My great grandad arrived on a ship from hong kong in the early 1900s and settled in that area. I think the council should do something with China town it has a lot of potential
Thanks Billy Liverpool is the oldest Chinese community that settled and Stayed Making it the most original My Dad Lived here for years Was our second home.. Proud Of Being A Chinese half cast And that's another Story !
Hi Billy, Always loved Liverpool & great memories of eating good scran after a belly full of beer with the lads before jumping on the last train back to Chester.keep up the good work and promoting awareness.
We were back in Liverpool for Chinese New Year. The Bagelry is Chinese-owned - they did the New Year ceremony outside the front door. The Nook pub looked like it was closed down, and some of the other restaurants in Nelson St, but there are a lot more now in Berry Street and going down Ranelegh St. So while Nelson St isn't as busy, the Chinatown area seems to have spread out a lot more. The Chinese New Year celebrations are well worth going to see. It's a Chocca and they had loads of events on in the square and the Blackie.
Hi Billy, Thanks for your vid. I like Liverpool's China town. There's some lovely little restaurants there. Anyway Billy, Thanks again for your vid. John.🤔👍
Im from Ellesmere port, ive just shouted up to my two teens we are heading over the mersey for breaky thursday and making a visit to chinatown, I love Liverpool and its culture, scousers are the best, but so many plastic scousers in the port, dear meee!! I really hope your channel grows, Billy you are such a sound fella, thanks for the content :) Love from across the Mersey! "Do the right things and the right things happen" so true, Yes its true Liverpool has its problems with gangs in areas but so does everywhere else, especially within cities... scousers are sooo warm and welcoming, it is a safe city, its a beautiful city with beautiful people
I got caught stealing bread buns from Chinatown, they tried to get me on a bagelery charge .. But on reading the evidence from the bagelery manager, they kept finding holes in the details.
Fuck me Billy what a paradigm u on story film you bring world o show that is really another world to another u done no other scouse can say man big respects Billy moore
I remember my first visit to China Town with Grandad. We went so he could get a specific ingredient for a meal he was making for tea. Grandad used to work at Girobank
I lived in Dingle for 26 years. I was never touched or approached once even when I walked the length of Mill st from after a nightclub in town at 3am My biggest fear was getting locked out by my dad who I could not wake up and even slept in the snow one night
Ohh the Nook, used to be able to get anything you needed in there. Fella would come at a certain time and serve up all sorts of exotic weeds back in the day. Sometimes there would be 20 people sitting there with a glass of lemo or coke waiting 😂😂😂
I only ever saw one Chinese person in Wallasey during the early 50's. He had the Chinese Laundry. I used to take my Dad's white collars there. I came to Canada during the later 50's and there was one Chinese restaurant up a side street. Didn't have any Chinese food until the 1970's. Still don't really like it. My favorite food; lamb or roast beef or fish and chips with mushy peas. I should have stayed at home but my Dad took us all on a huge ship across the Atlantic. I DID see a whale. We were the only things as far as the eye could see. A ship and a whale. Not a Chinese person in sight.
Hitler lived in Liverpool once. Not sure for how long but the house was later pulled down. Thanks for the Chinatown video, I never knew there was one in Liverpool.
I moved to green ford beside Southall from Dublin via a barring from isle of man in 89, there was a boozer called the beehive near us,it was designed to look like a medieval beehive, mental looking,we went for a jar one night and there were Indian people with scotch,manc, Belfast, Scouse accents from all over, in was gas,had a great buzz with them 💯🆒👍👍👍
@@aranisaacson9892 While I was born in England 50 years ago, my ethnicity is Indian; my parents are the immigrants who migrated from India back in 1967. Unfortunately for me I was raised in Southall since birth until I moved out at age 22, I never liked Southall, but until 20 years ago Southall had decent Indian take-away joints and a couple of decent Indian restaurants. Those early immigrants from the 60's and successive generations have moved out, and with the generation of Indians that were born in England, they became affluent and moved into professional occupations, as a result there are hardly any Indian restaurants and take-aways in Southall, majority are now owned by Pakistanis. However there are a few Indian pubs in London that serve good Indian food as well.
Chinese NEVER complain, unlike other communities...
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My great grandad arrived on a ship from hong kong in the early 1900s and settled in that area. I think the council should do something with China town it has a lot of potential
Thanks Billy
Liverpool is the oldest
Chinese community that settled and Stayed
Making it the most original
My Dad Lived here for years
Was our second home..
Proud Of Being A Chinese half cast
And that's another Story !
I love Liverpool, love a day out there people don't realise how awesome Liverpool actually is!
👍 I think ,You are a good man Billy. Much love and respect to you , your mam and all of your family 🙏
Hi Billy, Always loved Liverpool & great memories of eating good scran after a belly full of beer with the lads before jumping on the last train back to Chester.keep up the good work and promoting awareness.
Love China town, very welcoming community.
We were back in Liverpool for Chinese New Year. The Bagelry is Chinese-owned - they did the New Year ceremony outside the front door. The Nook pub looked like it was closed down, and some of the other restaurants in Nelson St, but there are a lot more now in Berry Street and going down Ranelegh St. So while Nelson St isn't as busy, the Chinatown area seems to have spread out a lot more. The Chinese New Year celebrations are well worth going to see. It's a Chocca and they had loads of events on in the square and the Blackie.
Hi Billy, Thanks for your vid. I like Liverpool's China town. There's some lovely little restaurants there. Anyway Billy, Thanks again for your vid. John.🤔👍
LENGEND mate Wayne from HULL
I love it down there.
Them Chinese meatballs are the dogs bollox . . .
