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Businiess name:
China Rose
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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I have not visited all the Chinese restaurants in Tucson, but I can say with confidence that any other place would serve better food than this one.\r
As I walked in, the waitress asked me what I wanted to drink before I was even seated. Gee, can I sit down, see a menu, or are you in a rush?\r
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The waters she brought to our 4 person party had grime under the lip of the glass you drink from.\r
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The expensive buffet ($7.99 a person) was not fresh; it was watered down Chinese food that I know for a fact the employees would not eat at home. The food tasted heavy and inauthentic.\r
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My father, a 260 pound man known for finding edible what most people in my family don't find edible, actually spi t food out. Some of us had to mark our calendars at this rare cosmic event.\r
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The dessert was equally disappointing. There was no ice cream. The cake they put out seemed to be someone's left over birthday cake.\r
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Overall, I felt uncomfortable eating the food, because I got the distinct feeling the kitchen was probably as dirty as the rim of my glass.\r
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People who don't eat Chinese food very often will probably be too distracted by the lights and Chinese lanterns to know the difference. But atmosphere does not good food make.\r
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Rude service and worst of all, downright gross food. Dine here at your own risk.
Pros: None. Seriously.
Cons: Everything. Seriously.
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