An interesting place to see if you have never been to a China Town. Interesting little stores and great Dim Sum restaurants. It gets very, very crowded, though, and the streets fill up with empty boxes from the vendors and other garbage. more

In contrast to other reviewers we actually found this Chinatown cleaner and less aromatic than that in Manhattan. We are used to very strong fish smells as we walk through NY's Chinatown - not that we mind it, just it is less so in Toronto. It seems cleaner also - less rubbish on the sidewalks and in the streets. Toronto's... more

If you every visited a chinatown in another town around the world, it is not worth your time, since this was by far the dirtiest one I have ever visited. However, if a first it can be fun to take a stroll here. more

Our car was vandalized (driver window smashed) as was another car with US plates(driver window also smashed) while parked in a public garage in the Chinatown area during 7/05. Both the garage's security and staff informed us that cars with US plates were frequently targeted by young vandals looking for goods to fence. There was no warning at the garage... more

Going to Chinatown was like entering another country. Everything was different. Every few yards there was some form of outdoor market/store. It is a very beautiful place. more

I loved it I was in Toronto a whole week and went there 3 days out of the week had a great time. China Town is awesome :) more

Enjoyed the friendly people, best Chinese food in the East, super shopping, great deals, terrible car drivers - everyone for himself. Love to visit again as there is so much to do and see, especially all the different ethnic restaurants and clothing shops. Great city!!! more