Discover Chinatown and Haymarket, where you can get authentic Chinese cuisine such as noodles, dumplings and yum cha, as well as other Asian delights.

Haymarket is a suburb in Sydney. Capturing the colour and excitement of Asian street life, Chinatown and Haymarket offer an exciting mix of restaurants, food halls, noodle bars and quirky gift shops. Bargain shops and Asian supermarkets bring many visitors to the area and Paddy's Markets are open daily.

Capturing the colour and excitement of Asian street life, Chinatown and Haymarket offer an exciting mix of restaurants, food halls, noodle bars and quirky gift shops. Bargain shops and Asian supermarkets bring many visitors to the area and Paddy's Markets are open daily.

Haymarket is one of the most-connected places in Sydney, just minutes away from the nearest train, light rail and bus stops, as well as car parks. Explore Australia’s largest Chinatown, Thaitown and Koreatown, all in the one place.

2020年8月27日 · Haymarket位于悉尼CBD的最南端，从字面意思上就能够嗅到历史的味道（早期是农产品 交易市场 ），华人称呼它为“禧市”。悉尼唐人街就坐落在这里，这条直至上世纪20年代才正式定址的街道，无处不体现着古老的中国文化与精神。

Haymarket, located just southwest of the CBD, is known as Sydney's Chinatown. The streets are packed with Chinese restaurants (and Malay, Thai, and other cuisines, too), noodle bars, Asian supermarkets, and souvenir shops.

A vibrant hub on the southern end of the city, Haymarket is fun to visit, but even better to live in. It’s famous for its bustling markets, delectable dining scene, and the Capitol Theatre. It’s Sydney’s Chinatown. Locals follow their noses to legendary Asian eateries, and …

Haymarket is an inner city suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It is located at the southern end of the Sydney central business district in the local government area of the City of Sydney. Haymarket includes much of Sydney's Chinatown, …

The spirited Spanish Quarter is also located in Haymarket and is the place to sip Sangria, try tapas and watch or participate in traditional Flamenco dancing. Bargain shopping is a key feature of Haymarket, which neighbours Sydney’s Darling Harbour.

Known as the spiritual heart for Chinese-Australians, Haymarket's iconic Chinatown is the largest in Australia. Steeped in more than two centuries of history, visitors to Chinatown are greeted by the two Chinese gates (or paifang) on Dixon Street, and the precinct is a gastronomic paradise featuring food from all over Asia.