very standard Chinatown. Lots of places for cheap noodles and standard souveniers. If you are in the area, stop by for lunch, but not worth an extra visit.

Do not waste time here if you have seen Chinatowns elsewhere. Way too crowded and the food sold is not the best example of chinese food.

more for local, not for me. But surrounding have a lot nice restaurant in the small line.

I have been going to a number of Chinatown such each San Fran, LA, Singapore, Bangkok, eg and Kobe Chinatown is the worst in term of the food. I would said I really did not represent the real quality of Chinese food if you have try out everywhere in the world. The milk tea is totally disaster. But a walk... More

We have been to Chinatown easily about 30 times over the years at different times of the day.It is always clean., even the area where they sell fresh seafood. At night, it is brightly lit and has a lot of colorful and interesting decor. Always fun to visit. Lots of food choices as well.

One great thing is that there is a Chinese Migration Museum within just walking distance of Chinatown, would be a great point of interest for anyone who is ethnic Chinese to learn about the history of Chinese immigrants in Japan.

Food and food....... and more food. Not much in the way of anything else. Great selection of food.

It is definitely larger than the China-town in Nagasaki and with beautiful entrance gates. Inside, there are so many restaurants and food stales in which you'll get confused which has the best taste.. There is no comprehensive guide (at least we couldn't find it) about the shops and restaurants.. and in the evening waiters of most of the restaurants get... More

It's smaller than in Yokohama, but it tastes much better. Good place to enjoy lunch and then to pop for the coffee in the French cafe in Daimaru or somewhere else in the Old Foreign Settlement area. The place is a "pure" chinatown, as the last one is supposed to be- cooking outside, restaurants are more like shops than restaurants.... More