Royal China is my go-to Chinese spot…read more It's really close to my house, which is a huge bonus, but honestly I'd still go here even if it wasn't. The food quality is great every single time. We've ordered a lot from here, and I can't think of anything we didn't like. If I had to pick a favorite, it's probably the hot and sour soup. It's a perfect combination of hot to sour ratio. I've had it in a lot of places, and they just get it right every time. The string bean chicken is also one of my favorites. It's very flavorful, and the green beans are very fresh and cooked perfectly. We also really like the asparagus chicken, Mongolian chicken, walnut prawns, moo shu chicken, and the potstickers. My wife loves the sweet and sour chicken, and my daughter is all about the wonton soup. What's funny is we've never actually sat down and eaten there. I always say we're going to, but usually when we're in the mood for Chinese food, we just want to take it home. Every time I go in though, the place looks really nice and has a great vibe. We've just gotten into the habit of doing pickup. At this point it's just kind of our default. When we're in the mood for Chinese food, this is where we end up.

The best Chinese food I have ever had. Consistent, delicious, and never disappoints. The ambiance…read moreof the restaurant is always very classy, I feel underdressed wearing anything less fancy thank a collared polo shirt! Their chicken chow mien and chicken fried rice is to die for! They have a very large menu with a ton of different options, and seating options ranging from small tables, booths, large tables, and you can also sit at the bar. The hostesses at the front are always welcoming and polite, and the servers are knowledgeable and friendly. Honestly, I struggle not to eat here more than I should because the food is so delicious! I will mention, especially on holidays, they are absolutely swamped. They have a huge following from the locals who know how good the food is, and they're definitely a favorite for people to order out from on holidays. Sometimes they do have trouble keeping up with the sheer number of orders they seem to receive. All in all, if you're going in the evening, I highly recommend reservations, and if you're ordering online on a holiday, order early so you don't miss out or have to wait too long!

My colleagues and I had Honey Walnut Shrimp, House Fried Rice, and Mixed Vegetables, and they were…read moreeach so delicious, authentic, and fresh! The cost was very reasonable. This has been a favorite Chinese restaurant for decades!

BAD experience at this neighborhood restaurant We grabbed…read moredinner from China Garden on Stony Point. We have eaten there or ordered takeout food from them before because it is very close to our home. While it was never great, it always was at least decent. Yesterday, however, it was not good at all. Mine was overcooked and tasteless, made with old vegetables. My friends was also very bad. He woke up at 3:00 AM with horrible stomach cramps! He had to cancel all work today. Ugh! DON'T GO THERE!

Went to Goji Kitchen and honestly it was really good. The place itself is clean and has a nice…read morechill vibe, nothing crazy fancy but just comfortable. The food was the best part though. Everything tasted super fresh and had a lot of flavor. You can tell they actually care about what they're making. I tried the pho and spring rolls and both were really solid, definitely would get them again. Service was great too. Everyone was friendly and helpful without being over the top. Overall just a really good spot. Good food, good service, no complaints at all. I'll definitely be back.

This is one of my top 5 places to eat when recommending a friend. The hospitality here is fantastic…read moreand the food on top is even better. When entering the restaurant there is a welcoming atmosphere that surrounds you. When ordering I recommend the combination beef noodle soup cold days or you to fill you soup desire if you don't want noodles you can get the B.B.Q short ribs even thought it's on the more expensive side it is totaled worth it!!! The five spice chicken is other great choice or the Mongolian beef!! Pair those with a Thai ice tea you would be a happy camper.

Rather pleased with the wor won ton soup I had here. Thick dough and solid but not too heavy meat…read moreon the won tons, good selection of meats and vegetables with it, nice broth. Small restaurant with old-fashioned booth seating. Only one server, who was impressively on top of watching over the customers. The restaurant is obscurely located in the back corner of a spread-out shopping center.

Quality of the food has gone down! But prices continue to rise…read more I hate to say it, but they used to have the best Mongolian beef in town now I'm not sure if it's even beef anymore. It's a lot of gristle not a lot of flavor. The potstickers are still some of the best in town even they did burn them they still have a better flavor than most other potstickers.

It bothers me that I like this place so much…read more Mainly because the cost of dim sum at some restaurants is ridiculous. The fact that Hang Ah charges $8.45 for an order of har gaw or shu mai today when just a few years ago this dish was half the price at most dim sum spots puts a money chill in my very bones. But the fact is that their flavors are on point brings me back in the future. I had one of the best turnip cake dim sum I have ever tasted. Crispy fried with some great flavor through and through. I would order this dish every time I visit in the future. But I would also request that they sear it on both sides for optimum tastiness. The har gaw and fried squid were also full of flavor. I do think that in the future I would request the squid extra crispy as it was a bit undercooked and limp when it should be crispy af. :-) The spot is typical of Chinese restaurants in terms of ambiance and service. All in line with my expectation. My only complaint is paying near $50 for 2 orders of dim sum and one entree. I hate 2026 prices.

