Liverpool Chinatown is home to one of the oldest established Chinese communities in Europe thanks largely to a line of steamers with a direct connection from Liverpool to China, trading tea, silk, cotton and wool.
Chinatown Liverpool is centred on Nelson Street and Berry Street in Liverpool city centre.
A variety of excellent cuisine is on offer and small shops are of interest to locals and tourists visiting China Town Liverpool.
Highly praised authentic Italian restaurant and pizzeria in Chinatown. Managed by Italians, using produce from their homeland’s bountiful regions and staying true to original recipes and renowned Italian custom has ensured Il Forno has been one of Liverpool’s most successful destination restaurants for the last 8 years described by Antonio Carluccio as being in the top 10 in the UK. The theatrical pizza oven adds to the lively ambience.
If you're looking for a restaurant with a difference, then look no further than Sapporo Teppanyaki, located close to Liverpool's Chinatown on Duke Street in the heart of the city centre. Superb Japanese Teppanyaki restaurant in Liverpool’s Chinatown . The theatre style cooking is ideal for large parties although it also boasts a more intimate separate Sushi and Noodle dining area.
Lucha Libre (pronounced loo-cha, lee-bray) is a New Mexican street food concept that serves authentic Mexican food from the state of Jalisco, Mexico. No donkeys, sombreros or deep-fried Tex-Mex dishes. Food cooked with lots of love, full of flavor, with great drinks & music to match .
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