Food is great and the family that runs Lucky Kitchen are hard working and happy to please.read more

best chinese restaurant in the area. the service is quick; dumplings are super yummy, and…read more prices are good.

The worse Chinese food I've ever had. Egg roll was so bacd I couldn't eat it. No heat inside…read moreeither. Like eating in their freezer. General chicken is better out of a box in the grocery store. Dry and hard to chew at this place.

This was the first time we ordered from here. The cashew shrimp was really tasty. This is something…read morewe usually order when riding Chinese and was the best. The fried dumplings were really good. My daughter tried them for the first time and enjoyed them. The chicken lo mien was another good choice. The general Taos was okay. It wasn't spicy and not sure if I would order again. Overall, we enjoyed our dinner The order was ready when promised. We always order take out when we have Chinese. We would order from there again if in the area

Food is not the 34$ bucks for a shitty meal bad reheated Chinese food not fresh lobster was dry old…read moreand tiny bits and pieces looked like baby shrimp

There are other restaurants much closer to me but I love the food at China Wok especially the…read moredumplings, poached or fried and the Sweet and Sour Pork dinners. I find the family that owns and runs the restaurant friendly and nice and it is always pleasant to get our dinners from them.

This place was never much to look at inside, but the food was reliably tasty and fresh, and the…read moreservings were generous. Today we tried it for the first time e in a couple of years, and were disappointed. I watched them cook my order, and it seemed like it was all fresh. But when we got it home, it wasn't the same as we remembered. The wonton soup broth was flavorless, although there was ample shrimp and meat. Just one piece of broccoli, though. Shrimp fried rice had enough shrimp, but the rice was missing something--very bland. Finally, the moo shu was soggy, almost as if it was boiled and not stir fried. No wok hei flavor. Overall, it wasn't terrible, but not a patch on what it once was.

I love the food there, and the people are really nice, and I recommend eating here. The service is…read moregreat as well.

We are in this part of the world for the first time for work and just starting dipping our toe in…read morethe Cortland food scene pond. We sampled its Mexican offerings last night and GF chose this place to bring us up to speed on some of their Asian food offerings. When they say fusion, they aren't kidding. My decision was pretty much locked down after I saw "tofu hibachi" on the second page but with each new thing GF brought to my attention (teriyaki, sushi, sushi entrees, bento box, poke, the list goes on and on) I was like, "they have THAT?" It really is quite impressive but one does start to wonder how well you can do anything if you do everything. Our on-location work put us through probably the most intense pre-employment physical I have ever endured in my life which unfortunately included a step on the scale and there should be laws against that kind of shit after the holidays. Anyways, it is probably obvious why we avoided some of our typical orders like spring rolls or gyoza and I didn't even allow the thought to come close enough to my consciousness to clock whether or not they have vegetarian offerings. They DO offer a bunch of vegetarian sushi including a special roll which I don't know that I have ever seen before. I wanted to keep it on the lighter side so ordered an avocado cucumber roll as a side which was priced at the very reasonable $6. The rolls were very standard, nothing to write home about but nothing that skeeved me out like some other sushi I have be subjected to. You may remember that I had my mind set on the tofu hibachi which comes with a soup AND a salad. The soup was a mushroom/onion soup and two of the things I hate most in this world are onions and mushrooms so I swapped out with GF's miso soup. I believe the soup came with her sushi and sashimi combo entree. The salad I was served was about the size of a cracker but was fresh enough with a few shavings of carrot and included that wonderful ginger dressing you have probably come to expect from an Asian restaurant. The hibachi came out piping hot, I literally burned my mouth on the tofu due to lack of patience despite waiting a good minute or so. The flavor was pretty good and it wasn't overly fried. The vegetables also were decent but could have been more plentiful. They absolutely loaded the rice onto the plate and I would have been thrilled to see this Himalayan pile of rice if it wasn't so full of onions for reasons mentioned above. The service was good and everything came out very quickly. We were in and out in probably 40 minutes or less. This wasn't mind blowing but got the job done.

I had a really fantastic meal here. I got hibachi filet mignon and shrimp which was perfectly…read morecooked and really delicious. As an appetizer, we ordered the crab Rangoon, which was crispy and addictive. Our server was a doll and was funny and entertaining. Overall, a wonderful experience. My tires were excellent. I will definitely be back.

Good food. Pork fried rice needs more flavor. It was too plain. Other wise it was good food.read more

The service is very good and they serve good food. Authentic family run Chinese take out place that…read morecaters to locals..No ambiance. Take out.

Beef Lo Mein and Chicken Lo Mein and Vegetable egg rolls are our favorites. Plenty of hot food and…read moreeasy Uber food delivery. Satisfied each time.

How much you like Golden City will depend on what you're looking for when getting Chinese food. If…read moreyou're looking for a really well done dine-in experience, or something more along the lines of a dim sum restaurant? This is not the place for you. If you're looking for some easy, greasy, average Chinese takeout with ample portions, Well... here it is. While average dishes like beef & snow peas, etc. are mostly fine, what *seem* like they should be easy dishes, like chicken fried rice, are underwhelming (mostly plain yellow rice with a few bits of chicken thrown in, VERY FEW veggies, and no eggs), snd my most recent order was certainly undercooked. And honestly, all the dishes I've tried recently have been generally lacking in flavor. All in all, not a place I think I'm going to order from again - nor would I really recommend it.

If you're even thinking about trying Yori House, stop thinking and just go…read more The bao buns alone are worth the trip -- unbelievably soft and fluffy, with that perfect pillowy texture you hope for but rarely get. The pork bao in particular had this beautiful char that added just the right smoky depth without overpowering the sweetness. Absolute standout. The ramen was exceptional. Rich, balanced, and clearly made with care. My tonkatsu was beautifully caramelized -- that golden crust giving way to tender, juicy pork -- while my girlfriend's chicken katsu was crispy, perfectly cooked, and somehow still light. No sogginess, no shortcuts -- just done right. The atmosphere strikes that sweet spot between cozy and modern, and the service was genuinely warm and attentive without hovering. One of my favorite touches? The large visual menu on the wall. For anyone who isn't super familiar with this style of cuisine, it makes ordering approachable and stress-free. Such a smart move. Yori House nails flavor, texture, presentation, and hospitality. Can't recommend it strongly enough -- we'll absolutely be back.

A great little place found through recommendations from my fellow yelpers. This place is off the…read morebeaten path but well worth the trip. The menu is very interesting with everything Korean, Japanese and Thai inspired from fried rice to tacos to noodle dishes. Service was very good and though the restaurant is small, it is well appointed. We ordered edamame and a pork bun for appetizers. The edamame were served lightly salted and warm and the pork bun wonderful and flavorful. I highly recommend. For a main dish, I ordered the pad Thai with shrimp. The only complaint I have is that the dish was pretty salty. The shrimp were delicious and the portions for everything were generous. We ordered spicy fried rice to take home and I'm so glad we did. Sorry but no photo of the pork bun as we dove into it as soon as we got it.

Order all wrong.. tom yum soup barely had seafood, no clams…read moreas described. One scallop cut into two, a few shrimps.. we also ordered seafood stir fry and vegetables including bok Choi, none to be had...on side. vegetable fried rice..all EXTREMELY SALTY.. all extremely salty did call, they justified it all no clams..

We're only in town for 3 days and after trying Thai and pho, this place is our favorite by far. The…read morefood is authentic, full of flavor, and clearly made with care. Don't let the simple storefront fool you--this is a hidden gem. Everything we ordered was delicious, and the staff was warm and friendly. If you're looking for real Chinese food in a relaxed setting, this is the spot. We're so glad we found it!