China Inn - Charlotte

The food is good and reasonably priced compared to other places. Everything we've tried has been fresh and flavorful. The egg rolls are standard for takeout Chinese, so I can't really fault them for that. The wonton soup was unique, with slices of green onion, which I really enjoyed, although my husband wasn't a fan. The staff is friendly and efficient.

Lemon-pepper wings served with chicken and broccoli.

The dining experience generally meets expectations. The wings were fried a bit too much, resulting in a burnt flavor. Nevertheless, this establishment has potential for improvement.

When I first visited this part of the city, I ordered dinner for my family, spending around $70. Unfortunately, the chicken was only half-cooked, and the rice tasted stale with a slightly burnt flavor. I thought I might give it another try, but after about six months, I returned. After having just two pieces of chicken, I noticed a strange taste. The chicken wasn’t fully cooked, and I ended up discarding it; there were about five pieces that were undercooked! I ordered honey chicken, and it was a bit thin and overly crispy. Later that night, around 1 AM, I woke up in a cold sweat with severe abdominal pain. I had only eaten a few bites of rice and one and a half pieces of chicken. I absolutely cannot recommend this place! The one star rating is only because I couldn't leave a review without it.

I ordered extra shrimp, but they were missing. The chicken was extremely dry, and when I called to report the missing shrimp, the response I received was quite rude. I do not recommend this restaurant. The service and the attitude of the staff were both very disappointing.