Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Pinellas Park

"This place just offered almost everything plus unique ::off the beaten path:: types of options really giving us the opportunity to sample creative dishes rather than your typical items. It was incredible how diversified their menu was and…that didn’t even include the Dim Sum menu!"

"Hillsborough Ave. in Live Oaks Square, the Chinese spot, which offers seafood and more, is the highest-rated Chinese restaurant in Tampa, boasting four stars out of 709 reviews on Yelp."

"A post shared by Minh Ross (@chefminhr) on Nov 7, 2018 at 10:47pm PST. If you love Asian cuisine, particularly Chinese and Thai dishes, you should make a stop at P.F. Chang’s and order your favorite menu."

"8502 N Armenia Ave., TampaEver since a fire took the Waters Avenue Yummy House off the table, this Cantonese favorite has been the place to get Chinese food near Forest Hills. Solid selections whether you’re going for dim sum (daily, early), Peking duck or dumplings.Photo via Google Maps” itemprop=”image” />"

"If you are looking to bask in the euphoria that comes from savoring the dim sum of Chinese food, this is the restaurant to visit. With over thirty years of its existence, China Grill is still in existence and doing great. This tells simply of how great the meals are, and the environment in general."

"We moved her from the West Coast where Chinese restaurants are a dime a dozen. I was a bit surprised to see most Chinese restaurants are small take out joints here. China Yuan is the real deal!!"

"Hao Wah Chinese Restaurant is a pan-Asian restaurant that offers Chinese, Vietnamese, and Japanese cuisine along with an eat-all-you-can buffet. This place has a warm and friendly atmosphere and is decorated with Asian-themed decor. With a lot of choices at the buffet station, you can expect that every dish here is going to be phenomenal."

"1713 S Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa, FL 33629Phone: 813-253-2095Visit Website. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by mailoha albaladejo (@lifewithmailoha)"

"Great place, quiet, clean and well served.Food came on time and since we had sushi our main concern is freshness, and yes, it was fresh and tasty."

"The Cube is one of the top buildings in Florida when it comes to architecture, so visiting FMoPA will be enlightening inside and outside. This museum has a permanent collection of photographs that includes many famous portraits including Ansel Ansel. There are also a collection of iconic photos of Woodstock from 1969 and images from the time that they were building the Panama Canal."

"400 N Ashley Drive Cube 200 Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 221-2222 Website: fmopa.org. Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 10am-5pm Sunday 12pm-5pm. The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, Inc. is “dedicated to exhibiting important photographic arts central to contemporary life and culture” from artists of various backgrounds."

"The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts is a treasure trove of visual masterpieces. Current exhibitions include Stephen Wilkes’ Day to Night series, and Garry Winogrand’s Women are Beautiful."

"Stanley Saitowitz designed this innovative modernist building. The perforated metal jewel box containing the galleries is balanced above a clear-glass pedestal. The centerpiece in the soaring Morsani Atrium is a statement in “upcycling.” German artist Wolfgang Flad shredded art-texts (magazines, books, catalogs) to create a floating papier-mâché sculpture that reconnects the character of the fibers with the organic shapes of trees and branches."

"The Tampa Museum of Art is a boldly designed riverfront museum housing six temporary exhibits and an extensive permanent collection of Greek and Roman antiquities and 20th-century sculpture. After browsing the galleries, visitors can wander through the serene riverfront sculpture garden before indulging in cool, creamy gelato at Sono Cafe. Check out their beautiful museum shop where you can find unique gifts and souvenirs of your visit."

"The massive 66,000-square-foot museum features modern and contemporary art as well as an extensive collection of Greek, Roman and Etruscan antiquities. One side of the museum's exterior is covered in 14,000 LEDs, making the building itself a work of art."

"Have breakfast at the Vinoy, then drive half an hour either to the lively St. Pete Beach or to the more isolated Fort De Soto Park. Have some fun in the sun before enjoying a sunset dinner at The Hurricane in St. Pete Beach. Stay the night at the Sirata Beach Resort."

"Spread over five small islands, 1,136-acre Fort De Soto Park lies at the mouth of Tampa Bay. It has 7 miles of waterfront (much of it…"