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Café China has built a reputation as one of Midtown Manhattan's more serious Sichuan operations — a room that, by most consistent accounts, does not soften the cuisine to meet the expectations of a neighbourhood better known for business lunches than regional Chinese cooking.
4.3/5 · 3,107 Google reviews
Café China has built a reputation as one of Midtown Manhattan's more serious Sichuan operations — a room that, by most consistent accounts, does not soften the cuisine to meet the expectations of a neighbourhood better known for business lunches than regional Chinese cooking.
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Café China is a reliable chinese choice in Manhattan in New York when you want something that tends to land well. It also holds a 4.3/5 Google rating across 3,107 Google reviews.
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Café China is a Chinese restaurant located in Manhattan, New York. Café China has built a reputation as one of Midtown Manhattan's more serious Sichuan operations — a room that, by most consistent accounts, does not soften the cuisine to meet the expectations of a neighbourhood better known for business lunches than regional Chinese cooking.
Café China is best for group dinner. Café China is a reliable chinese choice in Manhattan in New York when you want something that tends to land well. It also holds a 4.3/5 Google rating across 3,107 Google reviews.
Café China is in the Moderate spend price range ($$). Google rating: 4.3/5 from 3,107 reviews
Café China holds a 4.3/5 Google rating from 3,107 reviews. Café China is a reliable chinese choice in Manhattan in New York when you want something that tends to land well. It also holds a 4.3/5 Google rating across 3,107 Google reviews.
Café China is located at 59 W 37th St, New York, NY 10018, USA. Directions are available via Google Maps.
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