You can only focus on the noises of your rumbling stomach as you maneuver on Grant Road.
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We can thank Jojo Chan for these mouth-watering Chinese spots that not only fill our stomachs, but brings us flavorful, comfort food that feels like a big hug.
Across from the rodeo grounds is Sushi Lounge, a family-owned restaurant that’s been serving up a fusion of different Asian cuisines for a little over a decade. Don’t let the name fool you, their made-from-scratch dim sum leaves customers coming back for more.
At least 21 restaurants and cafes have opened their doors, braving Tucson's slow summer season. Among them: a gin bar, dim sum, burgers, cafes and a pickleball destination.Â
Lucky Panda, located at 4016 N. First Ave., opened in late June and serves dim sum, plus Americanized Chinese favorites.
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