Chinatown Market
Highlights
- Savour authentic Asian street food at Little Eat Street, offering a vibrant taste of cultures from Hong Kong to Hanoi.
- Explore over 50 stalls featuring unique products crafted by local designers and artists, showcasing Sydney's creative spirit.
- Indulge in delicious favourites like yum cha and pho, immersing yourself in the bustling atmosphere of Chinatown.
- Experience the lively energy of Sydney’s Friday Night Markets, a must-visit hotspot for locals and tourists alike.
Chinatown’s famous Friday Night Markets are one of Sydney’s most popular late-night shopping hotspots, showcasing local designers, delicious Asian street food and unique products to locals and tourists.
The Markets reflect the culture, creativity and energy of Sydney’s thriving Chinatown precinct.
The Chinatown Markets offer its visitors the opportunity to taste their way through Asia without leaving the city. The Market includes its own Little Eat Street with more than a dozen stalls offering cuisines from Hong Kong to Hanoi with favourites including yum cha, teppanyaki, sushi and pho.
As well as a great range of street food, the Markets have more than 50 stalls operated by students, young designers and local artists with Asian heritage or whose designs refer to Asian cultures.
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