It's slightly smaller than San Francisco's but has only a few easy hills to walk up, with all the shops and restaurants you would expect in Chinatown. More

I prefer this place better than the one in new york or san francisco. The long street of broadway is piled up with asian vendors and stores. From Feng shui stuff to plants, to herbal medicines. Authentic chinese food and the bbq pork bun. It's a hit and miss on the bakery but the best I've had is still in... More

Very neat place.lots to do. Enjoyed the current culture that was represented there. Will be going again. More

I think it is great shopping down there. We rode the metro and so did not have to worry about parking. I think some great deals are to be had there. More

Not what I had pictured in my head but def worth the look if you have time,I did not have a whole lot but enjoyed what I saw and people were very friendly More

Fun place to walk around, lot's of places to eat, many stores selling stuff from China, it is on the Metro train line so you don't have to park or navigate the funky streets. More

Whenever I'm returning to LA from the east, I try to detour into Chinatown, if only to stop and eat at one of the local authentic Chinese restaruants! Having been raised in the middlewest, and having never traveled to China, this area is the most authentic Asian experience I've ever had.... And not only the restaurants - the shops and... More

It is a slow, work-a-day neighborhood. No energy. Neither amusement park nor yup-scale, the attempt to make it a draw fails, even for its residents. More

I liked this place and ran across it by mistake. We were going to have Dim Sum at a nearby restaurant and ran across this Chinatown. I like trinkets etc that they have. I like to see other cultures etc. I enjoyed it! More