February 18, 2020
Chinatown Haymarket is respected for being a safe, diverse, open and welcoming precinct. With many retail and food businesses and professional services in the area, Haymarket represents one of the most diverse and commercially growing districts and we encourage and support the economic strength the area offers.
Last Friday night during one of the busiest and most popular times of the week, Sydney’s Chinatown Friday Night Markets drew its regular crowds and will do so again this coming Friday. With most Haymarket businesses running 7 days a week from 10am to 10pm, we encourage Sydney residents and the local community to continue their usual patronage of their local Haymarket businesses with a wide range of choices for food and retail outlets.
Haymarket Chamber of Commerce (HCC) President Simon Chan said, ” The current fear we are experiencing is based on a lot of misinformation and is disproportionate to the risk and could be more damaging to our economy and social fabric.”
HCC promotes transparency and accurate reporting that encourages unity, goodwill and truth amid the current discrimination and politicisation towards Australian Asian businesses and community.
With most Haymarket businesses running 7 days a week from 10am to 10pm, Sydney locals and residents continue their usual patronage to their local Haymarket businesses that represent a wide ranging array of retail, food and markets.
Come and embrace the exciting cutlure and culinary experience at Chinatown as businesses are open and running as usual.
Find out more:
Adam Liaw tours Market City’s 1909 Dining Precinct
https://www.sbs.com.au/food/explainer/adam-liaws-food-crawl-through-market-citys-dining-precinct
City of Sydney Precincts
https://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/business/build-your-skills-and-knowledge/business-research-and-data/business-in-your-local-area/chinatown-and-cbd-south
Urban Lists Top Haymarket Eats
https://www.theurbanlist.com/sydney/a-list/where-to-eat-in-chinatown-sydney
About Haymarket:
The City of Sydney’s Haymarket Village Centre is located to the south of the central business district, and includes the Haymarket alone. It is bounded by Murray Street in the west, Bathurst Street and Darling Harbour in the north, Elizabeth and Chalmers Streets to the east, and the Central Station pedestrain subway to the south.
This area contains the secondary sector of the City’s Central Business District and includes significant institutions and precincts such as the Darling Harbour Convention Centre, Darling Square, Chinatown, Central Railway Station and parts of the University of Technology.
About Haymarket Chamber of Commerce:
Haymarket Chamber of Commerce is a not for profit organisation that promotes, support and advocates for the economic growth and cultural integrity for Haymarket and Chinatown. Our aims are to support Haymarket’s local businesses, residents and investors and ensure the diverse mix of local cultures and groups co-operate in maintaining a sustainable, resilient and connected local community in an ever changing and growing market place.
PO Box 20702 World Square, NSW 2002
E-Mail: info@haymarketchamber.org Web: ww.haymarketchamber.org.au
ABN: 404 743 768 98
