Cajun Cafe & Grill

I decided to try out the Cajun Café & Grill thinking it was a Chinese restaurant at first. When I got to their food court stand they had lo main and some actual Cajun dishes. It was till after when my friend told me about the sign that it was a Cajun restaurant and not Chinese. But that was alright, because the food wasn’t too bad. I had got the veggie lo main, BBQ chicken spicy, and the original non spicy BBQ chicken. I’d recommend the original because I just preferred the taste over the spicy. But if you do decide to get the spicy do get a drink. They have normal soda types of drinks. Overall the Cajun Café & Grill wasn’t too bad.
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Located in the Mall of NH food court, Cajun Café & Grill is a fast style eatery which actually serves up mostly Chinese dishes with a few Cajun dishes too. The food is already made and sitting in trays under a steam table ready to be served. Some of the items offered here are bourbon chicken (no spicy & spicy choices), orange chicken, chicken & veg, salt & pepper chicken, salt & pepper shrimp, boneless ribs, potatoes, noodles, fried rice, crab rangoons, vegetables, and others. They also offer café fresh salads, and udon noodle soup.
The combo plates are served with fried rice or noodles are priced as follows: The Big Easy 1 Item $ 5.49, Café Platter 2 Item ($ 6.69), and Grand Platter 3 Item ($ 7.89). There’s a person giving out samples (of orange chicken or bourbon chicken) in front of the counter.
I stopped here for a dinner break recently. I decided to get the Grand Platter ($ 7.89 plus tax) with noodles, choosing boneless ribs, spicy bourbon chicken, and salt & pepper shrimp (5). The modest portion of food was on the greasy oily side and not piping hot. The boneless ribs were sweet & tender, smoky flavor too. The spicy bourbon had a mix of chicken pieces with a mix of peppers, not too spicy. The salt & pepper breaded shrimp were soft, tails still attached. The lo mein noodles with a mix of vegetables were soft and oily.
Overall, the food was okay for food court style dining, similar to Master Wok next door. I’ve had better, but I’ve also had similar and worse too. The pricing here seemed slightly overpriced for what you get (portion size) than other similar «Chinese-​Cajun food court» places (except Panda Express-​high prices) in other mall food courts I’ve visited in the US. For example, I can get a 4 item combo at Texas BBQ (or Wok USA) in the Pheasant Lane Mall food court for $ 4.99 plus tax.
Also, the prices at Cajun Café Grill in Colonie, NY are much lower for the same food. The combo plates are served with fried rice or noodles are priced as follows at the Colonie location: The Big Easy 1 Item $ 3.59, Café Platter 2 Item ($ 4.39), and Grand Platter 3 Item ($ 5.99), much more reasonable there.
In this food court, I still recommend Sarku Japan for hot & fresh Asian food with good portions at reasonable prices.