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Best Restaurants in Chinatown
17 restaurants analyzed · Vancouver
Vancouver's Chinatown delivers some of the strongest Asian and Japanese dining in the city, with a concentration of quality that regularly surprises even seasoned local diners. Most meals here land in the moderate price range, meaning you can eat exceptionally well without much financial planning. Centred around Pender Street and Gore Avenue, it's the kind of neighbourhood where a casual lunch can quietly outperform spots charging twice as much elsewhere in Vancouver.
Restaurants
- Barbara A · Fine dining restaurant, Tasting menu
- Oyster Express A · Oyster bar, Seafood
- Kissa Tanto A · Fine dining restaurant, Fusion restaurant
- Chinatown BBQ A- · Chinese barbecue, Cantonese
- The Ramen Butcher(Chinatown) A- · Ramen restaurant, Japanese
- Coqoudak A- · Korean fried chicken, Food court stall
- Virtuous Pie A- · Vegan pizzeria, Ice cream shop
- Los Sapos Tacos A- · Mexican street food, Tacos
- Sio Bread, Café and Japanese restaurant B+ · Japanese bakery cafe, Bakery
- Fiorino, Italian Street Food Chinatown Vancouver B+ · Italian restaurant, Wine bar
- Bao Bei B+ · Chinese restaurant, Asian restaurant
- DD MAU Chinatown B+ · Vietnamese restaurant, Cocktail bar
- Behind You B+ · Casual comfort food with Indo-fusion accents, Burgers
- Between 2 Buns Burgers B+ · Burger restaurant, American
- Phnom Penh Restaurant B+ · Restaurant, Cambodian
- New Town Bakery & Restaurant B- · Chinese bakery, Chinese restaurant
- House of India C · Indian restaurant, Asian restaurant
About This Area
Downtown edge of Chinatown near International Village; casual urban mix of residences, shops, and entertainment with foot traffic from offices and nearby attractions.
Downtown Vancouver: Downtown Vancouver is the city's central business district and a vibrant urban core known for its mix of commercial, residential, and cultural spaces. It features a diverse dining scene, bustling nightlife, and easy access to public transit and waterfront attractions.
Safety: Generally busy daytime foot traffic; the mall itself is described as struggling but functional. Evening visits possible; basic indoor lighting.
Parking: Urban parking mixed; no dedicated lot noted
Getting around: Chinatown/Downtown location near bus and SkyTrain corridors
Top Cuisines
- Japanese — 2 restaurants
- Chinese — 2 restaurants
- Southeast Asian — 2 restaurants
- Modern Canadian — 1 restaurants
- Seafood — 1 restaurants
- Fusion — 1 restaurants
- Cantonese — 1 restaurants
- Food Court Stall — 1 restaurants
- Pizza — 1 restaurants
- Tacos — 1 restaurants
Find Your Next Meal in Chinatown
- Casual Meal restaurants in Chinatown — Quick, quality, no fuss
- Date Night restaurants in Chinatown — Romantic dining for two
- Fun with Friends restaurants in Chinatown — Something everyone will enjoy
- Family Outing restaurants in Chinatown — Kid-friendly, stress-free dining
- Solo Dining restaurants in Chinatown — Comfortable spots for dining alone
- Business Discussion restaurants in Chinatown — Professional setting, no distractions
- Vegetarian-Friendly restaurants in Chinatown
- Vegan-Friendly restaurants in Chinatown
- Gluten-Free Friendly restaurants in Chinatown
- Walk-ins Welcome restaurants in Chinatown
- Highly Authentic restaurants in Chinatown
- Local Favorites restaurants in Chinatown
- Easy Parking restaurants in Chinatown
- Amazing Setting restaurants in Chinatown
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