Chinatown Mall

[Recording the characteristics of Brisbane, Australia] Brisbane's characteristics: the back of the bus is used to hang "small containers", used to place goods purchased by tourists who come to travel, Brisbane's tourism reception work can be seen with care; Chinese food in Chinatown is likened to Chinese restaurants for foreigners; The most proud thing is that the hotel here uses Chinese to write the prompt language, which eliminates my guilt that I didn't learn English well [] In short, the environment here is good 👍 worth seeing

The Chinese restaurant in Brisbane Chinatown looks like a tide restaurant in the 90s. Overall, there are quite a lot of things to eat. It feels good! ! ​​​[love]

On May 18, 2018, after leaving Sydney, Australia, early this morning, we took Virgin Airlines flight VA925 and arrived at Brisbane Airport on time. After collecting our luggage, everyone took the local tourist bus to Brisbane Chinatown. There are many Chinese-run shops and Chinese restaurants everywhere. Brisbane is home to hundreds of thousands of Chinese, and even the ticket window of the Ferris wheel is marked in Chinese.

total waste of time! is more like a ghost town than Chinatown!!! go to Sunnybank Asian capital of Brisbane I promise it won't disappoint unlike Chinatown in fortitude valley.

It is not recommended for tourists to go shopping, because there are not many types of shops in Chinatown, there are not many things to see, if you just want to find dinner, then it is no problem to come and see.

A Memorial archway, several restaurants, three Asian supermarkets, basically belong to the city centre, but there's nothing interesting about them. If you're going to Chinatown, you might as well go to Sunnybank. Our package is really overweight, but you don't think it's worth a special trip in the past.

Brisbane Chinatown is located in Futedi Valley, Brisbane, Australia, where overseas Chinese live. As the main destination for Brisbane residents and tourists, unlike Chinatown in other Australian cities, the street names of Brisbane Chinatown are marked in both Chinese and English, and the Chinese characters are very striking. The Chinese overseas Chinese and Chinese tourists who come to visit Brisbane feel more cordial when they see the Chinese street names, as if they have returned to their homeland.