Chinatown, Toronto, Ontario
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by Nowadays Toronto's Chinatown is the largest Chinese enclave in the world. There are a lot of great restaurants and small businesses and events and festivals organized, mainly during the warm months. You will find here everything China related, from food to traditional medicins and even a black market of copied clothing items. The district is huge and busy, so be prepared to spend some hours here!
Address:
Dundas St W & Spadina Ave, Toronto, ON M5T, Canada
Opening Hours:
Most shops open from 9am – 10pm.
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