Located on George Street and Faulkner Street, Manchester Chinatown has been a distinctive symbol of Manchester since the late 1970s and is the most concentrated Chinese community in the north of the UK. Manchester Chinatown is the second largest in the UK and the third largest in Europe. Supermarkets, Chinese medicine shops and restaurants are unusually lively

York is located in Yorkshire, England, the Humber region of North Yorkshire, England's city, on the banks of the Uth, north-east of Leeds, originally a place where Gaelic lived, later occupied by Romans, Anglo, Danes and Normans, formerly known for wool and education centres, The Archbishop is second only to the Archbishop of Canterbury. York is a tourist attraction, a hub for transport, education and business. It is a major railway transit station, the intersection of the Benning Mountains and the East Coast of England. York is also the main racecourse for horse racing, and York's racecourse is located in the Nevismaire area. York has two large chocolate production facilities, York has the hometown of Chick Kate, Smatrich Terri orange chocolate, and it is also known as York sticks. There is also the University of York, one of the UK's top universities, and a higher education college, the University of York St John. There are many bars here, we walked in from the entrance of the city wall, along the road, both sides of the small bars, some people said that a day to a bar, within a year can not repeat, can imagine that the number of bars here is really many. Walk along the path, you can see the Cathedral of York, the cathedral has a specified time to open, everyone is best to check in advance online, ready. Next to the cathedral, there is a park, free entry, everyone is tired, do not want to spend money to go to the bar, you can also sit here to rest, occasionally there will be ice cream cars sold here. Walking along the other side of the cathedral, you can see many small churches, not far from here there is a McDonald's, we found here to go to the toilet.

Occasionally, I went to Manchester City to watch the game with my friends, but Manchester City's china town was so famous, but I didn't eat a few delicious Chinese food. I don't know what happened. I often strolled around at night and looked at a good store. The taste was average.

I love Manchester China town. so much authentic Cantonese food. def do recommend and can’t wait to be back!

a lot of Chinese supermarkets and restaurants, a nice place for Chinese people

small but worth a visit for food. Happy Seasons is one of my favourite restaurants.

Britain is second only to London's largest Chinatown, which is slightly less busy than London, but its scale is not inferior at all. Several blocks are all Chinatown's "sphere of influence" and the super-atmospheric CHINATOWN archway is in the middle. It must be necessary to take a souvenir photo for the first time. There are many restaurants in Chinatown, all kinds of dishes are available, such as Sichuan, Guangdong, Shandong and Hunan. We must come to comfort the Chinese stomach which has been torn by British food. Really full of home flavor, Chinese food culture is really exquisite. If you can't stand eating out every day, there are Chinese supermarkets, which are indispensable to Chinatown. All kinds of Chinese condiments, utensils and fresh ingredients can be bought here. It's also very good to buy them home and make them by yourself. New Year's Day, the city of China will be decorated with lanterns and red lanterns, full of atmosphere.