Tony Chan’s Water Club
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305-374-8888
Tony Chan’s Water Club is an internationally renowned, Miami’s premier Chinese Restaurant located inside the Doubletree Grand Hotel lobby, next to the beautiful Biscayne Bay and the Sea Isles Marina. All cooking is MSG free; every dish is cooked to order. We serve contemporary Hong Kong style Cantonese cuisine, it is the lightest among all major 8 regional cuisines in China, which means light in flavor, and also means light in salt and oil in take. In addition to our Chinese menu, we offer fresh, high quality fishes for sushi lovers, and we also offer a full service bar and an extensive wine list which has wide collections of domestic and international fine wines to enhance your dining enjoyment. Our 2 for 1 happy hour is available Mon-Fri 5PM to 7PM, at the bar and lounge area. ( Not for take out). For take out, delivery, or reservation, please call (305) 374-8888.
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Your Pie | Monroe
- Posted 4 years ago
- 678-635-8715
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