Red Lion, PA is a small borough that many people love to call home. One thing that's great about this borough is its proximity to a wide variety of ethnic cuisines, including Japanese and Chinese. If you're in Red Lion and can't decide what you want for dinner, hop in your 2023 Chrysler 300S and check out one of the three best Asian restaurants worth driving to nearby. more 1. Mitsuru Ya Mitsuru Ya is located at 2023 Springwood Road, and it is the perfect place to take your family if you can't come to an agreement between Japanese and Chinese cuisine. Off of the Chinese menu, you can choose from a wide variety of vegetables, proteins, and sauces, including Cantonese-style sauces or spicy Hunan sauce. You can also get delicious Chinese fried rice, filling soups, and scrumptious salads. The Japanese menu is just as delicious and diverse as the Chinese menu. You can choose from over half a dozen cooked nigiri options, including fried calamari with mayonnaise and shrimp. There are also many sushi appetizers to choose from, and Mitsuru Ya also offers dozens of raw rolls and nigiri. 2. Ocean San Sushi Ocean San Sushi, conveniently located at 2575 South Queen Street, is an excellent choice if you are in the mood for sushi. If you've never had sushi before, you may want to try some delectable smoked salmon nigiri or unagi (eel) nigiri or a vegetarian roll or two. However, the raw sushi is delectable. 3. No. 1 Szechuan Located at 639 Lombard Road, No. 1 Szechuan is definitely worth visiting if you are in the mood for Szechuan-style cooking. If you're looking for a light meal, you'll probably love the hot and sour soup or egg drop soup. If you want some comforting Chinese-American food, you have to try the General Tso's chicken, shrimp. or tofu. If you've never had Szechuan food before, you may enjoy Szechuan chicken. The batter is quite a bit lighter than General Tso's chicken, and it's a little spicier. If you like spicy food, there is a good chance you will prefer it to the sweet, spicy, and tangy General Tso's sauce. There are a lot of oriental restaurants in the Red Lion area that are worth driving to, including Mitsuru Ya, Ocean San Sushi, and No. 1 Szechuan. Mitsuru Ya is the ideal choice if your family is undecided between Chinese and Japanese. Ocean San Sushi is an excellent choice for Japanese. Once you're done treating your family to a delicious ethnic meal, swing by Thornton Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram to check out our inventory and find your next dream vehicle.
How do you plan to spend your summer in the Red Lion, PA, area? Start your list of fun things to do with our four favorite local summer activities. more 1. Community Yard Sale Red Lion will hold its annual community yard sale on June 16 and 17. The sale takes place all over town, but be sure to stop by Sunflowers and Smiles Consignments at 10 West Broadway for a free hot dog and a soda. The store will also have special drawings and giveaways for visitors. If you want to sell your own stuff during yard sale weekend, it's the only time of year when you don't need a permit to hold this type of event in Red Lion. 2. The 46th Annual Street Fair Shop from local vendors, enjoy live entertainment, and pick up food and beverage at the 46th Annual Street Fair. The Red Lion Area Business Association holds this yearly community event, which takes place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, August 12. You can download the official map to check out the vendors and plan your day at the festival. The fair occurs rain or shine and it will be set up along Main Street and Broadway. 3. Themed Nature Walks at Nixon Park You can explore the local landscape with the guidance of a naturalist from the York County Park System. Upcoming dates include Creek Walk on June 4, Tremendous Trees on June 11, Father's Day Walk on June 18, Summer Solstice on June 25, and Colors of Nature on August 20. You don't need to register in advance to attend this interesting event, where you'll get a chance to spot and learn more about local plants, flowers, birds, and animals. Nixon Park is less than 10 miles from Red Lion at 5922 Nixon Drive in York. While you're here, you can check out the 14,000-square-foot nature center and stroll 213 acres of grounds that include waterfront, meadows, and forested areas. The park is open from dawn to dusk each day, but the nature center closes at 4:30 p.m. 4. Native Pennsylvania Wildlife Presentation We'll be heading to Nixon Park again in August for this educational and fun event, which takes place at the park's Raven Ridge Wildlife Center. You'll get the chance to encounter live animals that live here in Pennsylvania, including reptiles, birds, and mammals. Although you don't have to register for this event, admission is $2 (park members and kids younger than 2 get in free). Bring your own chair or picnic blanket for this outdoor event.You can go anywhere in Red Lion and beyond with the rugged capabilities and premium features of a Jeep Compass. Visit Thornton Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram for your test drive today.
While the great outdoors offers plenty of opportunities for fun and excitement, there are also plenty of places to go in York County for indoor family fun. 1. Titanium Athletics At Titanium Athletics, you'll have a variety of activities to get involved with and plenty of room to enjoy them in at the 14,000 square foot facility. The goal at Titanium is for kids and adults to enjoy what they're doing, while doing their best. The point is to have fun according to their abilities and feel good about those abilities at the end of the day. more The facility offers a variety of options to be played out within the fully equipped gym such as a 40-foot tumbling track, batting cages, bounce houses, and a competition spring floor. For parents, there's a separate viewing area to relax, listen to music, watch TV, or read while the kids are involved in their activity. 2. Hickory Falls For a diversified menu of things to do for the entire family, Hickory Falls is where you'll want to go. Show off your technique and tee off with a game of mini golf or lock and load for a game of pulse-pounding laser tag. If you have a need for speed, strap into a go-kart and hit the track or go head-to-head in Hologate, the virtual reality room. For younger kids, the indoor play area has plenty to offer. When you need to be refreshed, visit Rita's for a cool, sweet treat or one of the food venues for pizza, burgers, and more. Hickory Falls is open daily. 3. Suburban Bowlerama A great way for families to have fun is to challenge other family members and friends to a game of bowling. Since 1958, Suburban Bowlerama has been the go-to place to make this happen. The 30-lane bowling center has a retro-themed vibe, state-of-the-art technology, bumper bowling lanes for the kids, and lanes that are ready for you to bowl a strike. For an extra special night of bowling, reserve a lane and bring your "A" game to Cosmic Bowling where pounding music, fog, laser tag, black lights, disco lights, and glowing lanes create an exciting atmosphere. When it's time for a break, head to Alley Oops! Sports Bar & Grill to enjoy happy hour, daily food specials, steak night, plus seven flat-screen televisions for even more entertainment. Suburban Bowlerama opens Monday through Saturday at 9 a.m. and Sunday at 10 a.m. 4. The Haines Shoe House You'll literally step back in time when visiting The Haines Shoe House. It was built in 1948 by eccentric millionaire Mahlon N. Haines who made his fortune selling shoes. The 25-foot-by-48-foot tall wood structure has been renovated and serves as a reminder of times past. Stop by to take a guided tour, visit the small museum, peruse the gift shop, and enjoy freshly made ice cream, baked goods, and assorted hot and cold beverages. The unusual house opens its doors the first day of spring through early fall. Staying indoors has its advantages when it comes to fun things to see and do. When you're looking for something fun to do with the kids, these four destinations are a great way to jumpstart the action. Image via Pixabay
