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China Inn Restaurant
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Review by:
Emily C.
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Review content:
I always get the sense when I call China Inn that the person at the other end doesn't understand a word I say and isn't writing anything down, but remarkably they're always at our door in ten minutes or so, and the order's always right. Unfortunately, while the food used to be pretty good, over the past couple of years it has gone steadily downhill, to the point that we're no longer willing to place an order with them. The "spicy" food isn't very, and their idea of vegetables seems to be entirely carrots and celery, in vast quantities, and meat and specialty items (like cashews, in my favorite dish) tend to be in short supply. So skip China Inn and go for any other Chinese place in town!
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