Try the "lightly fried shrimp with salt and peppers". It is awesome.

We alternate between T-Jin's and Cao's 2 for our delivery. T-Jin's is next. Can't wait!

In reply to Crawdaddy How is cao compared to tjins?

In reply to aggies4life

aggies4life said:

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How is cao compared to tjins?

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I'd call Cao's a very above average typical Chineese delivery. TJin's tastes are distinct, yet still echo that the typical delivery uses. The answer to your question would be a decision based on quality of the tastes you're expecting (Calo's), or more unique flavors that are still really good (TJin's) It's hard to put into words. Like, if I want Hot & Sour soup, then TJin's all day, every day.

In reply to aggies4life I like the entrees from Cao's better, appetizers and lo mein from T-Jin better. Comparable-ish with price, but I believe Cao's is a little cheaper. Pretty similar portion size.

Honestly my only true knock on Cao's is they don't have chicken egg rolls and they don't make dishes quite spicy enough for me. It's delicious and consistent otherwise.

Edit: TA-OP put it better. I don't have a very smart palate and I love "typical" chinese takeout. I'll also eat just about anything.

If my food were prepared that quickly, I might be a little suspicious of unexpected after-effects.

TJin Sundays was a tradition back in college. Ordered delivery every Sunday usually with a bad hangover and a case of BAS from the day before.

Still visit or order regularly when i go back!

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TheOC16 said:

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The best Chinese food in town was inside the Asian market that's on the opposite end of the same strip center as Tractor Supply. Shun De Mom. But they disappeared a few months ago.

They've disappeared and come back before.

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Shun De Mom is across University from Mitchell Physics on the bottom floor of The Rise, kinda behind the CVS. Facing Taco Bell.

In reply to maroon barchetta They have had two locations. I think both of them have had hiatuses at various times.