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Red Pepper Chinese Restaurant - Richfield
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citysearch c.
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I have eaten Chinese food all around the Twin Cities, the east coast and Chinatown in San Francisco and the Red Pepper gets my vote every time. The shrimp fried rice is the best I have had as are the egg rolls. I have never had a disappointing dining experience at the Red Pepper whether I was eating in or getting take out. The only Chinese food that I have ever had that compares favorably to the food served at the Red Pepper was at a Chinese restaurant called The Peacock in Chinatown back in 1969.
Pros: Great food, friendly staff, quick service.
Cons: Not the fanciest place in town, but who needs fancy when the food is this good.
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