Central China Restaurant

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About Central China Restaurant

Central China Restaurant is a American restaurant located at 9390 Bellaire Blvd in Houston, TX . Central China Restaurant has been described as an Bad American restaurant and has received an average rating of 2 by our members.

Quick Facts

Cuisine: American, Chinese, American
Accepts Credit Card: Yes
Parking: N/A

Atmosphere: N/A
Take Reservations: Yes
Serves Alcohol: N/A
Smoking Allowed:No

User Reviews for Central China Restaurant

Overall Rating: 2 (Bad)

Anonymous

The food was bad, the service was bad, and the price was way tooooooo much! Will never go their again.

Food
2
Decor
2
Service
2

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