China 1968
About China 1968
China 1968 is a restaurant located at 500 Broadway in El Cajon, California, offering a variety of Chinese dishes, including appetizers, noodles, chicken, soups, and tofu options. The menu features items such as Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings, House Special Lo Mein, and Hot and Sour Soup.
The restaurant provides a range of services, including dine-in, take-out, and delivery within a 3-mile radius. Customers can also ask for recommendations on home-style dishes, and reservations are available. Additionally, China 1968 offers catering services and is suitable for groups and kids.
The restaurant has a private lot parking and is wheelchair accessible. The staff wears masks, and the establishment accepts credit cards. China 1968 also offers vegan and vegetarian options, making it a convenient choice for customers with dietary restrictions.
The restaurant's menu includes a variety of dishes, such as Sizzling Black Pepper Chicken, Crispy Tofu, and Egg Flower Soup. Customers can choose from different options, including pork or vegetable, and select from a range of prices. The restaurant's goal is to provide fresh, cooked, and diversified Chinese cuisine with excellent taste and aroma.
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Where is China 1968?
500 Broadway, El Cajon, CA 92021. Open the map for directions.
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