Our family of four have been eating at the Golden Palace for over 25 years and have never had…read moreanything but excellent food in all of that time. Their Wonton Soup is outstanding, as are all of their dumplings. We've tried just about everything and have never been anything less than thrilled with our choices.

The food at Golden Palace is very good! I've tasted my fair share of Chinese food and you can tell…read morethat theirs is made with a nice balance of salty, sweet, sour and umami. The pork dumplings had the right amount of filling, great texture to the wrapper, and were perfectly steamed. The dipping sauce was delicious. The brown sauce for the chicken and broccoli dish was excellent. Most times it's the sauces that make or break a Chinese place. Golden Palace has mastered their sauces, hands down! The lo mein had good flavor with well-cooked noodles and the General Tso's chicken had the perfect kick to it. I plan on being a regular customer at this place. Definitely eager to try more of their dishes too. Note that they are still takeout only. The owner was very pleasant on the phone and in-person when picking up.

A fun concept to have all sorts of foods on skewers with an Asian hot pot -esque flavoring. In…read morepractice, you're probably eating less quantity than appears since the skewer sticks themselves take up so much space. Still an enjoyable experience, though. They also sell plenty of non-skewer items. The most notable dishes were the enochi mushroom with pork belly wrap skewer and a pea shoot veggie dish. All the skewers have a similar seasoning/flavor. Service is as expected, was very accommodating for our medium sized group. We were able to scan a QR menu on our individual phones for a group order and simultaneously add into one order electronically.

Ordered roughly 50 skewers that all tasted the same, fried and grilled Taiwanese sausage included…read more Wide noodle stuffed with pickled vegetables was the worst thing I've eaten this year, so definitely don't order this. In fact, please take this off the menu They get pointed deveining the fried shrimp, I just pop the head off and eat the whole thing (legs and tail and all) Fried crab is annoying to eat without a cracking tool, I shouldn't have ordered it I ordered online and they were nice enough to call and confirm my order Overall it is a fun way to eat (meat on a stick, what's not to love). But flavor was lacking on every dish. Maybe I am just addicted to salt and msg

I pulled into the area late and finally got to my hotel. VERY few places were open past 8:00 or…read more9:00pm (???). And a few that were still open would not accept any more "to go" orders. (don't complain about business, if you don't want my money!) Anyway, when I saw this website I decided to give them a try. I was ever so happy I did! I was able to order online, make a few alterations, and delivery came quick. All good! I ordered TVP General Tso's "chicken" and it was better than expected. The noodle and rice dishes I ordered came as I ordered them and were also very very good. When I placed the order, the email message said delivery would be the next day. So I called the restaurant to verify, and they politely assured me the delivery was already in progress. Everything was 100%! I will order from them again when I am in the area.

China Garden was absolutely disappointing. We ordered a large portion of beef lo mein and the…read moreorange beef, and both were a complete letdown. The beef lo mein had maybe three tiny pieces of beef scattered throughout, and the orange beef was entirely batter--no meat at all. Seriously, it was all batter, no beef. This feels like outright theft and deceit. Absolutely criminal. Should call the bank and stop payment. Paid too much for this trash. Would not recommend.

Don't judge a book by its covers. The old adage applies very well to this restaurant. Its…read morelocation is tucked inside the Fox Run Shopping center. However, it serves perhaps the most authentic Chinese cuisine south of Newark and Wilmington. Owners/Management been changed a few times over the past years. But current owners still maintained a staple of authentic Chinese entrees. You can still find the more common American Chinese dishes like General Tso's Chicken, Orange Beef, and other on the menu though. There are some advantages of dining in, since the food always tastes better fresh from the kitchen instead of take out. However, tables and seating are limited, and offer no atmosphere for dining in. This shows as most of its business is from take out. So if you're in Delaware, and don't want to travel up to Philly Chinatown for authentic Chinese cuisine, you may want to sample some of the authentic entrees here.

Food was a takeout order, wife had beef and eggplant, several fatty pieces of beef she couldn't…read morestomach. I had Moo Shoo Pork - they didn't give us any Hoison Sauce?!?!?? No fortune cookies and no soy sauce even though we had 2 orders of fried rice?!!?! Gotta find a new restaurant for Chinese food!!!

