China Cafe

I almost disregarded this place because of the reviews-​that would have been a huge mistake. We loved it! We ordered (take-​out) the crab rangoon, pan fried potstickers, honey garlic shrimp and the shrimp lovers platter. Everything was great-​especially the sweet and sour shrimp-​I didn’t even use the sauce! The employees were super friendly and interacted with my 17 month old daughter very well. It was ready at the promised time. We will be back! Thanks for a great experience :)

Worst shrimp fried rice I’ve ever had, by a long shot!

I ordered 10 egg rolls to go. I was going to dinner at a friends house and thought egg rolls would be a good app to take. well the first 9 were good then the host of the dinner had the last egg roll, and when she bit into the egg rolls she bit into a piece of broken glass that was inside the egg roll. It was a piece of thick white sharp broken glass. I was horrified and embarrassed because i brought the egg rolls. It didnt not cut her mouth, but thats gross and horrifying. Never eating there again!!!

Szechuan chicken was great. Not the best I’ve had, but it was very good, and the price was unbeatable. Waiter and owner were personable and present. I’d come again

Ordered take out, they told me 15 to 20 minutes I waited 65 minutes for 3 items… food was not worth the wait at all.

Pity I have to give 1 star-​this place deserves negative stars. The worst food ever, my chop suey & mu shu pork was tastless and over the top sweet. Everything they serve is sweet. My potstickers were cold & hard. Called in order, they said food ready for pick up in 35 mins. Showed up 40 mins. later and had to wait 20 minutes while they prepared my order. Asked for manager, she would not give name and she had MAJOR attitude. Could not have cared less we were totally unsatisfied. Sweet, tasteless entrees, cold food, horrendous service, never again. If you want fantastic chinese-​go to Mongolian Grill (by Walmart) for quick, clean, happy service & delicious food!

Best Chinese food in town (even though the options are horribly limited). The food here is yummy and not greasy. The service is extra friendly and it is a family-​based business making it a great place to bring whomever

A fine place for Chinese food. The fried items like sweet and sour and orange chicken are always nice and crispy. Although the Kung Pao was maybe more sauce and less vegetables it was right on the money as far as taste goes.
Also, good portion size. Each item easily feeds 2 – 2.5 people.
I’ve only ever done take-​out so I can’t speak to their service but I’ve never had any issues.

I had to smile when I just read the previous reviews as my experience was the same. The food was decent, but I won’t be back because of the lack of service. After I ordered, the teenage waitress’s boyfriend showed up and sat at a table halfway nearby. All semblance of service went out the window at that point, as she sat down with him and proceeded to chat with him with her back turned to me. I waved my arms for some chopsticks and chili paste. I might as well have been doing backflips for all she cared. I usually tip 20 percent or higher as long as the service is decent. I made a point to give her 10 percent although I’m sure she didn’t get the message.

The food at China café is pretty good, not the best Chinese food I’ve ever had, but not bad either. I wish the same could be said for their service.
If I were rating the food alone it would be probably be around four stars (more like 3 and a half, but I’d give them that extra half a star) but the two stars you see above take the service at China Café into account.
My wife stopped by China Café on her way home from work to pick up some Chinese food, we’re both vegetarian so she ordered Kung Pao Tofu and Szechuan Tofu after tell the waitress that she’s vegetarian and asking what was good.
She got home and we started eating only to realize the Kung Pao was chicken not tofu. We took it back and told them the problem and the first thing they said was «Let’s look at the ticket — Yeah I wrote down chicken» implying that we ordered chicken not tofu. In my opinion you just don’t say that to the customer. They should have fixed the order and quietly looked at their receipts if they wanted to double check something, especially when they just gave meat to a vegetarian.
They fixed the order and sent us home with Kung Pao Tofu, and it was pretty good, but it just seemed like such an insult that they would tell us we must have ordered chicken because that’s what the receipt said.
I’m not saying don’t give China Café a try, but definitely check your takeout order and maybe be prepared for some sub-​par service if something goes wrong.