Golden Chopsticks

I ordered from here yesterday and the lady was a bit rude over the phone. Nevertheless I ordered coconut shrimp and an eggroll. The driver took an hour and 15 minutes to reach me and when I called the restaurant to see where the driver was, they claimed that she called my phone but there were no missed calls. Once my food arrived, to my dismay, the coconut shrimp was CAKED WITH BATTER. There was a good ¼ to ½ inch of batter around each shrimp. The sauce was tasty but I can do without so much batter. I was given exactly 5 micro pieces of broccoli mashed at the bottom of the container and an eggroll with over cooked cabbage. Pretty bad first impression of this place. Needless to say, I won’t be eating from here anymore.

This place cooked up some pad Thai that reeked something like a toilet. Stay away. They are rude on the phone also.

I really like this place! If you’re comparing it to authentic Chinese or Japanese, then no, it sucks– but for American style, this is the place to go!
What surprises me here is the service, it’s one of the few take-​out Chinese places I’ve been to where they have a smile on their face and greet you kindly each time.
I’ve been here twice now, and both times was no disappointed. The first time I got the General Tso’s, which was delicious. I mean, for American-​Chinese chicken and rice, that is. It only has a little spicy kick, not too much. The second time I had the Orange chicken, which didn’t have the same level of flavor as the other, but it was still done well.
This place also has a dining area, haven’t ate in yet though.
No complaints, food is good, just isn’t «authentic,» of course. For now though, it’s my go-​to!

I always get the beef fried rice from here. It’s my second favorite in the area (next to Wan-​Shung). Timely and decent prices. It didn’t Wow me but it’s a place I can count on for decent food.

Ordered from this place twice. The first time it took over two hours for our food to be delivered, and they forgot two items from our order. We gave them them benefit of the doubt because it was very busy, but the second time it has been 3.5 hours and still no food.

Was really excited about this place because it had okay reviews AND I could get cheap sushi. The eel roll I ordered was «okay» for the price but the Gen Tsos was mushy and bland (even though we asked for extra spicy), they did not give us any utensils, and didn’t give us a choice on sodas (which came with the combo). Might order from them again if I am in the mood for cheap sushi but for now will stick to other local joints who do chinese better.

Within the last week or so, I think this is our 4^th order from them. I would say that warrants a review update. Their sushi isn’t to die for but a roll here and there hits the spot. Their fried rice and singapore chow mei fun are great. I really like their dumplings too. Reminds me of home cooking. They do a good sesame chicken and lemon chicken. Overall, this isn’t a place to really rave about but good enough to go in the take out drawer. :)

This place is interesting. It is next to a laundromat and people are always coming and going. They serve Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Sushi and Vegetarian foods. I went on a whim. The restaurant is decorated average. Small but I did find the booths cozy and set away from the counter where you order and where they cook the food. It’s a nice place to have conversation (yes, I said conversation. When you eat with me there is NO texting!). Back to Golden Chopsticks. I had the Phở. The broth was hearty and I like my Phở junky… with everything in it — shrimp, scallop, tofu, chicken. I was not disappointed. They didn’t have tripe or tendon like some other Phở places offer. The other items that were ordered were the Hunan Beef (just the right amount of heat), the Kung Pao chicken — my friends were feeling spicy that night and something called Four seasons which had shrimp, roast pork, beef, chicken, black mushrooms and snow peas. We also had a little sushi. The lady who made the sushi was quick. She was the waitress, the sushi maker, the cook, she collected the tabs, she was everywhere! I have been here a few times and always enjoy my food and the busy quirky atmosphere.

I always order the same thing since this place has it on point. A small order of shrimp fred rice, ask for them to make it spicy! Only way to eat fried rice. Along with 2 sushi rolls and bam quick meal to go. I tend to order online and thay tend to be on the quick side for delivery

Chinese AND Japanese AND Thai. They even have phở. And they do it all well — arguably. I order from here about once a week, often online. Their sushi is very fresh and delicious, although sometimes a bit pricey for the special rolls. Their General Tso’s chicken is amazing. It’s always just the right crunch (fried,) as well as a good level of heat and sweetness. They may not be the quickest to deliver, but they are very good about compensating the customer for any issues that you bring to their attention. And as with any business, if you want a problem rectified you have to actually let them know. They’re very nice about it.

Not based on food. Based on service.
Walked in with friends that just arrived in town and needed dinner from their long flight. Arrived there around 7−730pm or so. We passed it and wasn’t sure if they had indoor seating cause it’s a small parking lot and looks like it’s take out only, but Unilocal had booth pics. So we walked in, were seated, and provided menus. We sat for about five minutes, lady never came back to get drink orders, I got up to ask a question, lady was on the phone taking calls non stop, there were employees there in the back. I’m sure others could take orders, not just the one lady. Even the delivery girl. Finally, after ten minutes and acknowledging us again, asked if we ready to order and we said yes and she walks away and didn’t come back. There wasn’t anymore phone calls and I didn’t even hear or see anyone starting up the stoves to start their other phone orders. So We get up tell her we’re leaving, and she doesn’t show a sign of care or remorse. Too busy talking to the delivery girl, no other customers there.
I do understand its customers are mainly delivery, but if they wanted only those customers, why even bother with a booth section? And even have a dinner menu.
We left and went to Thai Best across the street. Best decision ever, because they was delicious.

