Pittsburgh's Chinatown, once a busy area with grocery stores and markets, was largely destroyed by construction in the 1950s. Only one Chinese restaurant remains, though the On Leong Society was once located there.
Pittsburgh's Chinatown, once a busy area with grocery stores and markets, was largely destroyed by construction in the 1950s. Only one Chinese restaurant remains, though the On Leong Society was once located there.
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By TripSapien Research · Updated May 20, 2026
Top things to do in Chinatown
Fort Pitt Block House
Castle Museum★
Historic defensive building built in 1764, now the oldest structure in western Pennsylvania.
An Art Deco edifice completed in 1932, this building was the city's tallest (and for that matter, the state's tallest) until the U.S. Steel Tower was completed in 1970. Today, it's the city's sixth tallest. The building is named for the…
