Minneapolis, MN
Best Chinese (Restaurants)
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Big Bowl |
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3669 Galleria Galleria, Edina 55435 • 952-928-7888
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EDINA. This fun, neighborhood restaurant offers a gourmet menu with Thai, Vietnamese, Indian, and Chinese dishes. Featured items include spicy Kung Pao, pad Thai, and lemon chicken – all prepared right before your eyes. Homemade ginger ale is also a must. |
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User Rating: 7
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Rainbow Chinese Restaurant & Bar |
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2739 S Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis 55408 • 612-870-7084
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WHITTIER. Serving great Chinese food since 1987, Rainbow boasts detailed murals and soft, ambient lighting. Locals brag about Rainbow's scrumptious wontons and its moo shu pork, but you'll also enjoy shrimp with lobster sauce, squid with black bean sauce, and sautéed duck with ginger root. Diners wanting a true Chinese feast are encouraged to call ahead and make arrangements for owner/chef Tammy Wong's special "Round Table Dinner." |
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User Rating: 9.5
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David Fong's |
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9329 Lyndale Ave S, Bloomington 55420 • 952-888-9294
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BLOOMINGTON. A pleasing mix of Cantonese dishes and American favorites can be had at this Bloomington mainstay. Hot and spicy beef, moo goo gai pan, and shrimp with snow peas tempt Chinese-food devotees, while filet mignon, broiled lobster tails, and fried jumbo shrimp entice those looking for a steakhouse experience. An array of soups, noodle dishes, and fried rice is also on offer. Dinner specials are permanent and nightly, often featuring entrees that blend the kitchen's Cantonese and American sensibilities. A kid's menu and a take-out menu win points with families and diners on the run, respectively. |
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Shuang Cheng |
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1320 4th St SE, Minneapolis • 612-378-0208ý
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The award-winning Shuang Cheng is well-known for its Chinese cuisine, especially its variety of fresh seafood selections. This Minneapolis restaurant offers such an extensive menu, there is something for everyone. Begin your meal with an order of fried shrimp or cream cheese wontons, before moving onto your main course. For your entrée, try the shrimp in lobster sauce or Gum Loo wonton, which features crispy wontons over chicken, pork, shrimp and vegetables. For a hearty portion, try the roasted or braised duck blended with vegetables. With so many many varied options, Shuang Cheng will have you coming back again and again just to sample everything. |
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