Chinatown Centre

Nice mall.for souvenirs and snacks. Also sneaky place for a public washroom if you need it.

A deserted mall in the heart of Chinatown, this used to be a vibrant hub of the community, way passed its prime days during the 80's, now only a few mobile phone shops, a couple of clothing stores, Chinese herbal and dried goods stores left.

Mall was interesting but not too much variety, feels like a facelift could bring in more vibrant businesses. Today’s trip was highlighted by an older woman with a high pitch voice that owned a cramped store featuring many stuffed animals including Pokémon. I went there to look for one for my nephew and immediately was greeted by the lady who sneaked behind me to yell only four people inside the store which there were only four of us and she wasn’t counting. Then there customer three people in front of me were looking at one of her wares and again yelled to communicate to the person in front instead of going around to talk to her like a normal thinking problem solver. Clearly that old coot was nutty and off her meds as all of us were visibly uncomfortable and we all left the store. I recommend that woman go to the herbal medicine store upstairs or turn into an online store as her people skills were worse than my neighbors barking poodle.

The amount of days spent coming here instead of school just to walk around and hang out in the arcade in the basement, the food court was always a great price and great food, the events, especially the Chinese new year event they hold, has always been great!Sad to see such an iconic part of Toronto just, empty...

Old and dirty! Lots of empty space from out of busines stores that have closed , I remember when they first opened it was a vibrant place full energy and excitement! Now I think the owner should just blow it up and start over!!

I love China Town and all the fun little businesses. But it is very dirty and the whole neighborhood could use a deep cleaning. I felt like I was in a garbagenato

The keep sakes, you'll find here, is great for mental mapping. It's a great place to spend some time, and has airconditioning as one more bonus.

Great food court in the lower level. This mall is very underutilized. Does have some nice shops inside for clothing, chinese herbs and incense.

A old run down building. You will only probably notice this place because of the statue outside. It is pretty empty inside and there are only a few shops inside. Badly maintained.

Kinda dilapidated, but it’s still safe. A few stores are open, like the Chinese medicine store. Don’t be too wary of the graffiti.Pretty interesting as a modern exhibit — capsules of entrepreneurship and memories lost to time.