Golden Phoenix Bistro

Pretty modernized design but it still has this retro feel to it. The two times I’ve been here, it’s generally pretty empty but I did show up on odd hours of the day, like 2pm. The food here is good, fairly priced, and you have got to try their crab wonton rolls! A bit expensive but worth giving a try. I ordered the sesame chicken and my friend got lo mein. This is just a personal preference but I prefer lighter sauce, might ask for it on the side next time, it was pretty good though and the staff are quietly friendly. I recommend this place.

The food was excellent and very flavorful. I especially loved how fresh the lettuce in the spring rolls was. I’m glad I decided to order something other than the crawfish this time. If you want good food with great service, eat here.

Food is great, service is TERRIBLE. Fire all your bitchy waitresses and get new ones PLEASE.

Quite an experience helpful great food. Fast friendly service. Great change of pace. Try it you won’t be disappointed

We have been here 2 times, both were good. They have a military discount which is good. The egg drop soup is really good and the cruch on the side adds a good blend to the mix. The first time we ate here i had sesame chicken which was good as well and on the lunch. Husband got sweet and sour pork which was that red stuff you get at the store over fried pork, we did not like it. The crab ragoon is amazing. The cashew chicken, only if you want a soup with processed boiled chicken should you get this. The peanut chicken is only for those who want over spiced and no flavor. The lack of staff was unacceptable.
We will come back but not for the main dishes.

Pick up the egg drop soup to start. This place is great, food is good, and it gets to your table fast.
I usually pickup the spicy tofu, with sausage sauce. All the meals are affordable too. Great place for an office lunch.

Been here a couple times, and everything it has just been average or slightly below. Today I ordered the chicken phở and a side of fresh grilled chicken spring rolls. The spring rolls are pretty legit and I recommend. The chicken phở was just OK, nothing to go back over. The chicken was overcooked prior to putting it in the soup. Dry chicken in a soup is an odd taste combination considering it was bland overall. Everything is pretty cheap and reasonably priced, though.
I was here with a large group and had multiple people say the chicken was dry or not very tasty, in multiple dishes. The presentation of the food and the dishware is pretty nice though for a relatively low priced restaurant. I’ll probably come back and keep trying different options on the menu to see if I can’t bump the rating up a little.

For a quick lunch, and for the price of $ 5.50 you can’t beat it!
I got the sesame chicken, fried rice, egg roll, and egg drop soup…
Everything came out fresh and hot, the sesame chicken had good flavor/​texture.
The fried rice was ok, it tasted and looked like regular rice, with soy sauce added for color…
I didn’t eat the egg roll because it was a pork egg roll.
The egg drop soup, was your standard egg drop soup filled with egg, which was a plus!
All in all, for $ 5.50, you can’t beat the price, food and service.
Would return for lunch!

I came in with my boyfriend late on a rainy Sunday night. I was so excited to see that they served Phở since it was a perfect night for it! We started with steamed pork and shrimp dumplings per our servers suggestion. She did not steer us wrong they were so delicate and perfectly seasoned. I ordered Phở with rare beef and some hot green tea. My boyfriend ordered the orange chicken and fried rice, our server also brought out some steamed rice for him because he got the last of the fried rice.
The orange chicken was the star of our meal, the chicken itself was super crunchy but light at the same time. Their sauce had a really good spice that hit right at the back of my throat. I also really appreciate the attitude and service we got there. As I said we came in about an hour and a half before close on a Sunday so it would have been really easy for our server to act annoyed with us but she was super helpful with all of our questions and made sure we had a good experience.

I really like the phở and fried rice here, but it’s still a bit pricey compared to what I’m used to (California prices). They have a nice dark atmosphere, which is also very clean with nice service. It’s definitely a nice place to eat at especially if you work in Tinker AFB, and crave some good Asian food.
Other dishes that I really liked were the salt and pepper pork/​chicken; it was very moist on the inside and crisp on the outside. Their spring rolls are pretty standard, but an appetizer I really liked was the fried bun (it reminds me of Filipino embutido). I’ve also enjoyed all of the lunch specials I’ve had, which are your basic Chinese meats and rice, along with an eggroll.
I’m definitely coming back here, but I’m not sure if it’s out of necessity due to my location, or preference. Only repeated visits in the future will tell.

I came in with my son and his girlfriend and wanted them to have a great Asian food experience. Courtney our server made wonderful suggestions and set us up for a great dinner. So very pleased with service and food. Have been here many times and will be back again! Highly recommend.

This place is awesome. It had a great welcoming feel for families. As soon as we came in I was a little scared because everything seemed average. The food arrived and it was delicious and cheap. If they changed their décor and made the place more romantic they could charge double for the food and you wouldn’t even blink an eye.
The best family place to bring your kids to get some good Chinese food for cheap. Don’t mind the two dollar signs I think it is actually a one dollar sign place. 5 stars.

I love these guys more than any other Chinese restaurant. I LOVE their hawaiian pork, fried rice, beef broccoli and egg rolls! Yum! BUT, that’s all I love so far… I’ve tried a few things that were just ok. I’d recommend them!