I've been wanting to try this restaurant for a while as I had read reviews saying food was…read moreauthentic. I came in very hungry and ordered the following: wontons in chili oil, Dan Dan noodles, Sichuan spicy tofu. I've had all these dishes at other restaurants before and make the first 2 routinely at home. 1. Dan Dan noodles: portion was huge. It was topped with a creamy very garlicky sauce, including rough chopped fresh garlic ( warmed through but still had some crunch/bite to it). OMG so delicious. Not meat forward (if there was even any meat, I think it was maybe finely sliced fungus instead, it worked perfectly in any case). 2. Wontons in chili oil: I was expecting a bit more flavor to the sauce, instead it was literally just chili oil and seemed kind of diluted and bland even. I added some pieces of garlic from my Dan Dan noodles and let that sit with some dark soy sauce the waitress brought and that did the trick. 3. Sichuan spicy tofu, recommended by the host: came with chicken, fish or beef, I chose chicken. This was massive and I have leftovers I'm looking forward to eating later. Very flavorful with silky tofu. I didn't really enjoy the texture of the chicken though and would have preferred it minced or lower chicken:tofu ratio or with pork. It looks like they have a smaller mapo tofu dish in a different part of the menu without the added meat and I might try that next time. The wild part was the intensity of the Szechuan peppercorn. I routinely crush it freshly at home and eat dishes containing it when out but have never experienced such an intense tingling effect. It felt like my lips and tongue were vibrating and then my water tasted like it had lemon juice squeezed in it. Not sure if it is a different kind than the red one I have at home, or if it is just THAT fresh, but wow. All in all, very enjoyable meal and service. I will for sure be back for the Dan Dan noodles but not if planning to socialize much after given how intensely garlicky they were. Looking forward to trying other dishes on the menu! A suggestion for the menu: I really like the large glossy pictures of each item but it ends up being a lot of pages to turn back and forth through to make a selection, so it would be nice to include just a plain typed list to glance at as well, like a table of contents.

Chef Tan is one of the better Chinese places in the Newark area. I really don't think authenticity…read morematters a great deal, but Chef Tan is about a 7.5 on a 1-10 point scale measuring authenticity (with Golden Wok Mushu Pork being a one and Richmond Vancouver Chinese stores being a ten), though obviously some dishes are more or less than others The place is relatively spacious, and you can totally have a large party come here. It's also regularly open on typical US holidays, such as Christmas or Thanksgiving, so if you need somewhere to go when everything else is closed, you can really rely on this place. Some things that I think are pretty good here: the vegetable options (though somewhat expensive), the kung pao chicken, the eggplant, the lamb options (including the sliced version, as well as the cumin one where you can add lamb as your option).

I went to this take out on their opening day almost 40 years ago, fast forward several owners, and…read morethe food is always as good as it once was, if not better. I have my favorites and they are happy to take special orders. I have to say it's extremely rare and amazing that I have never had an order that wasn't correct, Always what I ordered how I ordered! If you're a fan of hot mustard with your egg rolls don't forget to ask for the special mustard they have in the fridge! Good for the sinuses!

Best "Dragon and Phoenix" we've ever had. Which is why we keep ordering it and hope they never…read morechange it. Highly recommended.

Recently dined in and was pleasantly surprised at how nice it is. Got the PuPu Tray for two and the…read morepresentation was very nice and a good variation of different items. The service is very attentive and keeps your water filled without you even knowing. Going to have to dine in more often

Decent food at a great value! This is near a big strip mall. And it's standard American Chinese…read morefood. The ambiance itself was normal for a strip mall. It was not too busy but not empty either for a sunday night. I got the beef chow mein. This is basically broad rice noodles. Comes with carrots, bean sprouts, and onions. This was, I think $12. This was pretty good. I mean, I had some minor improvements like, I think the noodles were a little thick and maybe there could be more meat/salt less oil. But overall I think this was well stir fried. There were onions and other things in this so I was happy with it. The portions were also great, so I took home some. Now why I think this place is great is they have good service. I got complimentary jasmine tea and these wonton chip things with sweet and sour sauce. I was a little suspicious at first because some places just charge you without asking but this place earned my trust. Overall a pretty good value place, especially for takeout, with attentive staff.

Best dim sum. Shumai, pork soup dumplings, steamed dumplings, and pork buns are our go-to every…read moretime. Better than our favorite places in Philly's Chinatown. Mango smoothies low sugar option: yesss! Pad tai is great (spicy for kids who don't like spice). Kids love the sesame chicken & all dumplings. The only items not worth the price would be the lo mein & fried rice- just a bit bland. The place is clean and kid- friendly. Take out has been fast too. Food is consistently amazing and service is great.

Asian noodle houses is not far from the hospital. It's pretty small on the inside, but there are…read moreplenty of booths to sit at. Some of the vegetarian menu items online said that they were sold out which was a bummer, but there still was plenty to choose from. They have tons of noodle dishes and plenty of dumplings. I ordered online and it said it would be ready within 20 minutes. It was pretty accurate. The side of lo mein was a generous portion and was very delicious. The crystal shrimp dumplings were a little slimy. I probably would not order them again. All the prices were fair and I would definitely come back to try different style dumplings!

Best Chinese food ever! Best hot and sour soup ever!…read more Lunch comes with ice cream, so good. Great service! Our little gem here in Lansdale / Hatfield

Food was good. Steaming hot when it was served. I didn't want a big meal so ordered smaller…read moreitems. Wonton soup was tasty. This is one of my favorite things to order when eat Asian food. Egg roll was okay. Not too much I can say about an egg roll. The Yangtze noodles were good. I ordered the smaller portion which works well with the other items I ordered. My only complaint would be that I would have like more veggies in the dish. Service was good. The serving staff were attentive. The seating area was small and can fill up fast. Next time I visit I think I'll do take out. Side note: I really liked that you served me tea once I was seated. Thanks.