If you’re in Chinatown, you’ve got to hit up Nom Wah Tea Parlor. It’s the kind of place that’s been around forever and just feels like part of the neighbourhood. The vibe? Classic Chinatown – old-school tiles, small wooden tables and a low-key but lively energy. It’s been run by the same family for generations, and you can tell they take pride in keeping things traditional. The dim sum is legit – crispy dumplings, soft bao buns and those shrimp rolls you’ll dream about later. Go early to beat the crowd (it gets packed) and don’t skip the pot of tea. You’ll feel like you’ve stumbled onto a secret, even though it’s anything but.

This iconic Szechuan eatery is a nostalgic and historic staple in Chinatown. Having been around since the 60s, you can expect nothing short of authentic - gather a group of your closest friends and fill the table with iconic dishes like Peking Duck, Cold Sesame Noodles, Soup Dumplings... Trust us, you'll have to be rolled out of the restaurant.

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This twist on the classic American Diner not only serves local classics, but has a vast international and mostly Asian influence too. There is plenty to choose from - from American pancakes to Korean Fried Chicken Wings.