Head to Southport on the Gold Coast for the Chinatown Street Markets, offering irresistible Asian street food, authentic Chinese entertainment, live music, cultural and seasonal celebrations, as well as a friendly and colourful atmosphere. For two years the Chinatown Street Markets have enjoyed more than 60,000 visitors of both locals and tourists, savouring the endless choice of tasty street food and the great atmosphere that brings something new each season. Gold Coast Chinatown is a mini China on the coastline, and the best place to get mouthwatering Asian food and an enjoyable experience of Chinese culture. There is also regular showcases and cooking demonstrations to get involved in! The Chinatown Street Markets are a place to visit for both couples and families with kids. The food is great, the entertainment is exciting, and the atmosphere is lots of fun!

The Chinatown Street Markets like to be environmentally-friendly, offering unlimited water refills if you bring your own water bottle as well as bike maintenance checks, for free! Visit the Chinatown Street Markets in Southport for a taste of China on the Gold Coast, bringing the best in Asian food and culture until November 4 this 2017.

Gold Coast holiday accommodation

Over a well-deserved Gold Coast holiday this Spring you can enjoy the Chinatown Street Markets near our Gold Coast holiday accommodation. Boulevard Towers is an affordable and comfortable choice for couple and family accommodation in a sought-after location in Broadbeach. Discover a central holiday hotspot on the Gold Coast rich with tourist attractions and fine restaurants, as well as a close location to the beautiful Kurrawa Beach. With our beachfront accommodation in Broadbeach, you can be just moments from the Chinatown Street Markets in Southport!

Book with Boulevard Towers for an exciting getaway this Spring. Just visit https://boulevardtowers.etourism.net.au

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