Edmonton's Chinatown
Explore Chinatown愛城唐人街
Food tours led by local youth, bakeries and noodle shops, lion dance in August and lanterns at Lunar New Year. Here is how to plan your visit north on 97 Street and south on 102 Avenue.
Book a Dragon Food TourSee What's On
- Edmonton Tourism Award, culinary tourism, June 2026
- 8,500+ at the 2026 Dragon Festival

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Plan your visit
Three Ways to Start
Take a Dragon Food Tour
Walk with a youth guide to five or six stops and taste as you go. Walking tours from $15.
Come for a Festival
Lunar New Year in winter, Dining Week in spring, and the Edmonton Dragon Festival every August.
Wander on Your Own
Start at the CTC Storytelling Centre in the historic Hull Block, then follow 97 Street north to the Gate of Happy Arrival.
The Chinatown year
Festivals and Seasons
Dates come from the organizers. Check each page before you travel.
Winter 2027
Lunar New Year
Lion and dragon dances on 97 Street and at the Royal Alberta Museum. Year of the Goat.
Details →March 20 to 29, 2027
Dining Week
Set-price menus at Chinatown restaurants.
Details →May to August 2027
Dragon Food Tours
Walking tours, workshops and sit-down meals.
Tours →August 20 to 22, 2027
Edmonton Dragon Festival
Three free days of lion dance, food and family fun at Kinistinâw Park.
Festival →Late summer 2027
Summer Festival
A street festival on 98A Street, hosted by the Edmonton Chinatown BIA.
Details →
Shared calendar
What's On in Chinatown
Events come straight from the Chinatown calendar at ctcyeg.ca, so this list is always current.
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Award-winning
Dragon Food Tours
Youth guides lead small groups to family-owned restaurants, bakeries and specialty shops, with food at every stop. The tours won the Edmonton Tourism Award for culinary tourism in June 2026.
- Walking tours from $15, about 75 to 90 minutes
- Sit-down dinners and workshops for $35
- Tours start at the CTC Storytelling Centre, 10601 97 Street NW

Find your way
Map of Chinatown
Landmarks, parks and the Storytelling Centre in North Chinatown, South Chinatown and the Chinese Garden.
Your guide
Meet Pandy
Pandy is the face of Explore Chinatown. Always exploring, always hungry. Look for Pandy on food tours, at festivals and around 97 Street.
In the news
Chinatown in the News
Recent coverage, gathered by the Chinatown Transformation Collaborative.