Terrible service. I came in to place an order to go. There was one table with people at it. I had to get my own menu and track down a waitress to take my order. The owner was next door at Craw Daddyz sitting at a table drinking beer and watching basketball with what looked to be some family or friends. The food was okay. Nothing special. That’s the last time I’ll go there. Overall grade «D-​».

Chinese/​Vietnamese restaurant with a full bar! The interior of this place is really nice. It’s connected to Fatdaddy’s Crawfish. Right out of Tinker Airforce base. Went here today because my friend was feeling sick and he wanted Phở. Their menu had a lot of options, which is always a good thing. I ordered the Orange chicken. Great choice! It was delicious, the tanginess was just right. When ever I would order orange chicken at other places, it would be either too tangy or not enough. This place knows how to make orange chicken. The service was great but the only thing was my waitress forgot my avocado smoothie. I think she figured that she forgot because she brought it after I finished eating. But she didn’t charge me for it so I didn’t take off any stars for that. The avocado smoothie was ok. Didn’t really taste like avocado but it’s fine, they probably used a powder mix but I don’t blame them, a lot of restaurants do. I’ve figured that OKC isn’t big on boba drinks. My friends ordered the Hawaiian chicken and a bowl of phở. I didn’t try but my friends said they were good. My order was delicious and the price was great. I think it was $ 9.85 for the Orange chicken and $ 3 for the drink. Thanks cute waitress for the free drink!

Good service good phở! Broth was a little bland but they give you fixings to help make it photastic. Price was very reasonable, would visit again.

Have ate at Golden Phoenix before and never had an experience quite as bad as the one I had today. Took forever to get my food that just came out cold, and when we tried to flag down our waitress to fix the issue, we couldn’t find her. Eventually the new food came out with the help of a different waitress, and was not ice cold this time. But then we waited five minutes to get our water refilled! The issue was eventually addressed, but when we gave her $ 13 to put towards the bill since we were splitting (and she responded with understanding), she just kept it and still charged the full value of the bill to my friends cards! Anna Marie had the personality of a napkin and should maybe get retrained, and somebody needs to tell the cooks to make sure that all food that leaves that kitchen should be hot! The only redeeming aspect of the experience was that my aunt’s ph was great.

Man, this place has went downhill! I’ve only ate here a few times, always to-​go. The food is pricey but it «was» good. I went to dinner here on Sunday and the place was dead. I think there were 2 other tables occupied when we got there, but they left shortly after we arrived. Nobody greeted us when we arrived so after standing around for a minute we just sat down. We were there for several minutes before anybody came over to the table and it was some young girl who was clearly annoyed by our presence. The menus we were given had probably about ¼ of the items blacked out.
We finally ordered, after waiting for the waitress to quit talking with the busboy and ignoring us. I asked for ½ order of the dumplings, since 12 was a little much for 2 people. She said no, they could only put in a whole order. OK, fine, I told her to forget it (which personally if you have no customers I feel like maybe you should go a little out of the way for the few that do trickle in, but whatev, that’s your business). It took a long time to get our food, especially since we were the only customers. It was NOT worth the wait. It was edible but not good at all. All of the veggies in the lo-​mein I ordered were overcooked and soggy, the lo-​mein had way too much of some kind of brown sauce on it that I’m pretty sure shouldn’t have even been on it. My mom ordered lemon-​butter shrimp but it was covered in the same brown sauce that was on my lo-​mein, I guess they were out of lemon and butter. The only thing good we ate were the fresh shrimp rolls wrapped in rice paper with peanut sauce. I did tip the waitress but honestly didn’t feel like she deserved it.
This will be my last time eating here. There are too many other options to settle for high prices, bad food and crappy service.

Haven’t been here in awhile. The food still tastes like before. They do have a really cheap lunch menu now that goes from Monday to Wednesday 11:00 — 1:00pm. It’s about $ 5.50. One of the waitress here is really quick. She drops your stuff off and runs off in an instant. If you have something to ask for, you better be quick or you’ll have to wait until she comes back. I looked at the menu and I see some changes. Quite a few items are crossed out in a black marker. The entire dessert section is gone now. I ordered the Sweet and sour pork from the special lunch menu and I asked for white rice. They brought out fried rice instead. I told them about it and they just brought me out some white rice. A mistake on their part but they made up for it.

If everything on their menu is as good as the two entrees we had tonight, then I’m set for Asian food anytime I’m in MWC!
My husband and I ordered the orange chicken and the eggplant and pork stir fry. I had the brown rice and he had the fried rice. Both dishes were flavorful and fresh. The fried chicken in the orange chicken dish was crispy and the sauce was tangy and sweet. The stir fried eggplant and pork was amazing, with just a hint of citrus in the sauce.
They also offer phở, which I’ll definitely try next time, along with a variety of other Asian dishes. PLUS the Crawdad restaurant next door is in a shared space with them, so you can order off of either menu when you eat there. Woohoo!