Milwaukee formally established a friendly relationship with the city of Ningbo, China on May 11, 2006, with the signing of an agreement at Milwaukee's City Hall by Mayor Tom Barrett (left) and Ningbo Mayor Mao Guanglie (right) .

Feb 1, 2022 · We are new to the city and are wondering if there is a “Chinatown” neighborhood. Looking for restaurants, bakeries, shopping etc. Asian grocery stores are scattered around the metro and tend to cater to the large Hmong community.

Jun 17, 2008 · “We need a Chinatown to make Milwaukee a class-A city,” says Wenbin Yuan, chief executive of Dakota Intertek Corp., an environmental consulting company. Yuan is co-author of an about-to-be-published book on Milwaukee’s Chinese community.

China Lights is an event that celebrates the art, skill, and beauty of traditional Chinese lantern festivals that have been celebrated across Asia for the last 400 years.

MILWAUKEE (March 23, 2006) -- Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett announced today that a delegation of elected officials from Ningbo, China will travel to Milwaukee to continue building a relationship that was begun during the Mayor’s October mission to China.

The six Sister Cities relationships that Milwaukee is fostering are Zadar, Croatia; Medan, Indonesia; uMhlathuze, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa; Carora, Venezuela; Galway, Ireland and Morogoro, Tanzania.

Originally from Canton, China, the immigrants that arrived in Milwaukee migrated from the West Coast. The Chinese who came to Milwaukee usually were men who left behind their wives and children to find economic success in America.

Apr 15, 2015 · Milwaukee is 31st on the list of U.S. cities by population, clocking in just shy of 600,000. There are 40 – that’s not a typo – cities in China with populations over 1 million. There are five...

Top 10 Best Chinatown in Milwaukee, WI - January 2025 - Yelp - Mei Hua Market, China Town Restaurant, Mo's Food Market, Pacific Produce, Bento Xpert, Momo Mee, DanDan, Asian Fusion, New Asian Supermarket, Chinatown Kitchen

Milwaukee’s Asian and Pacific Islander community has deep roots in the city from Hmong families who came to the Midwest following the Vietnam War to a more recent rise in Asian cultures such as Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Chinese, Filipino, and Indian.