Chinese Cultural Center
Chinese Cultural Center
3.5
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3.5
92 reviews
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Marie C
5 contributions
Jan 2020 • Solo
The owner of the property booted the Chinese people out.
It was a very cool place and would have all the main Chinese festivals, but the property owner wanted more money. The owner forced them out.
This doesn't exist anymore. Thanks
It was a very cool place and would have all the main Chinese festivals, but the property owner wanted more money. The owner forced them out.
This doesn't exist anymore. Thanks
Written January 25, 2020
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Culture5011
Phoenix, AZ1 contribution
I enjoy the marketplace at the cultural center. The grocery has the best fresh fish market in the state. I prefer to buy my fish here if I am not making the purchase from AJ's fine foods.
The restaurants and shops are interesting as well. If you are looking for an inexpensive unique gift I would shop the stores here and see what you could surprise someone with for a gift they would never think of buying for themselves.
The restaurants and shops are interesting as well. If you are looking for an inexpensive unique gift I would shop the stores here and see what you could surprise someone with for a gift they would never think of buying for themselves.
Written February 25, 2004
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Johnny T
Phoenix, AZ128 contributions
Sep 2012
It is not the original Chinatown in Phoenix, but it is a close as you can get. The original Chinatown no longer exists. The Chinese Cultural Center offers a glimpse to the early Chinese architecture. It houses offices, many shops, a Asian supermarket, and two restaurants. Two other restaurants (Golden Buddha and Lao Ching) recently closed. Hopefully, they will be back.
Written October 27, 2012
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D M
Phoenix94 contributions
Aug 2017 • Friends
I went here weekly because frankly this cultural center located off of 44th st & I-10 was unique, convenient and incredibly beautiful...then out of nowhere, they are packing up and pushed into a strip mall. Even if it is true what I hear that the front will be attached to another building in Margaret Hance Park, this is a ridiculous decision to not leave well enough alone! Dont cookie cutter Phoenix. Allow there to be reasons to travel to all parts of town and leave this cultural center where it is and let all the businesses return!
Written November 10, 2017
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Double "Ollie" Winner
Riverside, CA2,822 contributions
Aug 2017 • Friends
This is a a shopping center, not a cultural centre. Half the shops are empty/closed. The grocer is expensive compared to other cities and the produce wasn't very fresh. Having been there once, and being fans of most Chinatown areas we won't return here.
Written August 5, 2017
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OnAir48538985595
1 contribution
Jun 2021 • Solo
This is gone. Developers bought it and forced out the businesses. All the Chinese art is gone. The koi pond gone. It’s just a half developed trash pit now
Written June 11, 2021
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Tonycollins82
Meredith, NH5 contributions
Aug 2019 • Solo
Nothing left, it's being remodeled into some corporate office building now. I'm sure it was interesting once upon a time.
Written August 31, 2019
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Brian S
Phoenix, AZ841 contributions
Jul 2017 • Solo
I hadn't been here in a while and decided to check it out. It is mainly a large Chinese grocery and a few places to eat. Also Chinese themed. There is actually a lot of empty stores here. If you want to buy something or eat then this is a good place. Otherwise not a lot here to explore.
Written July 29, 2017
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Pam C
Bethalto, IL118 contributions
Feb 2017
This is an easy sidelight from many area hotels even on foot. It is a little oasis of statuary, water and landscaping elements with dining nearby. For a little culture shock, walk thru the chinese grocery as well.
Written February 22, 2017
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Ilene L
Durham, Canada95 contributions
Jan 2017 • Solo
I visited the Chinese Cultural Centre to tour the statues and displays. I was thoroughly impressed with the historical info presented and buildings. The Centre is nicely laid out for a walk around the buildings.
Written January 15, 2017
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U6277MRjamesc
Glendale, AZ5 contributions
Is cultural center I opened and what time do they cloise
24Dianne
Phoenix, AZ1 contribution
Is there a store at the Chinese cultural center where I can buy Chinese art supplies
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