Golden Crown

Tried this place on a whim since our normal Chinese restaurant was closed. I was impressed they had specific gluten free options with very skinny and thin noodles. It was pretty good so we'll definitely be back to try it again.

Ordered from here for the first time, the sesame chicken is anything but sesame chicken. It was sweet and sour chicken with sesame seeds sprinkled on top. The whole meal wasn't a disappointment though; the house fried rice was by far one of the best I've ever had and the amount of meat incorporated into the dish was surprising. I would definitely give it another shot solely because of the house fried rice.

Love this place. The take-out is always hot. Spring rolls are excellent, as is the Mongolian Beef.

Comfortable atmosphere and delicious food.I've never had cream cheese wontons before. They are quite delectable!The pepper shrimp was quite delicious and hubby's garlic chicken was great too! Good sized potions too!!We'll definitely be back.Highly recommended!!(Main downfalls: high fructose corn syrup, no crab Rangoon and, as is par for the course around here, no stout beer)

I ordered from here 13 years ago when we moved to the area and thought never again but I couldn't get through to Sky Dragon so gave this another shot...I should've stuck to my convictions....sesame chicken was hard fried chicken pellets with a bunch of overly sweet sauce sprinkled with sesame served on the side. I think it was sweet and sour sauce repurposed. It was a weird pink/red color. The dumplings were hard and overcooked. The pork fried rice had one piece of pork on it. The lo mein was ramen noodles with two small pieces of chicken on it. The egg rolls tasted overly of 5 spice powder. The hot and sour was so disgusting, it had the consistency of elmers glue. I dumped it down the sink. The people who work here have to know they are serving substandard food. I'll stick to Thai Basil or Sky Dragon if I need an Asian fix.

We eat here all the time, however, I am gluten-free, but they have many options. We normally get the four seasons gluten-free and pineapple fried rice with chicken and pork. The service is exceptional! Is there a way more than 3.4 stars we give it 4 1/2 stars

Vegetable Delight was very good (med spice), great service - plan to go there again for sure and order the hot spice version next time.

This is my new favorite Chinese restaurant. They were slammed on Christmas Eve and handled it well--and the food was 100% worth the wait!

Food was excellent. Don't know what to get? You can't go wrong with the chow mein. Wontons were light and flavorful. Lo mein was pretty good and the pork fried rice was better than most places I've tried. We will definitely be back.

I had forgotten why I never order from here but was unfortunately reminded last night when we did a curbside order (of almost $50 of food)!Their lo mein is not the traditional wide, round noodles but come with thin, ramen-like noodles. This being the main Chinese food my kids will eat both orders of this crappy lo mein didn't really get eaten.The second disappointment came in the form of their potsticker sauce. This being the only other Chinese my kids will eat we did two orders of them also. The potstickers were subpar but still edible, however their dipping sauce tasted like watered down nastiness. Having tried at least a dozen different potsticker sauces from both frozen meals and restaurants from here to the west coast they have by far the worst I have ever tried! We actually dumped it out and made our own. When I order lots of food to feed my family I expect that I shouldn't have to cook - sadly, the quality of GC food last night meant I had to cook anyway. And wasted lots of money!On a more personal note, my favorite part of Chinese are the fortune cookies, and we got none! I have never ordered from a Chinese restaurant and not received fortune cookies, until last night!The only positive was their beef and broccoli was very delicious. But it won't be enough to lure us back into eating here again!!!