their prices have increased but the last two times I ordered I received Almond Soo Guy with no…read moregravy and no almonds. I think I need to find a new source.

I ordered a combo plate with general Tao's and sweet and sour pork. It was so terrible, slimey,…read morecold, and flavorless that I wasn't able to eat more than a few bites. Even the egg roll was bland and disgusting. They gave me an extra egg roll and a free fortune cookie but the egg rolls were too gross to eat and even the fortune cookie was so stale that I was. Literally unable to chew it. Fine, restaurants have bad days. Could be a fluke right? I call today to request a refund and the man refused to refund me, yelled at me, questioned whether I have ever had general Tao's chicken before and was generally extremely rude.

I found this treasure by reading reviews. We were 5 adults that experience great, excellent food,…read moreespecially the won ton soup, more than friendly service, professional. I love when employees will help you with menu and honest to say what we order was too big or too much for the group. I will definitely go back with new friends and family so more people can find this resto. BRAVO ET MECI

Love this place, I have been comming here since I was a young child and I'm in my late 30s now…read more I've never been disappointed. Hot and sour soup is delicious, as are most dishes. It's very small inside so make sure to make reservations.

We ordered Chinese food from Golden Capital recently…read more We had the "Dinner for 5" which was $58 for 10 egg rolls, Special Fried Rice, Garlic Spare Ribs, Imperial Beef, Sweet and Sour Shrimps, Mushrooms Guy Pen, Special Shanghai Noodles, Home Style Bean Curd and 5 fortune cookies. But get this, since the order was over $31 we got some freebies: 3 egg rolls and a Chicken Fried Rice! At most places when you order the "Family Dinner Combos" you can't get their freebies, the freebies are only if you order à la carte, but at Golden Capital you get the freebies regardless of what you order as long as it's over $31. Woo hoo!! The portions are big and the food was very good. The egg rolls are the closed-ended type. They are filled with ground pork and cabbage. There's lots of meat, it's not mostly cabbage like at some places. Good flavour. The Special Fried Rice was full of small shrimp, BBQ pork and chicken. Lots of soy sauce though, the rice was very dark. No vegetables. The free Chicken Fried Rice was similar just without the shrimp and BBQ pork. The Garlic Spare Ribs were sweet and sticky. Nicely done. The Imperial Beef was spicy. You could see the flecks of chili peppers. The beef is not battered nor deep fried. The beef is tender and plentiful. Vegetables included broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, celery and onion. The Sweet and Sour Shrimps were basically like Sweet and Sour Chicken Balls but shrimp instead of chicken. The breading was a little too heavy for my liking, but this is typical of this type of dish. Probably my least favourite of all the things ordered. The Special Shanghai Noodles had medium sized shrimp, chicken and BBQ pork stir-fried with cabbage, onions and udon noodles. There was a lot of soy sauce in this dish as there was in the fried rice. I thought that Mushrooms Guy Pen would be a vegetarian dish, but was pleasantly surprised to find large pieces of chicken in it. There are white mushrooms in this dish, along with broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, celery and onions. The flavour is mild and everything is stir-fried in a light coloured gravy-like sauce. I thought that the Special Bean Curd dish would be a vegetarian dish as well, again I was wrong, there were pieces of pork in it. The tofu in this dish was deep fried. It tasted like the pork was battered somewhat. The vegetables were broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, celery and onion. The taste was similar to the Mushrooms Guy Pen but the sauce was more opaque. So vegetarians and vegans beware, dishes that sound like they would be vegetarian contain meat! Overall I thought the food was very good. Yes, the vegetables are pretty much the same in many dishes and some sauces taste very similar. And it's North American Chinese Food. However, for the price I think it's a great deal since you get a lot of food, and the taste is good. It took about 45 minutes from the time I ordered to the time it arrived, which I think is reasonable. The delivery man was very nice. You also get a "coupon" every time you order over $23 worth of food (1 coupon per order, so I only got 1 coupon even though I ordered $58 worth of food). Once you collect 10 "coupons" you can claim a free "Dinner for 2" but you have to pick up your free dinner yourself (no delivery). Just so you know, the prices on the website are out-of-date. The new prices are a little bit higher (although not much, like just $0.20 difference for the fried rices, the biggest price hike is $3 for the Dinners for 5 and 6). I would order from here again.

Amazing Chinese food. I tried Golden Capital and was not disappointed. Their egg rolls are…read moreoutstanding, as well as everything else I tried which was a good 12 dishes . Highly recommend.

The food was tasteful and authentic to northern chinese cuisine. The price is a bit high for…read moreChinese food but the portions are generous. We went during the lunch rush so service was a bit slow, which is expected and not a big deal. Their spicy dish wasnt super hot but a slow spice that continuously build up in your mouth. If you don't usually eat a lot of spicy food like me, have water beside you and you'll be fine.

