Cuisines and Dishes at Tony Chan's Water Club:
- Chinese
- Asian
Tony Chan's Water Club
1717 N Bayshore Dr,
Miami
FL
33132
tonychans.com (305) 704-0369
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Ratings and Reviews for Tony Chan's Water Club
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Apr 28 2012
Bobby Y. via Yelp
Man, I really wanted this meal to be good. Staying at the Marriott upstairs, and found a couple of recommendations here on Yelp on the General Tso's chicken...read more
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Apr 23 2012
Frank G. via Yelp
Ordered from this place tonight. They completely got my order wrong. It happens, so I didn't make a big deal..I just called and told the guy that my order...read more
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Mar 13 2012
Buzz M. via Yelp
An absolutely wonderful restaurant! I just love good oriental food coupled with friendly service. It seems so rare a find anymore! I've got three words...read more
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Aug 22 2008
via Citysearch
Tony Chan's Water Club is a nice change of pace. You need to know where it is to find it, but the food and the view are worth it....read more
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May 12 2008
via Citysearch
Though we only stopped in for drinks and snacks, I can't wait till we go here again. The club was fun and exciting. Great music. T...read more
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Apr 07 2008
emilyz123 via Citysearch
This restaurant has been there for years, it's hidden in the Doubletree Grand Hotel. Beautiful waterfront dinning, lower level ope...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
Despite the somewhat stark setting, the place is comfortable, especially with views of the large galley kitchen or the wide Biscayne Bay. Formal but friendly waiters complete the elegant scene. The restaurant is famous for its Peking duck, and rightly so. Served with pancakes as an appetizer and stir-fried as a main course, it's utterly un-greasy and full of smoky, rich flavor. Plus, for $32.95, it's one of the best deals on the menu. Also good are the spring rolls, crispy pancake with minced chicken, and sea bass steamed in scallions, soy and ginger.
