China Red

Guernsey


Guernsey's best Chinese restaurant is decked out in sultry crimson and the seafood-heavy menu (mostly Cantonese with some Szechuan dishes) makes great use of locally caught scallops and oysters. There's a succinct dim sum menu as well; to eat the full spread you need to bring a friend.


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