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Great Accommodations in Downtown TorontoSuper 8 Chinatown Centre Colour, Cuisine, and Culture... Chinatown Toronto
The moment you enter Chinatown you will notice how the street signs suddenly include not just English directions, but Chinese as well. Shops with large windows showcase fresh pork, duck and traditional Chinese cuisine. It will feel as if you've left the bustling city of Toronto altogether and have been transported to the frantic streets of downtown Hong Kong. Stroll colorful streets spilling over with open-air food stalls and vendors. Stop in authentic cafes and Asian grocery stores. Explore a variety of shops along the street or visit Dragon City and Chinatown Centre, the two Chinese malls in the area. The many restaurants you will find throughout Chinatown are a must see. Gone is the familiar "North American Chinese" menu, instead, sample authentic cuisines, including Szechwan, Hunan, Mandarin, and Cantonese. Oftentimes, the ingredients are purchased fresh from one of the many stalls in the area. Immerse yourself in a lifetime of things to do in Chinatown Toronto...Toronto's Chinatown is brimming with culture and excitement. This vibrant area of Toronto is always full of culture, interesting people and great attractions. One of the biggest attractions in Chinatown is the Toronto Chinatown Festival. This festival spans several blocks and brings all the atmosphere of this busy district to the streets. With almost 100 vendors, the smells of fresh baked food for sale are enough to entice any visitor. Browse the clothes and crafts for sale along the streets and stop to see any of the free performances offered in the area. See the Cantonese Opera, the Chinese Traditional Music Ensembles, the Dragon Dance and astounding Martial Arts demonstrations. A quick walk from Chinatown is the Kensington Market. It is full of vintage clothing, Asian grocery stores, cafes and street vendors. The Kensington Market is a great place to spend a sunny afternoon. Spend hours browsing the shops and talking with local merchants. Come hungry and have lunch in one of their many great restaurants. This is one of the city's oldest and most famous markets. It is an eclectic area with a distinct Bohemian feel. The Super 8 Chinatown Center, Toronto is within walking distance to many shops, restaurants and attractions including:
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Toronto has the one of the largest and most vibrant Chinatowns in North America. Centred around the intersections of Dundas Street West and Spadina Avenue, it reflects a diverse set of Asian cultures, including Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai.
