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China Inn Cafe 7

4.6 (40 reviews)
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Lo Mein, Hunan Tofu, and General Tso's Tofu

Have been coming here for a while now and the food is always good! They have a good selection of vegan/vegetarian options! Service is always amazing and the location is relaxing.

Guillermo C.

We were looking for something close to home so we decided to give this place a second chance. The restaurant is very clean with ample seating. We were welcomed right away and the service was great. Our waiter was very friendly and super attentive, it made dining in that much more joyful. Food - I have a big love for sweet and sour chicken ( don't judge lol ) and these were perfectly crisp, seasoned and the sauce was perfect. The fried rice was good but unfortunately the XLB was missing the soup. The dumplings had good flavor but the soup was MIA. Overall I really enjoyed tonight's dinner and this place came in clutch as far as location and what I was looking for.

Egg drop soup, fried spring roll, crab puff

I ordered the complete dinner portion of sesame chicken. It came with one spring roll, one crab puff, and egg drop soup along with a side of rice. Everything was excellent. All the food had steam coming off of it and I had to wait a minute or two before eating so I wouldn't get burned. Inside was clean and well decorated. Highly recommend for American Chinese food craving.

Spring rolls
Susan H.

I opted to dine in around lunch time. It was quiet and clean. I was the only dine in customer. A couple of people came in to pick up to go orders. I opted for the Hunan chicken under the lunch bento & spring rolls. The bento.came with a won ton soup. One of the better ones I've had in a while. The spring rolls were fresh & tasty and so was the generous portion of the Hunan chicken & steamed rice. Veggies were nice & fresh too. The owner who waited on me was very nice. Will be back to try other items, including the fried rice.

Chicken Broccoli
Victoria V.

From the moment we arrived, the experience felt personal and thoughtful. The owner greeted us at the door, seated us, and gave a detailed breakdown of the daily specials and house favorites--explaining each dish like a seasoned chef. You could instantly tell this was a place where food is made with care, not just cooked to order. We started with the tempura shrimp and xiao long bao (soup dumplings). The shrimp was crisp and light without being greasy, and the dumplings were rich, flavorful, and perfectly steamed. For the main meal, we ordered: Chicken and Broccoli - The chicken was incredibly moist, the sauce was light and flavorful, and the broccoli was perfectly sautéed--tender but still with a fresh, satisfying crunch. House Fried Rice & Pineapple Fried Rice - Both rices were impressively fresh, without the usual greasy taste or signs of reused oil. It honestly tasted like they were cooked on a brand-new skillet. Pepper Steak - This dish is a must for anyone who loves savory, hearty flavors. It was well-seasoned, comforting, and satisfying. We paired everything with unsweetened tea, which was also excellent--clean, well-brewed, and refreshing. The restaurant itself is small, with about 10 picnic-style tables, but it's spotlessly clean and welcoming. It's clear that every detail--from service to flavor to presentation--is handled with intention and pride. This is not your average Chinese spot. If you're particular about your Chinese food and value authentic flavor, freshness, and care in every bite, China in Café No. 7 is a must-visit. Highly recommend. 5 out of 5 stars.

Orange chicken

Great food freshly made Great prices for real home made China cuisine will come Back for sure

Orange Chicken
Danielle V.

We were thoroughly impressed with everything we ordered. I got the chicken chow mein. So much flavor and large portions! We got egg rolls and even though it was take out, they were still super crispy when we got home!! My dad got beef and chicken and we also shared the chicken fried rice. Everything here hit the spot. If I lived in Texas, I would go back abain

Lunch menu
Sam W.

This is a great spot. The menu is simple the food is made to order. The atmosphere is very clean. Also, great for take out.

Singapore Rice Noodle
Candace G.

I had the Singapore noodles with shrimp and pork. It was a little spicy but delicious. The restaurant has a sign that basically says BYOB so I got a margarita from torchys and brought it over. It was clean and quiet inside but a little warm.

8 Piece Chicken Spicy Wontons
Angela K.

Placed a to go order at the restaurant, and the food was ready in 15 minutes. I got the chicken spicy wontons + general tso's chicken. The wontons were so yummy. They were more so on the sweeter side rather than spicy, and they're relatively small, but for 8 of them, they are satisfying! The general tso's was amazing. The chicken pieces were HUGE. I could barely eat 3 pieces cuz it filled me up quick lol. Sauce was sweet and tasty, pairing perfectly with the steamed rice. From the outside, the restaurant looks small, but when walking in, it's very spacious and bright! My quick interaction with the owner was nice. Will be back.

House Special Lo Mein
Nicole L.

Last time I was here it was called Ling Long Dumplings. I placed my order online and was surprised with a free app which was cool. When I walked in to pick up, the owner explained how theres usually discounts or promos with online orders. Super friendly! When I finally got home with my food, I realized we were missing the sweet and sour sauce for the chicken. We called in and let them know and we were able to go back and pick it up. Sweet and sour chicken just doesn't hit the same without the sauce. The fried rice that came along with the meal was very pale and no flavor. The egg drop soup was thick and yummy. I prefer lo mein noodles on the thinner side but the flavor was okay. Not the best but not the worst. I know better than to get XLB to go but I've been craving them like crazy. These were pretty flat by the time I dug in but great flavor. I wanted to like the food more because the owner was so kind and friendly!

Steam rice, egg drop soup, Kung Pao chicken, small skinny egg roll, and fried crab puff
Sandy C.

I have come here twice, and had the Kung Pao, and Mongolian dish at another time. The flavor, taste, and quantity is really good. I just wish there prices were less. But, with these times I get it. Paid $11.95 plus $3.95, but on that occasion, I was charged $14.95 plus the $3.95, so beware. Today the Mongolian was $14.95 plus $3.95. What is the plus $3.95? A little soup, a fried skinny egg roll ( thin crust), and a fried puff. I don't think I will do the $3.95 again. As far as friendliness, it's nice, the waiter and I am guessing owner is nice and diligent server. I felt bad telling him he overcharged me my first time ever going there.

Egg Drop Soup

I'm so glad I had the pleasure of eating here! I went on a Saturday and was ecstatic they had a lunch menu option for the weekend! The food was extremely fresh. The egg rolls were huge, definitely good for 2 people. The general Tao's chicken was also really good, the pieces of chicken were pretty big which always makes me hesitant but they had just the right amount of crispiness and no tendons to be found! Don't be fooled by the picture of the egg drop soup, that was the lunch portion and it was more of a bowl than a cup! Overall this place was amazing. The staff was very friendly and prompt, and big bonus for the cleanliness! Come try them out!

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I was pleasantly surprised by this place. The cashew chicken is excellent and their egg rolls are pretty yummy.

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Friendly service. Food is solid for American Chinese lunch. Lunch specials are $9. Excellent value.

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This place is amazing little Chinese food place! The happy family is my absolute favorite from here!

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Food was great and the restaurant was very clean! The staff were very friendly and nice! Check them out!

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