Do you mean give "Chinatown" a chance?  Or, do you really mean give modern living its necessities?  The two may seem the same.  But, culturally, they're not.  Chinatown is classic "rational lawlessness," which is historical Chinese culture in US westernized cities.  Chinatown is not rationalized lawlessness, which is instead the civilizing of Chinatown toward a sterile extinction.  Chinatowns were ALWAYS the safe haven, or the PU'UHONUA, of the city's persecuted and blacksheeps, so tolerated by Chinese denizens.  Chinatown was the quick getaway haunt for the city's law abiding.  A timeout from society's restrictive, suffocating niceties.  So, do you really mean to use the term "Chinatown" in writing to society's needs here?  If you eliminate rational lawlessness from Chinatown, you might as well remove the Chinese from Chinatown as well.  Oh, wait ... maybe we already removing the Chinese????