It had been years since I had visited this attractive, comfortable restaurant. My fiancée picked up an order that we consumed at home on 17 October 2017: what a disappointment for $36.14. The $3 egg rolls were modest size, dry, and ordinary. My $12 tofu with mixed vegetables was ordered mild, which apparently means bland to Sesame Inn. The sauce was watery. My fiancée's $13 chicken with mixed vegetables should have been served in a rich, brown sauce, but was essentially steamed, not tasty. The egg drop soup was satisfactory. This restaurant can charge lofty prices and succeed because there is not much competition in the area. I have a new appreciation for the lower-priced and better Red Tea House in Mount Lebanon, my favorite.