Sesame Inn

"The General Tso's Chicken I ordered from Sesame Inn was not fresh and tasted foul and rotten to the taste buds. I took a test taste by carefully putting one piece of chicken into my mouth before immediately spitting the chicken out as the taste of the chicken and crust were compared to the taste of something that was spoiled or sitting out for too long. The smell mask the taste of the food. I'm glad I didn't swollow the chicken, as I would have been sick to my stomach with food poisoning. This is unacceptable from a resturant I've ordered from multiple times in the past. I would highly recommend eat somewhere else. I sent out a notice to Uber Eats regarding this resturant."

"I’m always seeking authentic Chinese food and came here because I saw a version of cumin chicken on the menu. The place is nicely set up with a somewhat upscale décor, so upon entering I felt it might be legit. It was also really busy for a mid-weekday lunch. I asked the waiter if their Chengdu Spicy Chicken was similar to Szechuan Cumin Chicken and he said he didn’t know what cumin was, but it was a listed ingredient in this dish – ohhh boy! I started with egg drop soup and ordered this Chengdu Spicy Chicken entrée any way. The egg drop soup was made with some soup of chicken veggie soup with those perfectly cut square veggies in it, like what come in canned soups. It also had one piece of random tofu in it, which was odd. Flavor was just OK. When it comes to the thing I drove all the way there for, the Chengdu Chicken, it was overfried, even brown in spots. The Szechuan peppercorns weren’t smashed or broken, they were put in whole and there were a lot in there, so many that I kept biting into them. They’re fine to eat occasionally, but not that many. And there was hardly any cumin or other flavors to this dish… it was VERY DISAPPOINTING! This is far from an authentic Chinese restaurant, it’s the typical American Chinese food and it’s mediocre at that. Definitely would never return."

"Eh, it was alright. I didn't try that many items, but the menu definitely seems overpriced and the portions don't make up for it. I tried their pan fried pork dumplings and dumpling sauce. These dumplings were extremely doughy with a thick casing. The dough didn't have any flavor to it didn't have any pan fried crispiness that some places serve their dumplings with. The meat was alright. Not enough of it, but it was seasoned pretty well and tasted alright. The sauce was forgettable (it was on the sour side with not much sweetness) and the portion was okay. They were also sitting atop some greasy lettuce. All in all, pretty mediocre experience. Food was alright but nothing exciting. Probably won't come back for more."

"3.5 stars overall. The ladies working the counter where you first walk in and wait to be seated weren't welcoming. They were too busy shuffling through paperwork and talking with each other to greet me. I was literally standing there alone with no one else in the area staring at them waiting to be acknowledged. I was a lone business traveler so when I told the hostess I was dining alone she said "oh" then sat me in a big booth alone. She turned and said something to my waiter in whatever language they speak then they both looked at me and laughed. It was VERY AWKWARD AND RUDE. Aside from the awkward first 10 minutes there, I decided to stay anyway. My waiter was very nice and fast so I overtipped especially since he gave me plastic utensils with my left overs so I could eat them in my hotel later. My food came out fresh, fast, and hot. The Crab Rangoons were delicious and perfectly done with a nice dipping sauce. The egg roll was very chewy, bland, and gross. I had 1 bite and sent it away. The hot oil I ordered was nice and went well with the meal. The general tsos was perfectly cooked and a good portion for lunch. I had left overs. The restaurant is tucked away behind a busy service garage in a plaza. It's unassuming from the outside. Large shared parking lot. Absolutely lovely interior design."

"Clean and upscale dining atmosphere. The portion and generous and price is very reasonable ($17 per person). The taste of most fried rice, noodles, and chicken were all fantastic. My favorite is the seafood supreme, this is a must try. I would definitely go again"