I got takeout (ordered online for easy pick up) my order consisted of
–miso soup
–crab rangoon
— sweet potato roll
— good time roll
the miso soup wasn’t horrible but it was pretty flavorless in comparison to other local places.
The crab rangoon was great! there were chunks of crab and you could really taste it (and the price $ 2.50 for 5 large pieces can’t be beat)
the sushi rolls are HUGE. now, for some things, like the sweet potato roll, that’s not a huge deal, as it’s just one ingredient, so if it takes me multiple bites to finish a piece, it’s not a huge deal. but with the good time roll (crab, shrimp, avocado, and cream cheese) i prefer bite size pieces so yo ucan get all the flavors together in one bite.
overall it was good, will be going again.

Pad Thai noodles were surprisingly great! Spider roll was very large. Great food when it comes to standard Chinese delivery.

I was feeling lazy at my hotel so I checked Unilocal for a nearby delivery. This was on the list and what caught my eye is it has 4 star reviews. So I said great! Then I read its not only a chinese food joint but they also serve japanese and vietnamese on the menu. I was ecstatic then. So I gave it a try. I ordered chicken Phở and fried scallops with fried rice. Took about 35 – 40 mins for my order to arrived. Finally, I got a call from the driver to meet her at the lobby. I did and hurried back to my room.
First I opened my chicken phở soup. I know what this soup comes with and what it taste like since my boyfriend partly owns a vietnamese restaurant. It usually has vietnamese basil leaves, sometimes jalapeño, bean sprouts, hot sauce, onions, lime, noodles & whatever meat you want. This one, OMG, it ahs noodles-​yey, chicken-​great, & onions! THAT IS IT!!! Seriously? I was hoping that the broth would make up for all missing ingredients but NO, the broth was a disappointment! Disgusting!
So I set the soup aside coz I can’t take it anymore. It was horrible! Then I opened my fried scallops with fried rice. I was excited since I love scallops. Took a first bite and it taste NOTHING like scallops! Is there an imitation scallops? Not aware there is but this one is not scallops I know for sure! I ended eating just the fried rice. Sucks! Should have known not to order vietnamese nor japanese food from a chinese joint. Won’t recommend this place!!! YUCK

t’s the greatest location next to the laundromat. Saw that they had Phở on their menu, which I thought was odd for a Chinese take out place. While they have the take out section, I was surprised on the seating area, which someone posted.
I find their presentation of Phở slightly different from the other Vietnamese places that I’ve eaten at and was missing the cilantro I like to add in. However, it’s convenient when you don’t want to travel. The service was a little slow, but I came right when they were opening up.

3 star based on one visit.
I decide to check out this placed based on Unilocal review. Overall it was good.
The owner I think (man) that stood near the cash register wasn’t very welcoming. He just motioned me to take a seat without a smile or greeting. Maybe he just wasn’t taught a good etiquette from his parents. The lady that served me was very nice and tried to be polite. The seating spaces were small and cold. I had Phở because I was in the mood for hot soup. It was good but nothing extraordinary. Overall, I’m willing to come back and give it another try.

I must admit my expectations were low, but my meal was very good. This is a very small little store. I ordered the Kung Pao Chicken with fried rice and took it back to my hotel. The chicken was very good. A really good mix of crisp vegetables and the peanuts were crisp. The fried rice was fresh and hot also. They do have a narrow dining area and it looked clean. I will definitely be trying this place again.

This is a strange mix of all cliché Asian foods you expect to find on separate menus. I had udon noodle soup and my husband had orange chicken. His was pretty good, mine was OK. The bubble tea is not the traditional tapioca pearls but these little yogurt filled bubbles and it was overly sweet. Service was quick until it was time for the check which didn’t come until we ran around to find someone so we could leave. All in all, it was ok. We picked it because it was less than a mile from where we were staying.

My wife and I were desperate for some late night phở on a Sunday night. We each ordered the beef round eye phở. The phở was fresh and hot. However it was served without mint leaves, jalapeño, and bean sprouts on the side. The broth was bland as well. I’m nitpicking here but they provided a tablespoon in lieu of a traditional Chinese porcelain soup spoon.
The service was good and the establishment was clean. It was a good attempt and I would visit again if I was in need of a fix.
Another bonus is you can do your laundry next door at the coin operated laundromat.

The food here is a combo of Vietnamese, Japanese, and Chinese. They have Phở. The good: Fast, polite, clean service and a 10% military discount for take away. The not so great: The Phở was only ok. No basil, only bean sprouts. and I prefer phở made with dashi rather than chicken broth. Nothing was wrong with it but it was pretty bland without the basil and jalapenos. It was super fast though but I was expecting more based on all the 5 star reviews. I found it to be just ok. There was some limited parking in front but it seems mostly a takeaway place (plenty of seating though inside). Like I said, nice, quick, cheap, polite, but the food was just ok. But, it was convenient to where we were and I wanted Phở. So any phở is better than no phở.