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Serving fine Chinese cuisine in the Washington D.C. region since 1987.

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!

Happy Thanksgiving! We are open today!

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Seven Seas: Rockville, Maryland, United States; One of the first and best fresh seafood restaurants in the Washington Metropolitan area, we have been a hidden treasure in Rockville since 1987. Services: upscale dining, catering, sushi bar, online ordering & delivery.

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