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Wall Chinese Cafe

Name: Wall Chinese Cafe
Address: 111 East Ovilla Road, Red Oak, TX, 75154, US
Telephone: (972) 576-5822
Price range: $$$

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Desiree Crowley

Feb 2, 2018

This was the second time I went and it was so damn good and fresh as hell I didn't even go straight home stopped got gas and took a min in the store and still made it home and it was fresh burning my mouth. I ordered the garlic shrimp with sweet sour chicken and my sister had orange chicken and the last time I had garlic chicken and I added shrimp and extra sauce. perfect each time😍😍😍

AshTime

Dec 29, 2017

Fantastic food :) This is literally my favorite Chinese food place. I lived here during high school, but after moving to Dallas, I can't find Chinese food as nice-tasting or fresh as here. I convince people to come visit my hometown with me literally just so I can come back here 😂 I always get the Kung Pao Chicken, fried rice, and egg drop soup. Still very pleased with the food and service! Also, I'm not sure what some people who rate this place badly are looking for - you're not going to go here for "authentic" Chinese food. The place doesn't allow a ton of customization, but you can ask for no (or minimal) MSG, and the food (and shrimp) is delicious.

Jena Arthur-Blakly

Feb 2, 2018

For the price you get a very generous portion and it is really good. They have the most amazing cream cheese fries wontons you have ever eaten also.

sugarbear6281

Apr 6, 2018

Closest, good hot Chinese food that's almost New Orleans style to me. I always get the wonton soup and shrimp fried rice.

BreAnna Rochelle

Dec 19, 2017

I would give zero stars if that was an option, but it is not. It makes me sick to my stomach to even think about this place. My shrimp had all of the veins and legs on it without the shell. I have eaten big shrimp and peeled them before but these were different. I asked to have my food spicier and it didn’t have one spice I could taste in it. I asked for tofu to be added and there was no such thing. No green tea. No spicy anything. And even the lo mein noodles were disturbing. Not real Chinese food at all unfortunately.

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