On our southern border, Chinatown begins at the award-winning Ping Tom Memorial Park, and then stretches to become one of Chicago’s most famous places.
The center is Chinatown Square, an outdoor pavilion with shops, dining, zodiacs and twin climbable pagodas.
The Chinese-American and the Chinese American Veterans Museums tell the stories of the neighborhood. And authentic Chinese markets and restaurants dot the landscape.
Be Sure to Check Out
Phoenix Restaurant
Where do you go for dim sum in Chicago? Here. The full carts at this Michelin-honored spot dare you to leave the table hungry.
Ping Tom Memorial Park
17-acre public park with a pagoda pavilion and kayak launch pad. Don’t miss the Dragon Boat Races in the summer.
Pop KTV Karaoke
Can’t wait till the sun goes down to strut your stuff? The music blares from 2 p.m. every day here.
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