Is there a china town in Vancouver?

Question

Is there a china town in Vancouver?

Answer 1

Yes, there is a huge China Town in Vancouver.  Also, if you drive south to Richmond, which borders on Vancouver, the population is 65% Oriental.  Great shopping and restaurants.

Answer 2

Yes. A Big one.

10 points to me??

Answer 3

Sure is, it's about the oldest part of town. It isn't really big but has lots of character and some good stores.

Answer 4

yes, but it smells fishy and the place is huge

Answer 5

They have a great street market  in the evening  in summer...Richmond  And Burnaby have large  Chineese populations  The street signs in chinatown in Mandarin  & English

Answer 6

Yes - here is a link

vancouverchinatown.ca

Answer 7

Yes..it's huge..

Answer 8

Is that a joke?

Vancouver has the second largest Chinatown on the continent of North America, San Francisco is the largest.

At least 1/3 of the population of Vancouver is of Asian ancestry, mostly Chinese.  That percentage is rising.

Go to Richmond, a suburb south of Vancouver and see how that area is becoming a new Chinatown.  

Don't believe me.  You'll see once you get on your plane to Vancouver, half of the people with Asian looks.  Then you'll get off your plane in Vancouver and see signs in Chinese.

Answer 9

Vancouver is chinatown.

Answer 10

Yeah. Pretty big.

To get there from the skytrain station get off at Main Street and walk north a couple blocks.

Answer 11

Yes, it's huge.

http://www.vancouverchinatown.ca/

Answer 12

Yeah, it's Richmond.

Answer 13

The China town in Vancouver is the second largest in North American.

You don't need to spend a whole day there but a few hours.