A short walk from my hotel. The food is incredible. make sure you try kakuni-manju (marinated braised pork cutlet served in a steamed bun) from one of the street vendors. More

I ended up not eating in this area, but I enjoyed walking around and looking at it. The first restaurant I saw, right across from my hotel, had a hostess waiting behind the desk giving you a glare that seemed to say "I dare you to come in here." I gave it a wide berth, believe me. Maybe next time... More

I was here during the Lantern Festival and the whole area was very vibrantly decorated. The casterra, pork sandwiches, and other food available all over were cheap and delicious, and good souvenirs abounded. More

Located right in the middle of downtown. There is the typical gate entrance then a short couple of blocks. Clearly authentic but having been in others I felt there was more to see so only strolled through. Would not go out of my way to explore. Perhaps if you wanted to get a bite to eat you might want to... More

If you have seen large and vibrant Chinatowns in places like San Francisco and Vancouver, this area of two small blocks in Nagasaki may be a bit disappointing. Nonetheless, it is “very Chinese” in its look and feel, and authentic – and there are many choices to sample Chinese food, especially noodles and steamed buns. A good place to have... More

I've visited there several times as I am from Kyushu. Shinchi Chinatown is not that big, but I like to walk around the area and have lunch in a Chinese restaurant. In the Chinatown there are several restaurant which serves Chanpon (noodles with soup and a lot of vegetables and some cut pork, shrimps) and the price is reasonable. I... More