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We spent a whole afternoon in Chinatown and loved every minute of it. There is plenty of open space to walk around, so it never feels crowded or rushed, and the little souvenir shops are fun to browse even if you only come out with a fridge magnet. Getting there could not be easier, just hop on the Red Line and you are basically at the gate. The real reason to come, though, is the food. So many great resturants packed into a few blocks, from dumplings to barbecue pork to bubble tea, and the prices are fair too. It is a very unique mix of colors, smells and friendly people, and it feels like a different city for an hour or two. If you are visiting Chicago, do not skip this place, we will definitely be back.

It's amazing how close to a major downtown area how you can be transported to something that feels so different, so quickly! Shops, restaurants, sites and smells give a real authentic feel. Good little place for an hour or 2 to get food and do a bit of souvenir shopping.

After we ate lunch at Minghin we walked through Chinatown. We did go in a few shops which were so packed with stuff it was hard to walk through. Overall it was fun to see all the shops. If we had more time it would have been fun to learn more about the buildings.

Good food, cafes, and nothing else. You go there to eat and shop. A few landmarks, like the Nine Dragon Wall and Pui Tak Center. very crowded if visiting in peak season.