Top's City Cafe

" Food here can vary greatly. I tried the chicken wings and lo mein during my first visit, and I was quite pleased! However, on my next visit, I found the chicken on a stick to be overly dry and the rice appeared stale. The restaurant is a cash-only establishment, which is a bit annoying given today's norms. The service staff is friendly, which is always a plus, but due to food inconsistency, I hesitate to recommend it wholeheartedly. " (*Curated Review*)

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" If you’re in Delta and looking for a place to eat, this café is worth a try! I had a great experience with the service and the portions were adequate. I ordered the kung pao chicken, and it was just the right amount of spicy, plus the rice was fluffy. My only complaint would be that the décor could use a facelift, as it feels outdated. Overall, a nice place for a comforting meal. " (*Curated Review*)

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" I was looking for a small local restaurant to grab a quick bite, and Top's City Cafe fit the bill. The service was quick, and my order tasted decent. The noodles seemed a bit overcooked, though, and I found the portions unexciting. I understand it’s a family-run place but overall it did not leave a lasting impression on me. A reliable option if you're in Delta, but nothing worth driving across town for. " (*Curated Review*)

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" Charming little diner with very pleasant staff! I loved the home-cooked feel of the place, but unfortunately, the food just didn't live up to the atmosphere. The egg rolls were bland, and the shrimp fried rice seemed like it had been frozen and reheated. I’m not one to complain, but there are definitely better Chinese places out there. Worth a try if you are local, but I wouldn't drive out of my way. " (*Curated Review*)

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" You might wonder why I ventured into a restaurant with such polarizing reviews, but sometimes curiosity paves the way to culinary adventures! Top's City Cafe was disappointing overall. The food lacked authenticity, feeling more like a subpar imitation of what true Chinese cuisine should be. My sesame chicken was served with cold rice, and the flavor was so muted I couldn’t even identify the garlic they promised in the spicy garlic sauce. However, I must say, the service was prompt and kind, and the environment was clean enough. Yet, if I’m craving Chinese food again, I’ll be exploring other options in town. " (*Curated Review*)

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" After hearing so many mixed reviews, I decided to visit Top's City Cafe with my family. The place certainly has a 'hole-in-the-wall' charm, but unfortunately, the food just didn’t meet my expectations. While the Chinese fried rice had potential, it was somewhat bland and dry. My wife enjoyed the sweet and sour chicken, but the portion sizes felt inadequate for the prices we paid. Service was pretty good, though! They were attentive, and our food came quickly, but based on the meals we had, we likely won’t be making a return visit. " (*Curated Review*)

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" I've come to this cafe multiple times and have been won over by their charm! The staff genuinely care about your dining experience, and the food, while simple, feels like a warm hug. My favorite has to be the egg drop soup; it’s the kind of dish that warms you from the inside out. On one visit, however, I was disappointed when they ran out of my usual order but were quick to recommend alternatives. The only downside is their cash-only policy, which can be a hassle. All in all, I love supporting family businesses like this, and I will surely return for more! " (*Curated Review*)

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