Seven Star is your typical Americanized Chinese food. Â There seems to be only two of these spots on Mercer Island. Â The other one was not good at all, so I wasn't expecting much of this place.
I was pleasantly surprised. Â It's not gourmet food by any means but it's decent. Â The pan fried dumplings (guo tie) were standard and decent, but a bit expensive - 4 pieces for $6.25....
The hot and sour soup was not bad, tons of black pepper so the soup was really spicy!
The Szechuan garlic chicken was okay. Â There was a lot of baby corn on the dish, which I liked. Â The dish was not that spicy.
The entree prices here seem rather high though. Â Most of the entrees I saw were at minimum $10, with a lot of dishes around $14. Â This price seems really steep for Americanized Chinese food.
I think rice was extra though, which is stupid because rice is practically free in bulk...
The server was really nice and friendly. Â He does speak Mandarin Chinese.
The service here was friendly, but unfortunately this was one place I should have read the reviews for before I dined. I was so happy to see Chinese on Mercer Island, I just stopped to check it out.
The wonton soup was a little lite and even soy sauce didn't wake it up. The Mongolian beef was a small portion camouflaged with a bed of onion.
Again the service was good, but it's obvious that they earned their rating.