At 100 N Beretania St in Honolulu, Chinatown Cultural Plaza brings together Chinese restaurants, specialty shops, local businesses and cultural activities. Step into the open courtyard for a quieter pause, with Chinese music and the scent of incense, then browse the marketplace or visit the Guanyin shrine, where incense is available for prayer. By the canal, outdoor areas give you a glimpse of locals gathering to talk and play table games. It is a useful stop for food and shopping as well as a cultural visit.
Courtyard, shops and canal
The plaza brings restaurants, shops and local businesses together in an airy complex. Its courtyard offers a quieter contrast to the surrounding city, with Chinese music playing and incense in the air. Browse the specialty stores and marketplace, where you can find fresh produce and unusual fruits.
The outdoor areas beside the canal are a place to pause and watch locals gather to talk and play table games. The courtyard and canal make room for a slower walk between shops and restaurants.
A place for cultural activities
The plaza hosts classes and cultural events, including Lunar New Year celebrations. Inside, the Guanyin shrine has incense available for people who wish to pray. Treat the space and its religious customs with respect, and check the event calendar if you hope to attend a celebration.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is Chinatown Cultural Plaza?
It is at 100 N Beretania St in Honolulu, Oʻahu.
Is parking available at Chinatown Cultural Plaza?
Yes. The plaza has paid parking, and the first 30 minutes are free. Payment is made at a machine before you return to your car.
What can you do at Chinatown Cultural Plaza?
Browse shops and the marketplace, eat at Chinese restaurants, visit the Guanyin shrine, or walk through the courtyard and canal-side areas.
