About China Town - London

Nestled among the streets of Soho around Gerard Street, China Town has just about everything in terms of grace and the right place. Its layout is based during the early period of the 18th century, when the Chinese seamen flocked the area leaving an indelible scar of legacy in London's historical significance.

Show casing an interesting blend of red and Chinese crafts creates a delicate welcoming. The pair of stone lions at the gates stands with dignity maintaining the seal of friendship between English and the Chinese. The streets will always be on the move as you stroll down the boulevard, the first note of indulgence is the charismatic aroma of eatables China Town offers in variety. This eventually mounts to a climax quivering your tongues to taste these rich and plush Asian eats. You also will be treated to a feast of souvenir shops, a generous amount of supermarkets, fruit shops and mouthful of restaurants to choose from. It will put you to a path where discounts will come in handy with an enviable choice of items sold and an interesting mixture of cultural market right here in the Englishman's land.  China Town is now a dwelling to 60,000 Chinese who still practice and value their traditions.

Don't forget to catch the early months of the year to experience the eminent display of Chinese New Year celebrations with emphatic firecrackers, lion dances and world class acrobatic performances and the stud of China in the heart of London city.

Location

Leicester Square