Mandarin Inn

Food doesn't taste good. There are better chinese restaurants.

Really good food. Greatly enjoyed their coconut shrimp and sesame shrimp. Only local Chinese restaurant that does coconut shrimp, and they do it amazingly well. Owner is super friendly and seems like a really good person.

Food was mediocre. We did highest spice and we're disappointed. Where's the heat? Unlikely to order from here again.

Ordered general tso chicken tiny pieces of fried nothing, egg roll threw it out, shrimp toast burnt, but still was edible, shrimp with chinese vegetables didnt have chinese vegetables in it.....low mein tasted greasy??? and coconut shrimp....what the ? was not, was in some creamy supposingly coconut mixture..Very odd not your regular coconut shrimp. Most awful ...I always say I don't mind spending money on Good delicious food! My advice find a better chinese food place for take out! I gave one star because the women did okay taking the order over the phone...I could actually understand her English

Met friends for a first-time lunch at the Mandarin Inn Chinese Restaurant. Service was fast and friendly. Fried noodles and delicious pickled cabbage were brought for nibbles. We each ordered from the lunch menu that included soup, entree, fried rice and vegetable. Hot and sour soup was delicious, while dining companions enjoyed the wanton soup. Generous entree portions followed. The General Tso Chicken was well made with the proper amount of heat for the average diner. Our server brought a little hot pepper oil to the table for anyone needing a heat boost. Pork fried rice and fresh broccoli completed the plate . Justin had Sesame Chicken with Snow Peas, leaving his plate totally clean when done. Overall the food was good and portions were more than expected for the price. We all agreed to return again soon.