Mandarin House

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• Egg Rolls
• Our Famous hand rolled Egg Rolls made with our special blend of pork, shrimp, cabbage and eggs.
• Vegetarian Egg Roll
• Minced vegetables rolled inside a light and crispy shell.
• Fried Won Ton
• Hand folded Pork Won Tons, fried crispy.
• Crab Rangoon
• Our special recipe of Cream cheese, pineapple and diced crab folded into Won Tons and fried crispy.
• Salt & Pepper Wings
• An order of our delicious chicken wings sauteed with fresh onions and minced garlic.

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163 E Pine St
Exeter, CA 93221

Phone: (559) 592-4450

Neighborhood: Exeter

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  3.7 stars - Based on 14 reviews

#16 out of 40 restaurants in Exeter

#2 of 2 Chinese in Exeter

5 star				3 reviews	21%
4 star				7 reviews	50%
3 star				2 reviews	14%
2 star				1 reviews	7%
1 star				1 reviews	7%

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11/26/2024 - Halley N.
My favorite Chinese restaurant in Exeter is Mandarin House. The food is delicious, especially the Hot Sour & Spicy Soup, and the service is friendly. It's definitely worth the drive for good prices and great food.

06/06/2024 - Ayesha D.
Great food and service.

08/30/2015 - della reyna
I had not been to restaurant for 2-3 years but i wanted to see if it was still as good as before. Should have saved my money. Walnut shrimp was soo salty.chow me in tasted like it had stuck to bottom of pan and burned.rice was dry and tasteless.eggflower soup had no taste either.waitress had attitude when I asked how bigshrimp was.I will not go back at all.

07/18/2015 - Manuel Hernandez
Just had dinner this evening. Kung pao and gen Tao chicken with egg rolls and fried shrimp. Daughter had sweet and sour chicken with egg drop soup. Appetizers were good. S and S was good. Rice was good. Kung pao and gen Tao were burnt. Waitress claimed the peppers used required much cooking. Offered to replace but didn't want to wait so long. I think chef needs to learn how to sautee or cook peppers better. Meal should have been free. A bit overpriced. Next visit from ks will be to another place.

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