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GettinG there Chinatown’s main strips are Spadina Avenue, between College Street to the north and Sullivan Street to the south, and Dundas Street West, between Augusta Avenue to the west and Beverley Street to the east. 505 DunDas anD 510 spaDina streetcars also sells trendy books, T-shirts, turntables and vinyl accessories. If you’re lucky, your visit will coincide with one of the intimate in-store concerts, which have featured guests like Do Make Say Think, The Weakerthans and Ty Segall. 215 Spadina Ave., Late night Eats Nothing caps off an evening like a big plate of noodles or dim sum. So why not end your night with a pork bun at rol san (323 Spadina Ave.), sweet ’n’ sour chicken at swatow (309 Spadina Ave.) or wonton soup at Goldstone noodle restaurant (266 Spadina Ave.)? sonicboommusic.com Indoor ShoppIng If you’re in town on February 17 and 18, head over to Dragon City Mall for lunar year celebra- tions. A festive atmosphere encompasses the indoor centre as the Chinese community rings in the year of the dog. Take part in traditional games and activities and watch colourful lion dances, which are performed at auspicious occasions. Year-round, shop for imported items, haggle over prices and discover your new favourite flavour of bubble tea, all under one roof. 280 Spadina Ave. Bun-tIFuL oFFErIngS In the mood for a snack or some dessert? Head to Hong Kong Island Bakery for an assortment of traditional Chinese pastries, such as pineapple, coconut or barbecue pork buns, egg tarts, almond cookies and red bean sesame balls. 336 Spadina Ave. Savoury EatS At Jackpot Chicken Rice, everything on the menu, from the kaffir broccoli tempura to the Hainanese chicken to the rich, Schmaltzy rice, is full of exciting East Asian flavours, both tradi- tional and new. 318 Spadina Ave., jackpotchickenrice.com Jackpot Chicken Rice February-april 2018 where 27