Chinatown - Manchester
Manchester’s Chinatown is a relatively new area of the city, most of the businesses here were opened in the 1970s. It lies to the west of the Gay Village and Piccadilly and is dominated by an impressive Ming Dynasty Imperial Chinese Arch, a gift to the city from the people of China.
The area is home to many restaurants including the Yang Sing, Pacific, Pan-Asia and Tai Wu. Chinese supermarkets, acupuncturists and takeaways also abound.
The busiest times in Chinatown are actually Sundays when most Chinese take the day off.
Hotels
| Name | Online Booking |
|---|---|
| Arora International |  |
| Britannia Hotel | |
| Novotel Manchester Centre | |
| Princess on Portland Hotel | |
| Yang Sing Oriental |
Attractions & Activities
| Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Manchester Art Gallery | Features numerous collections and galleries. |
Restaurants, Pubs, Bars & Cafés
| Name | Type | Location | Map | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brasserie on Portland | Restaurant (European) | Princess on Portland | [View Map] | Intimate restaurant at the Princess on Portland hotel. |
| Obsidian | Restaurant (European) | Arora International Hotel | [View Map] | Chic eatery in the basement of the Arora International Hotel offering a British/Modern European menu. Adjoining funky cocktail bar. |
| Yang Sing | Restaurant (Chinese) | 34 Princess Street | [View Map] | Manchester's internationally famous Chinese restaurant. Fantastic 1930’s Shanghai style interior. |
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