My favorite Chinese restaurant. The Har Kow Shrimp is my go-to order. I love the lady at the…read moretake-out window. Super friendly!

Sadly after decades of consistency and loyalty I finally have to say I have taken enough abuse and…read moreunprofessionalism from this establishment to walk away. Thankfully I don't have many people to convince to bring with me, considering I couldn't really convince any of my friends or coworkers to order from here after having it the first time anyway. Let me start off by saying the owners are not Chinese, they are Vietnamese so the food is not "authentic Chinese". They will be open "if they want" on certain days, and other days just unknowingly be closed. She will randomly decide she doesn't want to make things on the menu anymore, and there are NO vegetarian items that they will make.

Best fried rice in my opinion. Since I moved from Tampa I wanted to find a good Chinese place that…read moretasted like my home town Chinese flavor this place got me with their fried rice.

I ordered it as spicy as can be. No lie. Like hot. It's MILD at best. Good flavor. But a little on…read morethe chewy side. A lot of food for the money though

Ordered Chinese for dinner because I was craving some orange chicken! I placed the order online and…read moreit was ready a few minutes before the estimated time--yay! (10 min as opposed to 15 min) The parking lot is small and sort of easy to miss as a note. It is also very small inside too but it looks like most people just order take out, as I did. I ordered the orange chicken dinner with chicken fried rice that comes with an eggroll (I did the chicken egg roll) and a vegetable spring roll (comes in 2). The orange chicken was good but I've definitely had better orange chicken from other competitors. I can't place my finger on it but this orange chicken sauce was a little more tangy and sweet than what I'm normally used too--was still good though. No complaints with the egg roll, and I really enjoyed the vegetable spring roll as it was very crispy. All in all I would go back to try other choices on the menu but I don't think I'll order the orange chicken again anytime soon.

Although the staff was mostly pleasant, the food was horrible. We are people who love Chinese food…read moreand were excited to try somewhere new, however, this was so bad that even all the leftovers got thrown out. Who doesn't love Chinese food reheated? Not a chance with this food.

The new owners are super duper nice. They were quick to take my order (over the phone), and quick…read morefor me to pay and get my food. The food was ready in the time promised. I ordered the general Tso's chicken combination plate, which comes with an egg roll and chicken fried rice. The fried rice served here is of the fragrant yellow variation, with carrots and peas and white/ light chicken pieces. My chicken came out crispy and saucy, with the sauce having a great flavor to it. It was a big portion for what I paid, which is always a bonus. There is some small seating (a table of four), plus chairs to wait for your order in case you choose to hang out. The young man taking my order was very kind and engaging.

I was searching through yelp looking for food that's actually worth my money. The photos were…read moreappealing, so decided to ordered over the phone. Very polite staff upon entering, the environment was clean and well put together. My food was being prepared when I arrived, which I appreciate. I paid $14, requested egg fried rice w/ out veggies instead of the chicken fried rice. It came with a vegetable eggroll, which was pretty generic. The orange chicken had robust flavoring, the rice was seasoned and properly cooked supposed to those spots that produce mush. Anyways, very grateful to find a well kept chinese spot with great staff & food. (:

