Chinatown

Birmingham's Chinatown is one of the better ones in the UK, second only to London's Chinatown. It is in the center of Birmingham, and transportation is very convenient. There are delicacies from all over the world, and they are very authentic and taste good. If you have been playing in the UK for a long time and are not used to the food, come to Chinatown to satisfy your cravings.

Birmingham Chinatown is very close to the famous St. Martin's Church. Here, you can see familiar Chinese-style buildings and Chinese characters on the signs, which makes you feel very close. There is a large archway at the entrance of Chinatown, and the red and green combination is very eye-catching.

There are Chinese Super League, restaurants, and many other specialty restaurants to choose from. It's not hard to find something to eat here. However, the food at this restaurant was a bit disappointing.

Eat, eat, eat, eat to the end here. If you want to eat hot pot and barbecue, go to Da Shidai; if you want to eat Northeastern stew, go to Han Dynasty; if you want to eat Hong Kong-style dim sum, go to Zhongying Garden; if you want roast duck and preserved meat, go to Taoyuan; if you want seafood, go to Manchester Seafood... In short, Chinatown is the place for foodies... Even the KTV is hidden downstairs from the restaurant.

There are many places to eat, but they are not very concentrated. Chinese girls in Chinatown often encounter Indian men's harassment, which is very annoying. The Chinese supermarket in Chinatown is really complete, with more things than domestic supermarkets.

There are two good Chinese restaurants here. One is called Taoyuan, which serves barbecued pork at a very cheap price. The barbecued pork rice is a must-try!