I had been wanting to try Harbin for awhile now, after hearing they had authentic northern Chinese…read moreand Sichuan food. Naturally, gluttonous me couldn't decide what to order and ended up getting a little bit of everything. I ordered: - Grandma pork belly with eggs - Mapo tofu - Spicy blood tofu, beef food, beef tripe, pig intestine and vegetable in chili sauce - Tofu and stew pot meat (regular casserole) - Crispy fried beef tenderloin with peanuts in sweet sour spicy sauce - Egg roll - Rice (plain steamed) My husband ate the fried beef and tenderloin while basically the rest was mine lol .. to eat for the week. Portions are generous, so the price is a bit higher but I was satisfied, and then some. I was looking forward to the grandma's pork belly and mapo tofu the most. They did not disappoint! Anything from grandma or her recipe bank must be delicious, right? I actually tried to place my order the night before and they ran out of this dish, so I decided to postpone until it was available. The pork belly was a thicker, saltier and sweeter sauce than I expected, so I would recommend ordering or making more plain rice to offset. The fatty pork belly cubes were just what I was craving. The mapo tofu was probably my favourite. It was super flavourful, spicy but not overly, and I loved the silky texture. Also needed more rice for this one. I could easily eat this dish over and over. I'm not familiar enough with northern Chinese cuisine to know what "casserole" is, so the tofu and stew pot meat casserole surprised me. I thought they messed up the order because it was like boiled pork belly and soft tofu cubes in broth, more like soup than a baked casserole. It was good, just not what I expected. Love that it came piping hot. I ordered the spicy blood tofu dish because I saw on socials that it was someone's favourite authentic dish and I'm an adventurous eater. I have to admit I'm not entirely sure what "beef food" is/was, but I had eaten everything else before so I was up for it. I think there was Spam in it? Totally surprised by it, but into it. I wasn't a huge fan of the sauce-drenched, soft baby bok choy, cabbage, and bean sprouts in it, but the dish wasn't bad, just not my favourite. The crispy fried beef wasn't crispy when it got to us after delivery because it was heavily sauced, so I would recommend eating this one in-house. The egg roll was closed and a bit thinner but longer than the standard kind you'd get at most Chinese restaurants. Overall, I think their food is very big on flavour, especially sweet and salty, and heavy on the sauce, so keep that in mind. Would definitely order from them again (I'm craving their mapo tofu now, as I write this!), and try one of their clay pot dishes next time.

I dunno why I don't come more often. I had the same sherpherd's purse and pork wontons in soup and…read morealso had the pork wonton in peanut sauce. So fresh and tasty. You order at the counter and they bring you the food at the table. The wontons are piping hot. Vinegar, sriracha, soy sauce and hot oil is on each table for self serve. The decor is the same minimalist one as when it opened. They seem to have opened up the back room. If this keeps the price down, it's fine with me.

The restaurant is pretty popular and busy especially around the lunch hour (when I went). There are…read moresome sitting in front and farther back. I had the pork mushroom wontons with peanut sauce and tried some noodles from a family memeber. The wontons, peanut sauce and the noodles were delicious and flavorful. For the wontons, the portions were great. For the noodles, the portions seems slightly larger a bit (in general).

The buns and the wonton soup were hot and delicious…read more It's a small somewhat airy feeling space, with seating for 14 over 5 tables. Service was fast and efficient. No small talk.

Although their seating environment is quite small, it gives a very cozy and family restaurant vibe!…read moreJust make sure to plan your visit accordingly, as during rush hours you may need to wait for a table. The staff at the restaurant is very nice and welcoming, always offering suggestions when you're indecisive (like me). And as you can tell from the video, their steamed pan-fried buns are probably the best I've ever had in Ottawa. It's rare to get authentic Chinese food like this here and it's almost comparable to the ones you'd get in Toronto/Markham! Their broth is also VERY flavourful and tasty

Delicious noodles you can choose the size and thickness of the noodles and lots of options to…read morechoose from. Like the original Taiwanese noodle or tomato broth, dry noodles ja hang. We only tried the soup noodles

Blan food, meat was chewy, I was definitely not impressed, after eating only the noodles from the…read moredish my stomach felt like I had ate ROCKS omg, never again....

HIGHLY RECOMMEND…read more Stopped by for the first time to have a special meal on our 47th wedding anniversary. We were hoping to have Sesame Chicken--it's not easy to find in Ottawa. They had it. Yay! We started with hot tea, followed by Hot and Sour Soup, followed by Eggplant and Fried Tofu in Spicy Garlic Sauce on Rice, and Sesame Chicken. The food was really a blast of wonderful flavors--and served steaming hot! Outstanding!

If anyone's reading this and hasn't tried cafe orient before, what are you doing? I'll try to be as…read moreunbiased as possible since this has been my og go-to place with my family + the previous owner has basically watched me grow up at this point. But truly, the food here tastes as authentic as it can get in Ottawa and very comparable to the AMAZING food you'd find in Toronto/markham. It brings memories back from HK cha cha tengs (ifykyk). We usually come for lunch, but the photo attached is from their set dinner menu. If you come for lunch our go-to is usually the baked porkchop rice (classic), wonton soup, satay beef noodles, hot and sour soup, pad thai, and ofc their milk tea. The previous owner still works here from time-to-time helping out and the new owner that took over is also just as great. Just make sure to plan your trip here accordingly, as during rush hours, you may need to wait for an open table - but so worth it.