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Reviews

Amy’s China Cuisine – Chinese Restaurant Review (Part 2 of Series)

by Valerie Garner, Editor-in-Chief

October 17, 2012

Amy’s China Cuisine (formerly China Café), is a Chinese/Vietnamese restaurant located in 1890 Ranch right next to the Cinemark Theatre in Cedar Park.

Their menu offers a variety of tasty dishes. I had their sweet and sour pork which was served with white rice. The food was served hot and it was delicious. The portion sizes are huge and the prices are very reasonable. The staff was friendly and the service was impressive. I am a huge fan of Chinese food and I will definitely be going back to Amy’s China Cuisine.

If you love Chinese food like me, grab a bite to eat at Amy’s China Cuisine the next time you catch a movie.

Their location is 1335 E Whitestone Blvd. Cedar Park, TX

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If you are interested, click on the link to their menu: http://www.dining512.com/china_cafe_menu.html

About the Contributor

Valerie Garner, Staff Writer

Valerie Garner, known to her peers as Val, is a senior staff member on The Roar. That’s not all she does. Val is also the editor of LHS’s yearbook, The Lair. She has been a Leander Lion for entire high school career. After high school Val hopes to find herself in the city of College Station at Texas A&M. She wants to study communications there. When Val is not focusing her time on school, she is devoted to serving at her church. She is involved in her youth group, mentoring middle school students, and singing as well. Val enjoys playing the ukulele in her free time. She likes to eat Yaki Soba, a Japanese dish consisting of fried noodles. Her favorite colors are pink and blue.