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Last Updated on Monday, 02 January 2012 09:20

Trading Hours

Our trading hours are

Monday to Thursday 11.30 am - 2.00 pm and 5.00 pm - 8.00 pm

Friday and Saturday 11.30 am - 2.00 pm and 5.00 pm - 9 pm

Sunday 5.00 pm - 8.00 pm

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Tamworth Attractions:

Tamworth offers family and cultural activities with art galleries, a Conservatorium of Music, museums, libraries and a newly constructed Capitol Theatre.
There is plenty of accommodation in Tamworth with five star hotels to apartments, units, bed and breakfasts, farm stays, caravan parks and camping grounds.
The Tamworth Region also has a high quality reputation for its education with 35 schools and open learning, TAFE and university campuses.
Tamworth has many star attractions year round including the award winning Walk A Country Mile Museum interpretive exhibit at the Tamworth Visitor Information Centre, the Australian Country Music Foundation Museum featuring some of Australia's best loved artists, the Gallery of Stars Wax Museum to see favourite stars immortalised in wax.
If you enjoy shopping, sales/bargains, there are wide array of fashion brands and department stores and many of the well known major retailers such as Prouds Jewellers, Susan, RM Williams, Sportsgirl, HMV, Target, Big W, Kmart, Harvey Norman, The Good Guys, Lounges Plus are all waiting to serve you.

Location

Welcome to Central Chinese Restaurant. We are located at
206 Bridge St West Tamworth NSW 2340
Telephone : (02) 67569889

About Tamworth: Known as Australia's country music capital, Tamworth is famous for its annual country music festival in January. The town also houses several good museums and galleries as well as many buildings dating back to the 1860s and '70s. Around Tamworth there are several quaint country towns well worth a visit. To the north, in the heart of the Nandewar Ranges on Fossickers Way, Barraba is very popular with birdwatchers.

The small town of Nundle has evolved from its gold-mining town heritage into a destination offering smart accommodation and dining. At Quirindi, you can admire the spectacular sunflower fields from December to March; see koalas in the wild around the town of Gunnedah or at Waterways Wildlife Park. And the surrounding country towns, such as Nundle and Kootingal, are charming and Lake Keepit, not too far away, is great for camping and fishing for golden perch.

Central Chinese Restaurant (TAMWORTH)