Golden China

Best customer service, fast, friendly. Sweet Lady at the counter every day to greet you, knows your order and provides over the top service. Best Chinese food in the area, and yes i tried the others. It's the usual size small interior Chinese to-go food spot so don't expect to bring a party of 9+ for a big sit down. Paid $9.50 for the biggest to-go box of Chinese food you've ever seen and it came with a soup. Love this place

I have ordered both from GrubHub twice for Golden china it was delivered very fast food was hot and the lady that worked called to double check , what I wanted. I got chicken with mushrooms and crab ragoon very good always liked the food someone recommended to me.

I have been looking for some good Chinese food and found it! Great tasting food, cooked to order so it was hot and fresh. I got the lunch special and it was a great deal! Entree, rice, wantons, and choice of drink or soup. All for $8.90 with tax. I will be back to try other entrées! I had the General Tso's chicken, fried rice, and hot and sour soup.

If you ever find yourself wandering into this place, I’d recommend a prayer. My girlfriend and I ordered takeout, thinking we’d be in for a delicious meal. Instead, we were greeted by an ominous dread due to the lack of flavors overall from our meal. The sesame chicken? Imagine chewing on a rubber tire that’s been marinated in nothing. It had the same “flavor” as something you’d find in a science lab, but less edible. The fried rice was as exciting as a soggy towel, leaving us feeling fully dreadful about the overall meal. But wait, there’s more! The beef and broccoli came with a glimmer of hope, but that quickly fizzled when we encountered the lo mein. The lo mein was a tragedy. A soggy, sad collection of noodles, drenched in what could only be described as dishwater, required a hint of soy sauce—an attempt to save it, but tragically, it was too late. The noodles had already been ruled out by my girlfriend. Desperate for some salvation, my girlfriend bravely reached for the egg rolls. Surely these would be the hero of our meal, right? Wrong. Upon touching the bag, she was met with a sensation so unnerving, she recoiled in horror. The egg rolls were a mushy, sad excuse for food—so unappetizing that she didn’t even bother taking a bite. The horror continued when we cracked open the fortune cookies, only to be greeted with—dampness. Yes, dampness. The cookie was soggy, the fortune was soggy, and even the luck seemed soggy. To make matters worse, instead of a prophecy of prosperity, we found an ad for Stake gambling. Apparently, they want us to bet on anything other than this meal. The one bright spot? The service. The girl at the front greeted me with a smile so wide. She deserves a raise and cooks that actually make her feel supported. In summary: this place is a tale of two worlds—one where the service is excellent, and the other where the food is a horror story waiting to unfold. If you're looking for a meal that’s anything other than disturbing, do yourself a favor and run to the nearest high rated Chinese restaurant.

Fav spot for Chinese in canton for sure. I like their pineapple chicken is very good, I have tried it at other spots and thought I wasn’t a fan. But I just hadn’t tried theirs. So good. I order it spicy.