Restaurants in China Town

It is said that Liverpool has the oldest established Chinese community in Europe second only to San Francisco. The Chinese originally settled around the dock area but this changed when most of the area was destroyed during World war II. The Chinese community moved further away from the docks into the City, to the current location at Nelson Street and George Square. From here Chinatown grew and now includes much of Berry Street, Duke Street and Upper Parliament Street. In 2000 the new Imperial Arch was opened, starting a new phase in Chinatown's history. Liverpool's China Town is wonderful, full of interesting features such as Asian style lampposts, litter boxes, parking ticket machines and street signs. A variety of excellent cuisine is on offer and the small shops are of interest to locals and tourists visiting this part of the city.
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