Before I begin, let me say that I live in Chinatown in Las Vegas. I believe I have some of the…read moreabsolute best in Chinese cuisine available to me 24 hours a day. I am aware I need to adjust expectations, and I am. Cantonese Gourmet East touts itself as a takeout restaurant, but it does have the ability to dine in. There were quite a few people parked in random areas out front, so I chose to park next door at a business that was closed. It was a very short walk to the restaurant. Upon arriving it smelled overwhelming of lemon cleaning product. It was extremely clean in the dining area, so I chose to eat there. The lacquered tables were really cute and depicted different flowers and animals appropriate to the setting. I approached the ordering window. It was a very simple hole in the wall that could slide shut behind plastic. I asked if there was tofu. No tofu, so I ordered the curry shrimp, which came with white rice and I ordered wonton soup. I returned to my padded diner chair. I was not offered a drink and I completely forgot to order one. I saw there was a soda machine in the dining area, but I didn't take advantage of that. I tipped up front when I paid and said I would be eating inside. After about a 10 minute wait, I heard someone yell to me from the window "Come get your order." I was given a paper plate, plastic fork and spoon, 2 napkins, a fortune cookie, a paper bag, a plastic container of shrimp curry wrapped in plastic wrap, a baggie of fried wontons, a plastic container of wonton soup wrapped in plastic wrap, 4 soy sauce packets, and a paper container of white rice. I unwrapped my meal at the table. I don't use soy sauce. It changes the flavor for me. I will use it while I'm cooking beef, but other than that I don't use it. Why is this significant? The food was bland. It was good. It just desperately needed seasoning. I sat and read Yelp reviews while I ate. I read that they don't use MSG in their food. That's super nice for people with allergies. They still needed a little bit of something to bring out the natural flavors. Salt would have worked great. Maybe that's not a thing? It definitely needed something though. I liked the wonton soup better than the curry shrimp. I asked for chopsticks and proceeded to pull all of the green peppers out of my container of curry shrimp. It filled my plate and took my huge curry portion down to something I could easily eat. I could have told them no peppers, but I love the essence they impart. I just don't enjoy eating them directly. I finished my onions and shrimp in a very dark yet mild curry. It was good. I wouldn't order it again. It came out extremely hot and my shrimp continued to cook in the sauce. I saw them get smaller and smaller in real time. The wonton soup was minimal carrots, some pea pods, onion, bok choy, and mostly wontons. I dumped in my baggie of fried wontons. This was good. I feel like it gave the soup more flavor. I normally will drink the broth. It didn't have a lot of flavor, so I just focused on the solid offerings. It was good. Would I get it again? I think so. It just didn't have the vibrant broccoli I'm used to. That's ok. I'm adjusting expectations and I'm clear on the fact that I'm spoiled. I finished and packed everything back into my paper bag. I asked the lady at the window if she wanted me to use the small trash can in the dining area. She told me to give my bag of trash to her. I had a couple bites of rice, but that's not really what I was interested in. She asked me if I wanted to take it home. I passed. Would I come back? Not for dine in. That was not a great experience. Time will tell.

Unbelievable food , the most food I have ever seen but the flavor is amazing. It is cash only and…read morethe food comes out fast and delicious.

For the portions alone, Hong Da is an incredible steal!! It's one of the first places I recommended…read moreto a work colleague from NY years ago. I attribute it to being one of many reasons why I started my foodie journey. The food is good, I've definitely had better Cantonese. But for the amount of food they stack in these to go containers is massive. One combination meal can feed almost three people. I mainly stick with the chicken entrees personally. Overall, I think it's the best deal in Mid Michigan! It's worth checking out if you happen to be driving through

My son went to pick up food here and he seen several mice running around. I circled it and then…read morethere is a close up. Beware of places who can't control pest issues and just let them run around so freely.

This place is only about a half mile from my house and it has a drive-thru and fair prices and good…read morefood so it gets five stars from me! We had two meals almond boneless chicken with chicken fried rice and crab rangoon and Mongolian chicken with chicken fried rice and an egg roll all for about $21. It was ready when it was supposed to be and I didn't even have to get out of my car. I get almond chicken at a lot of different places from Flint to Ann Arbor and prefer the brown gravy that comes with it over the red that is sometimes served. This place you needed to add a little salt (I know crazy!) on the rice. Otherwise it was a little flat but once it was nice and warmed up it had good flavor the chicken was really crispy and the batter wasn't too thick. The Rangoon could have used a little more crab but the wrapper was nice and thin and crispy. It'll definitely be a regular for me.

I love the food here! The quality is great, and the prices are good relative to the quality of the…read morefood. The wait times can be quite lengthy, but well worth the wait. I highly recommend Golden City.

Tina took good care of us. We enjoyed egg drop soup, General Tso's chicken, and chicken chow mein…read more The restaurant is essentially a holding area for people that want to come and pick up their orders placed over the phone. Comfortable booths created a pleasant experience.

The restaurant looks clean when you enter. The decor is outdated, but that's fine. The pop machine…read moreat the counter is out of order - bummer. The cashier was friendly and my order was ready when I got there. Since my order was under $15 I had to pay with cash. She did let me know that when I placed the order over the phone. The Sweet & Sour Chicken lunch special was a good value. The chicken fried rice is not very fried and the egg roll was pretty dry. The sweet and sour sauce tasted good, I just wish it was premixed with the chicken so it could soak in a little bit. I understand they don't want the chicken getting soggy, which is fine. The chicken was tender and had good flavor.