It was crispy noodle type of day and I wanted one badly that day. I stumbled upon this low key Chinese restaurant. The entrance is at the back facing the parking lot. Next to the restaurant is a bar that seems to attract chunky dudes who likes motorcycles. Frankly the entrance looks a bit sus. Upon stepping in you’ll recognize it to be quintessential family run Chinese restaurant in the neighborhood. Only thing missing is the obligatory owner’s child doing homework in a corner table lol. The crispy noodles I ordered was the one topped with prawn and veggies. The serving was quite generous and nicely plated. $14.95 for such a good serving! Other than maybe a bit more shrimp I’ll say it was a 👍👍 I’ll try the salt and pepper pork chop or the French style filet mignon next time.

Golden City is everything you want in a neighborhood Chinese restaurant. From the moment you walk in, you feel like you're part of the family. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, making you feel right at home. But let's talk about the food – it's the star of the show! Every dish we ordered was bursting with flavor and incredibly fresh. You can tell they use high-quality ingredients and take pride in their cooking. It's seriously some of the tastiest Chinese food I've had in a long time. Now, about that back entrance... it might look a little unassuming, but as the wise Morpheus once said, "There's a difference between knowing the path and walking the path.". Don't let it deter you! The culinary treasures that await inside are well worth venturing past the back door. Plus, there's plenty of parking in the back, which is why we, and most other customers, usually use that entrance. Golden City is the perfect spot for a casual weeknight dinner or a weekend family meal. It has that authentic, neighborhood Chinese food place vibe that's hard to find these days. I'll definitely be back for more! Highly recommend!

Yesterday I was around and decided to have Chinese food for lunch, Samy who was there is very nice and she explained a couple dishes and ended up choosing the Yu Hsiong shrimp which was very tasty and the portion is not bad, and the food was ready in no time, the place is nice but sadly they don't have dine in anymore , It would be really nice to eat there and listen to the music , the place to me looks kinda romantic, I will definitely need to go again and try a different dish, they had a wide variety, and hope they could reopen to dine in

No dine in so I won’t review service and atmosphere. Crab Rangoon was good. Orange chicken was fairly good but some pieces had more orange flavor than others. Black pepper beef had lots of vegetables and would have preferred more beef, flavor was good but could have been more peppery. Xo sauce string beans didn’t have much flavor, but I tasted the sauce in the bottom of the container and it was good so maybe the beans need to marinate more. I’ll try it again tomorrow and see if it tastes better. So, all in all, I’d say the food is kind of average.

I have dined here occasionally and every time I have ordered the Orange chicken with steamed rice. All in all it is consistently pretty good. The restaurant has an "A" rating from the city health department. Good friendly service and it was pretty fast. Food seemed fresh and is made to order. Only downfall is there are no fountain drinks so you'll have to grab a canned soda. Every one was wearing a mask and the restaurant seemed pretty clean. Plenty of parking and everything is to go for now. Not a bad choice for those who are on their lunch breaks.

Under new ownership, the quality of the food especially the meat is appalling. But what made it worse for me was the fact that they just don't care about the community and refused to wear masks during the pandemic even after being cited by the health department