Check out the 5 top spots in Phoenix's Maryvale neighborhood - most popular chinese restaurant dishes

At the Boba bar.
| Photo: Susan N.
Time in Maryville?
Learn about this Phoenix neighborhood by browsing through the most popular local restaurants, from Vietnamese restaurants to bubble tea shops.
Hoodline uses Yelp data and our own secret sauce to calculate the numbers to find popular attractions in Maryville, listing the rankings of nearby businesses.
Please Continue reading the results. 1.
The top spot is spot 43, Vietnam.
Located at 2844 N. 43rd Ave.
It is the highest rated business in the neighborhood and has 4.
5 stars out of 531 reviews on Yelp.
There are noodles, rice and noodles on the menu. 2.
Wong's china CuisineNext up is a fusion point for Chinese food and Asia in Wong's china Cuisine, located at 10540 W.
Suite 4 School Road, India. With 4.
Of the 341 reviews on Yelp, 5 stars proved to be local favorites.
According to the restaurant website, the menu provides a modern interpretation of classic Chinese food. (
View the menu here. )3.
The carbon point in Mexico, ta 'carbonta', is another
Like to Go nearbyto, with 4.
There are 5 stars in 229 Yelp reviews.
Head to 2929 N. 43rd Ave.
Go and see it yourself.
This is one of the two locations of the Arizona restaurant.
The menu includes tortillas, rolls, platters, etc. (
View the menu here. )4.
Rita's Mexican food and MariscosCheck earned £ 4 from Rita's Mexican food and Mariscos.
5 stars out of 227 reviews on Yelp.
You can find Mexican attractions offering seafood and so on at 1402. 35th Ave.
According to the website, the restaurant was named the best avocado sauce by Phoenix new age.
This is one of the two locations of the Arizona restaurant. (
View the menu here. )5.
Then there is the Boba bar, the most popular 4-person bar in the area.
There are 5 stars in 138 comments.
Stop 10720 W.
Indian School Road, next time you are nearby, you can go to the scene to taste bubble tea and so on.
The menu has a variety of flavors of milk, tea and toppings, and ice cream in a bubble waffle cone.
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