Lol I hope you don't mean Literally 😂
@@RuleBrittania-nl6gi
Lmao 😜 beat me to it . Haha. 🤣
And me,😆 I was just thinking that.
My cousin has lived in the flats on the left for over 20yrs she loves it. Especially when its chinese new year best view. 3:31
Im from Ellesmere port, ive just shouted up to my two teens we are heading over the mersey for breaky thursday and making a visit to chinatown, I love Liverpool and its culture, scousers are the best, but so many plastic scousers in the port, dear meee!! I really hope your channel grows, Billy you are such a sound fella, thanks for the content :) Love from across the Mersey! "Do the right things and the right things happen" so true, Yes its true Liverpool has its problems with gangs in areas but so does everywhere else, especially within cities... scousers are sooo warm and welcoming, it is a safe city, its a beautiful city with beautiful people
Used to be buzzing down there in the nineties, Bill, 🔌✌️.
I got caught stealing bread buns from Chinatown, they tried to get me on a bagelery charge ..
But on reading the evidence from the bagelery manager, they kept finding holes in the details.
Fuck me Billy what a paradigm u on story film you bring world o show that is really another world to another u done no other scouse can say man big respects Billy moore
I remember my first visit to China Town with Grandad. We went so he could get a specific ingredient for a meal he was making for tea. Grandad used to work at Girobank
Felt a genuine Zen from you there mate.
Good stuff Bill
Aye Billy, do some pieces on the smarter part of the City so people can see both sides ?
I visited that srea a couple of years ago bill.
My people
My city my heart 👏👏
I lived in Dingle for 26 years. I was never touched or approached once even when I walked the length of Mill st from after a nightclub in town at 3am My biggest fear was getting locked out by my dad who I could not wake up and even slept in the snow one night
I keep missing u every were u go 😂
Go for food in the north garden Billy Heavey scran
Ohh the Nook, used to be able to get anything you needed in there. Fella would come at a certain time and serve up all sorts of exotic weeds back in the day. Sometimes there would be 20 people sitting there with a glass of lemo or coke waiting 😂😂😂
I’m a scouser living in China - I must say: I prefer westernised Chinese food.
Where i was brought up Upper Pitt Street the best in eighties
When you and judder came birmingham just behind the market is birmingham Chinatown
Donald Trump would say " Chynaa Town "
Now then Billy med for the day cheers
Billy.you remind me of Ray Windstone.
Cheungy and Nimbley with Marcus Allcock
I only ever saw one Chinese person in Wallasey during the early 50's. He had the Chinese Laundry. I used to take my Dad's white collars there. I came to Canada during the later 50's and there was one Chinese restaurant up a side street. Didn't have any Chinese food until the 1970's. Still don't really like it. My favorite food; lamb or roast beef or fish and chips with mushy peas. I should have stayed at home but my Dad took us all on a huge ship across the Atlantic. I DID see a whale. We were the only things as far as the eye could see. A ship and a whale. Not a Chinese person in sight.
How much can you bench press?
This the real Aki ?
What this a double squeeze, from a pair of Akis. Lol 😆😎.
@@Akinwale.Arobieke. You can't be, cos that's me
@@PurpleAki-eh9je stop trolling
Looks like everywhere's going to shit Bill, get yourself to Middlesbrough👍
but middlesbrough is shit?
@@tfootball8704 It's not much different to Liverpool mate!
Hitler lived in Liverpool once. Not sure for how long but the house was later pulled down. Thanks for the Chinatown video, I never knew there was one in Liverpool.
He had relatives in Liverpool didn't he?
@@tfootball8704 He used to drink in Ye Cracke pub in Rice street.
All the palestine crew go in ye cracke these days. Gone right downhill. @@user-rr6kz8vu3i
Wonder if that's were he started taking drugs,
It would be most interesting to hear a Chinese person with a fusion of Scouse and Chinese accent speak 😂
I moved to green ford beside Southall from Dublin via a barring from isle of man in 89, there was a boozer called the beehive near us,it was designed to look like a medieval beehive, mental looking,we went for a jar one night and there were Indian people with scotch,manc, Belfast, Scouse accents from all over, in was gas,had a great buzz with them 💯🆒👍👍👍
@@aranisaacson9892 While I was born in England 50 years ago, my ethnicity is Indian; my parents are the immigrants who migrated from India back in 1967. Unfortunately for me I was raised in Southall since birth until I moved out at age 22, I never liked Southall, but until 20 years ago Southall had decent Indian take-away joints and a couple of decent Indian restaurants. Those early immigrants from the 60's and successive generations have moved out, and with the generation of Indians that were born in England, they became affluent and moved into professional occupations, as a result there are hardly any Indian restaurants and take-aways in Southall, majority are now owned by Pakistanis. However there are a few Indian pubs in London that serve good Indian food as well.
They are who bring the bricks in triads
Lived here all me life never seen a pregnant china woman or a Chinese funeral it’s a mystery 😂
Get in the north garden for half a duck lad evy 😉
Where have all the Chinese gone?
Its a shame what its become, it could do a lot better. Not really a representation of China.
Terry MC,Cann is looking for you bill on crutches ,
No seriously lah, it's me bill jasper , daz tyman 👍, he was asking about ye lad
Oldest iñ europe
Is that true LEO ??
@@rayely66 Liverpool Chinatown
@@rayely66 oldest in Europe 18.50
Thanks bud 👍✌️😉
Looks more like a ghost town lad
yeah everytime i have passed there is it like a ghost town, i rarely see one person.....
Thanks bro nice one lad ✨👍👍👍✨👑✨
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