Chinatown Incheon

We parked at a free parking lot a few minutes away and walked over to China town because we heard their parking lot is always full.

We tried lucky China and some street food! There’s a lot of things to do and walking around was really fun.

This place definitely seems more like an amusement park than a real city, but it was fun anyways! Way for fun than the China town in California~

Located opposite the Incheon station, Chinatown is a long street that has many restaurants and cafes.

There is also other attractions here like the three kingdom mural street, freedom park and museums where you get to collect postcards and stamps from.

There were many locals here on a weekend, making the atmosphere lively.

China town in incheon!
This place shows the history of Chinese and Korean past .
Jajangmyeon is superb
Many tourist people are visiting this place, free entrance with a lot of restaurants images ang sculptures

I love this town. You can experience fully Chinese vibe in this area and shops.

Such a wonderful experience,be ready to do some walking but you will love what you see

You should try the popular noodles here
And get ready for waiting for about 30 minutes to enjoy it. The restaurant is so busy.

I love the vibes. I love the mural wall arts and the restaurants in Chinatown. It has a relaxing view of Incheon, it is a peaceful place to walk through.

Good walk up the hill and down. Lots of restaurants to choose.
Get your drinks to beat the heat. Just relax and enjoy the scenery, streets, buildings, temple, cafes, and restaurants.

Enjoyable streets filled with Chinese restaurant and snackeries

China town with Chinese traditional foods and the way of celebration.
The foods are so authentic and the place gives you feeling of visiting China at a glance.

Very impressed by the cleanliness and how busy it was on a super cold day. I enjoyed walking around and trying different foods. One thing definitely stood out, because there was a very long line for this delicacy, it's this dessert that was made right in front of us, see photos. Very delicious. See Pics

Can't wait to go back and try actual restaurants when it's not as cold.

Plenty to see and eat. Especially loved the wide variety of street foods available. Only downside was that the Jjajangmyeon museum didn't have any English available.

Real Chinese vibes. The place was fairly English friendly and it also showed a side of Korea. Their black bean noodle is excellent as well as sour and sweet fried pork. Would recommend coming here at morning but a promenade in a night with the lights is cool as well. Would recommend.

Wonderful and Beautiful. The Biggest China Town with Traditional Chinese Shop & Restaurant. Greatest at night with Chinese Lantern. But it's hard to have a chance to try the Pecking Duck.

Great place for Chinese food in Incheon. Quite dead at night, but bustling and busy during the day. Be sure to check out the fantasy mural ally.

Clean and non crowded Chinatown. It’s bigger than Kobe’s and has lot of shops and restaurants.

Well worth making the visit to Incheon's Chinatown. As a bonus, at the top is MacArthur Park. Lots of sites with Korea's take on Chinese food, snacks and other goods.

It's so so beautiful. Th scenery full of red and yellow color with chinese music. That made me feel happy.
It's seemed like I was really in China. We tried White jajangmyeon for lunch here and it was good. we will see some china souvenir shops, china street food and toys. I love it so much.
China town is also next to the fairy tale village so don't forget to check those places if you visit Incheon.
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This area is quite huge. Many roads, many aisles. But typical china town, it has a nice artistic view.

If you are around Incheon, you should come here to get some Chinese atmosphere and Chinese food. They have plenty of street food here and sometimes there are free music show on the weekends.