Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Lake Norman

"A post shared by Erica & Abe Acevedo (@crumbykitchen) on Feb 18, 2016 at 5:26pm PST. Zen Fusion is one of Charlotte’s hottest restaurants with a trendy urban atmosphere. It features an upbeat lounge with a contemporary atmosphere in the heart of Dilworth only five minutes’ drive from uptown Charlotte."

"The soft lighting, relaxing colors and peaceful Buddha statue inside the entryway’s fish tank all help Zen Fusion live up to the former half of its name. When it comes to the latte..."

"Offering counter service for takeout, curbside pickup, and delivery through Postmates. Bonus: New Postmates customers can receive a $100 delivery credit with code “oakhurst100"

"Chinese fast food at it's worst..and that goes for the providence Rd. location as well. Not particularly inexpensive either. Wouldn't feed their…"

"With a beautiful ambiance, friendly service, and an authentic selection of Thai street eats and noodle bowls, this family-owned restaurant is a staple in the NoDa community. Pro tip: Save room the mango sticky rice. You won’t want to share it, it’s that good."

"For an in-depth look at Charlotte's history, head to the Levine Museum of the New South. The museum's permanent exhibits explore the history and culture of the South from the Civil War to today, including the award-winning "Cotton Fields to Skyscrapers: Reinventing Charlotte and the Carolina Piedmont in the New South." The exhibit includes more than 1,000 artifacts, images, and oral histories as well as interactive displays like a sit-in lunch counter and a one-room tenant farmer's home. During the week, the museum validates parking for two hours for visitors using the Seventh Street Station parking deck."

"While you’re in the area, if you love history, we suggest visiting the Levine Museum of the New South, which follows the history of the South after the Civil War with a focus on Charlotte and the surrounding Carolina Piedmont. If you prefer art, check out the Mint Museum, Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, Sozo Gallery or Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts and Culture."

"With an 8,000-square-foot exhibit, "Cotton Fields to Skyscrapers: Charlotte and the Carolina Piedmont in the New South," as a jumping-off…"

"A post shared by WeLoveCLT (@weloveclt) on Apr 12, 2016 at 9:07am PDT. ImaginOn is a 102,000-square-foot facility dedicated to getting children involved in education, the arts, culture and multimedia. The Charlotte Mecklenburg Library and Children’s Theatre of Charlotte came to together to create this resource for children that includes two state-of-the-art theatres, a dedicated library space for kids 11 and under, four multi-use classrooms, a teen-only library, a multimedia production studio and interactive exhibit space in order to create this cultural hub for children of all ages."

"ImaginOn (the Joe and Joan Martin Center) is located in the heart of Charlotte’s culture and art district where it offers a unique space for young people to learn about art and culture. The center includes an enormous children’s library, two remarkable theatres, class rooms, a production studio and an exhibition space. The Spangler Library for Children caters for your children from birth to fifth grade, with a special baby and toddler area and hands-on activities for all ages."

"Home of the Children’s Theatre of Charlotte, ImaginOn also serves as a fabulous open air and fun library with attractions that all the kids can enjoy. There is so much to keep your children occupied, from board games, a puppet center, Lego playing area, magnetic poetry wall, touch screens for the little ones, and much more besides. In fact, a great place for the kids to let their imagination run free!"

"Covering over 140 acres of recreational green space in the North Park region, Hornet’s Nest Park is one of Charlotte’s most popular family parks. Here you will find something for every member of the family regardless of their age. If you are looking to have a relaxing outdoor day you can bring a picnic to enjoy at one of the picnic areas and just have fun walking around."