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Chinatown’s most iconic restaurants

These restaurants are some of the oldest and most loved in Melbourne's famous Chinatown precinct.

The ultimate dumpling guide to Melbourne

Steamed, fried, baked or boiled – there’s no such thing as a bad dumpling.

Melbourne's best basement bars

Venture beneath Melbourne’s streets to these hidden bars and subterranean speakeasies.

Fortune Alley Flinders

Dedicated to serving authentic Chinese food, crafted with care.

Wow Crepes

Serving Chinese crepes with tasty fillings all day long.

Shanghai Street

In Chinatown, Shanghai Street specialises in Chinese xiaolong bao dumplings.

RuYi

Premium pan-Chinese dishes with a great and innovative cocktail list.

Fortune Alley Swanston

From rice meals to noodles, each dish celebrates large, delicious and authentic Chinese flavours.

Eatfull Dumpling

Enjoy traditional Chinese dumplings and other specialties.

Juicy Bao

A Chinese restaurant making fresh and flavoursome xiaolong bao steamed buns.

Korchi City

Korean and Chinese kimchi and noodle dishes.

Bright Palace

Where modern elegance meets authentic Chinese flavours in the heart of Docklands.

Silks

High-end multi-regional Chinese cuisine in Crown Towers, where extravagance reigns supreme.

Red Emperor

Yum cha and traditional Chinese delights are served at this Southgate institution.

Moja Duck Restaurant and Bar

The Peking Duck specialists with a whole range of Chinese cuisine and unique flavours.

David's Master Pot - Elizabeth Street

Warm up with an authentic Sichuan spicy pot (malatang in Chinese).

Gong De Lin

Specialising in vegan and vegetarian Chinese cuisine.

Dimsim Holic

A new one-stop destination with dumplings, dim sum and vast options of Chinese cuisines.

Alleyway Kitchen UOM

Perfect for a quick and delicious takeaway or a satisfying traditional Chinese meal.

Red Chilli House

Red Chilli House is a Southern Chinese restaurant specialising in bold, unique flavours.