Huge Chinese Dim Sum Restaurant
in Houston, Texas
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In Texas, everything is big. Two panoramic views of the huge Chinese Dim Sum Restaurant, Ocean
Palace Restaurant (珍寶), located at 11215 Bellaire Boulevard D-01 (百利大道), Houston, Texas 77072,
Phone (281) 988-8898. We came to this huge restaurant for brunch before lunch time such that the
huge restaurant was not filled up yet.
Spacious, large and free parking lot in each of many adjacent Chinese shopping centers in Chinatown lined
along Bellaire Boulevard (百利大道) in Houston, Texas. The palm trees add some romantic atmosphere.
Each of these Chinese shopping centers has an anchor Chinese supermarket plus many Chinese restaurants,
Vietnamese restaurants, Thai restaurants, Japanese restaurants and other Chinese/Asian stores. So, there
are many Chinese supermarkets in Chinatown in Houston.
The Ocean Palace Restaurant is in a large Chinese shopping center constructed in a shopping mall style
with a central hallway and many Asian restaurants, shops and stores lined on both sides of the central
hallway in the mall.

Furthermore, the Chinatown in Houston has a very large and nice park known as Arthur Storey Park （at
7400 West Sam Houston Parkway South, Houston, TX 77072 ） with a large pond which attract many
interesting and beautiful birds such as pink colored roseate spoonbills as shown on the following two
websites:

http://blog.udn.com/chouhwa/18851500

http://blog.udn.com/chouhwa/3348829

There are also some other nice Chinese restaurants outside of Chinatown in Houston.

We thank Professor Brian Chen for information on this huge Chinese Dim Sum restaurant in Houston.


The six parts of our winter birding tour of Texas Gulf Coast are listed in the following:

Part 1 entitled "Many Majestic Red Crowned White Cranes （丹頂白鶴） and Many Other Winter Birds
Along Texas Gulf Coast " is at:

http://www.shltrip.com/Red_Crowned_White_Cranes.html

Part 2 entitled "Huge Chinese Dim Sum Restaurant in Houston, Texas" is at:

http://www.shltrip.com/Huge_Chinese_Dim_Sum_Restaurant.html

Part 3 entitled "Many Beautiful Roseate Spoonbills （玫瑰紅琵鷺）, Dolphin and Other Birds in Port
Aransas, Texas " is at:

http://www.shltrip.com/Many_Beautiful_Roseate_Spoonbills.html

Part 4 entitled "Huge Number of Birds on Texas Gulf Coast" is at:

http://www.shltrip.com/Huge_Number_of_Birds_on_Texas_Gulf_Coast.html

Part 5 entitled "Many Interesting Ducks and Birds on and near Duck Lake in Houston Zoological Gardens "
is at:

http://www.shltrip.com/Many_Interesting_Birds_in_and_near_Duck_Lake_in_Houston_Zoo.html

Part 6 entitled "More on Winter Birding along Texas Gulf Coast" is at:

http://www.shltrip.com/More_on_Winter_Birding_Along_Gulf_Coast.html
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