San Francisco's Chinatown is caught between past and future
In the wake of Amazon and the pandemic, a new generation of restaurants and retailers is coming. Where does that leave S.F.'s Chinatown?
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In the wake of Amazon and the pandemic, a new generation of restaurants and retailers is coming. Where does that leave S.F.'s Chinatown?
Neighborhood Spotlight: Chinatown FacebookTwitterEmail Dragon Gate, the south-facing structure at Grant Avenue and Bush Street, was erected in 1969 as a gift from Taiwan.Shutterstock San Francisco’s Chinatown is the oldest Chinatown in North America and the largest outside of Asia. The rectangular neighborhood of 24 square blocks remains a highly influential enclave of Chinese history and culture, and the community hosts multiple parks, a pair of hospitals, several churches and town squares. According to a San Francisco Chronicle article from 2017, more people visit the city’s Chinatown e...