LondonGluten-Free Flavors of London's Chinatown
Embark on a gluten-free walking tour through London's Chinatown, savoring delightful street bites and sweet treats along the way. Enjoy a free walking tour!
Time
3 Hours
Stops
6 Places
Distance
0.4 km
Leicester Square
Begin your journey at Leicester Square, a historic and bustling hub that serves as the perfect gateway to Chinatown.
Leicester Square (Source: Google Maps)
Leicester Square is a historic public square in the West End of London, known for its vibrant atmosphere, theaters, and entertainment options. It has been a focal point for visitors since the 17th century and serves as a gateway to Chinatown. The square is surrounded by major cinemas and restaurants, making it a popular meeting point. Its rich history includes connections to famous theaters and film premieres, making it a lively hub for both locals and tourists.
Chinatown Gate
Enter through the grand Chinatown Gate, a symbol of friendship and cultural exchange between London and its Chinese community.
Chinatown Gate (Source: Google Maps)
The Chinatown Gate, also known as the Paifang, stands as a significant architectural feature and symbol of the Chinese community in London. Erected in 2002, this ornate structure is decorated with traditional motifs and colors that represent Chinese culture. It serves as an entrance to the vibrant Chinatown area, welcoming visitors and symbolizing the friendship between the UK and China. The gate is a popular spot for photographs, reflecting the rich cultural exchange that has occurred in this area.
Bubblewrap Waffle
Indulge in a unique twist on traditional Hong Kong street food with gluten-free bubble waffles.
Bubblewrap Waffle (Source: Google Maps)
SeeWoo Supermarket
Explore a treasure trove of Asian culinary ingredients at SeeWoo, where you can find naturally gluten-free snacks and more.
SeeWoo Supermarket (Source: Google Maps)
BaoziInn
Savor the flavors of Northern China with a selection of traditional chuan'r (meat skewers).
BaoziInn (Source: Google Maps)
Cuppacha
Conclude your tour with a refreshing bubble tea at Cuppacha, a modern favorite with roots in Taiwanese tea culture.
Cuppacha (Source: Google Maps)
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