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    Seven Moons Restaurant

    2.8 (284 reviews)

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    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Roshan R.

    We got some takeout sushi. We got some spicy tuna rolls, crab roll, shrimp tempura and California rolls. They were all good. No complaints.

    Tim W.

    Honestly, I really wanted to like this! It's a fusion restaurant (Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese) so the menu is oversized - roughly 10 pages - and that was my first cue that this might disappoint. I was not wrong... The parking lot was empty, and the exterior needed some lawn care, but we went in and the inside, though dimly lit, had its charm. Once we were seated I asked for a Taro Bubble Tea, which was the highlight of the meal. After the drinks came, I ordered a Unagi Nigiri (Eel) and it was surprisingly good. Beyond that, we each ordered our unique dishes (We ordered a Vietnamese dish with coconut milk, rice noodles, and vegetables and asked to have tofu added). We also ordered vegetarian egg rolls (which were just cabbage and 2 pieces of carrot). Both of us found the dish incredibly bland. So bland, in fact, that we started talking about how this place was obviously committing a few culinary sins: 1. Oversized Menu 2. Nothing local was displayed (it's a lot of seafood... in Rhode Island... seems logical to get local and save money WHILE appealing to locals) 3. Over diverse menu lead to everything being a bit overpriced considering serving sizes TL/DR - In Short: Too many choices, low quality, and bland food. You only get one chance at first impressions, and this place bl

    Diana P.

    The best Chinese food in Rhode Island! The food is so so fresh and flavored so well. It doesn't feel sticky and heavy like some Chinese food can-- its honestly one of my all time favorites! Try it out for sure!

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    yum, yum and yum. Pad Thai is good, quick service all around excellent

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    I had two sushi rolls and felt like I died...for 3 days straight. If you want food poisoning, visit this place.

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    Fried noodle and duck sauce when seated, spicy chicken wings, orange chicken, lo mein combination plate, and a happy baby!!
    Fried noodle and duck sauce when seated, spicy chicken wings, orange chicken, lo mein combination plate, and a happy baby!!
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    Delightful atmosphere reminding me of the Chinese-American restaurants from my youth.
    Delightful atmosphere reminding me of the Chinese-American restaurants from my youth.
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