高峯期有过一段辉煌的时刻，因为它是当时华府唯一一座拥有室内购物的商住大楼。里面除了百货公司和商店外，还有银行、餐馆和美食广场。尽管随着移民北迁，这里已经恢复了昔日的光彩。好在有几家店铺多年保留在原地，而且卖的产品很有特色，性价比很高，所以很受欢迎！

James Speirs

I'm here quite regularly. It's located conveniently close to both home and office for me, so I've chosen it as my monthly parking spot. Not the busiest mall I've been to, nor the busiest in the neighborhood, which I appreciate. The mall itself is clean, well maintained and has a variety of shops and services including the only pet store in the neighborhood I'm aware of. The parking facility is very well maintained. The food court is not huge, but I'm rarely there to eat so not an issue for me. I would say the mall suffers primarily from its close proximity to the Dragon City mall just up the street, which is a busier and more typical facility.

Edward Adu

A lot of the shops prefer to take cash and would no receive cards for payment. I did not like it

JC Le

Great food court in the lower level. This mall is very underutilized. Does have some nice shops inside for clothing, chinese herbs and incense.