Chinese Restaurants à Golden Triangle, Ottawa, ON
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Résultats à proximité dans la catégorie Chinese Restaurants à Golden Triangle, Ottawa
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266 Elgin St, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K2P 1M2
(613) 563-2694
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50 Rideau Street, Ottawa, K1N 9J7
(613) 695-6388
Enjoy the best Thai cuisine every day at Shanghai 360 with our inspired cuisine and unique dishes. Grab a bite while you shop at Shanghai 360 today. Fermé maintenant
50 Rideau Street, Ottawa, K1N 9J7
(613) 969-1902
Chinese restaurant 
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407 Laurier Avenue West, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1R 7Y7
(613) 230-8858
chinese restaurant 
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43 William Street, Ottawa, K1N 6Z9
(613) 421-8882
Chinese noodle restaurant 
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625 Somerset Street West, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K1R 5K3
(613) 233-0204
Jadeland Restaurant has become known as one of the finest Chinese restaurants in Chinatown. We have ben committed to providing the Ottawa valley service, and the best prices. Numerous write-ups in newspapers, magazines, national and international travel guides have attested to the quality of our food and service. We use only the freshest ingredients with a highlight on local produce. Live fish and crab are brought to the table for your inspection (we take our food and our costumers very seriously) by one of our friendly staff. Minutes later, our award winning chefs will present you with the most mouth-watering dishes for you in this part of the world. 
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637 Somerset St W, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K1R 5K3
(613) 237-7717
Cantonese restaurant, chinese restaurant, Restaurants, good for groups, Asian restaurant, Szechuan/Sichuan Restaurant, Caterers, Places To Eat, chinese, Eating and Drinking Places, Aliments et Boissons 
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85 Clarence Street, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1N 7B5
(613) 789-7934
korean, vietnamese, Places To Eat, Restaurants, Eating and Drinking Places, Aliments et Boissons, vietnamese restaurant 
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651 Somerset Street West, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K1R 5K3
(613) 233-4001
Shanghai Restaurant blends warm modern ambiance with a wide range of Chinese and Asian inspired dishes. The city's best Hot and Sour Soup and the tastiest Dumplings will excite your palate. Local Artists, exotic cocktails, funky Retro Disco, Funk and Punk Bingo, Live Bands, Performers, and wild Karaoke nights make the Shanghai one of Ottawa's hottest social destinations. 
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170 Lees Ave, Ottawa, K1S 5G5
(613) 695-9273
Chinese restaurant, Fast food restaurant 
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697 Somerset Street West, WEST CENTRE TOWN - LITTLE ITALY - CIVIC HOSPITAL EAST, Ottawa, K1R 6P5
(613) 238-5022
Chinese Foods, stores, Places To Eat, Food, Aliments et Boissons, Eating and Drinking Places, Chinese, Restaurants chinois, Chinese restaurant, Restaurants 
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717 Somerset Street W, WEST CENTRE TOWN - LITTLE ITALY - CIVIC HOSPITAL EAST, Ottawa, K1R 6P7
613 233 0138
beer wine only, Eating and Drinking Places, takes reservations, waiter service, accepts credit cards, take away, Restaurant, no delivery, vegetarian, chinese, China Town, casual attire, Asian restaurant, Places To Eat, no outdoor seating, good for kids, good for groups 
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730 Somerset Street West, Ottawa, K1R 6P8
613 845 0880
Jiaozi, a Chinese dumpling is a traditional Chinese dish and one of the most widely loved foods in northern China in ancient times. The name “jiaozi” derives from the ancient time-counting method in China when the Chinese people ate dumplings stuffed with meat and vegetables at the junction of the end of the old year and the beginning of the New Year. Now, how did our Dumplings ever get from ancient Northern China to your plate?