Though Hang-Ah Dim Sum doesn't have your traditional dim-sum cart type service, their food is…read moreexceptional and definitely worth a stop if you are in the area. The outside looks unassuming, but the inside is very clean and neat. Not too packed at noon on a Monday. Pros: - Favorite items: Chicken Claws, Lotus Leaf Sticky Rice, and baked bbq buns - The meat on the Chicken Claws was tender and easy to get off the bones. The claws were soaked in a sauce that was a perfect mix of sweet and savory. - Though the baked bbq buns could've used more filling, the bun itself was soft, fluffy, and warm, covered in a thin layer of sticky-sweet glaze that paired well with the sweetness of the chashu pork filling. Cons: - Shanghai Soup Dumplings are a skip. They seemed over-steamed, as the skin was sticking to the bottom of the dish and to other dumplings, causing them to rip easily and lose all their broth when you tried to pick them up. - Items like the sesame balls, the steamed egg custard buns, and the baked bbq buns could definitely use a lot more filling.

OCT2025 Probably one of the better options I've had in the…read morearea. We had gotten food for delivery, and wait times were short for food to arrive. We had ordered the house special eggplant, orange chicken, and vegetable chow mein. Everything was cooked well, portion sizes were nice. The eggplant probably better on location due to the nature of it, but the flavor was good and the sauce a nice additive. It also came with hot and sour soup, and a vegetable egg roll. The soup was good for here. The orange chicken was a lot and sauce got everywhere during transport, flavors were decent for it.

I have taken food out from this restaurant about four times over the last year out of convenience…read moreto my house when I don't have the time travel farther. Yes the portions are very generously large. And, the taste is okay, but not exceptional as compared to an other highly rated restaurant I usually get food from. My biggest complaint is that the service staff is terrible. My recent purcghae was a take out order placed on the telephone. The gentleman who took my order could barely speak english and was very impatient, rushing to end the call. I order a pork mushu, eggplant with added shrimp and the house tofu. I requested that everything be mild as I have a family member that is on meds that do not allow him to eat spicy food. When I went to pick my order up the three containers were placed in a thin plastic bag. When I got home the eggplant /shrimp dish was spicy with three large hot chile peppers right on top of there food. The Mushu pork had no pancakes. When I called to tell them the same man answered the phone and his reply to me was "No Problem"! The older woman who i encountered there at the service counter does understand English but she is gruff and unfriendly. On this last occasion, Mother's Day, when I went to pick up my order there was younger woman who was very pleasant but when I ordered an extra continuer of riv=ce she just handed the hot container to me. Itvwould not fit into the bag with my original order. I asked for another neg. She then put everything into a larger bag (original bagged order as is nd separate rice and tied it). When I got home the containers leaked and it was a mess. When I arrived at the restaurant it was more than 75% empty of diners sitting at tables. No excuse for such sloppy service and attitude. Not going back there for sure.

I absolutely love this place and go back regularly. It's a family business and you can tell the…read morecook is skilled and the food delicious. I eat the Golden Flower wonton soup a lot, but enjoyed their eggplant and other dishes as well.

We ate here last night the first time based on the 4.0 Yelp rating, and I can't agree with such…read morehigh rating based on our dining experience. When we walked in, there was only a table of five customers at the end of their meal because the wait staff just delivered them the bill. I asked for a high chair, and she looked at my daughter and said she's too big for that, but I immediately told her my daughter can still fit in (btw, my daughter is very skinny and young and she prefer high chair everywhere we go out to eat every week, and the last one being only 3 days ago). The waitress didn't even bother to go grab the high chair and just walked away to the counter that is located in the back toward the kitchen. With this attitude, I will give one (1) star especially when the restaurant was not even busy at the time. The high chair by the way was very sticky that leaves stickiness on your hand after touching it kind (i.e., not clean). Another observation was that the waitress was more focus on the other dine in customers who were at the end of their meal than coming to our table to start taking order or at the very lease, offer drinks - it was already passed 6:00 pm and the restaurant was still emptied, everyone was hungry so what's up with the nonchalant attitude? Our party consist of three adults and a toddler, so we decided to try out the family meal at $28 per person that comes in a fixed choice of 1 won-ton soup, broccoli beef, sweet and sour pork, and a chicken dish. We also added a side dish of veggie chow-fun (wide rice noodle), so the entire order without the drink, taxes, and tip was over $100. For the food items we ate, I can only give a 2 out of 5 star rating because they all had one thing in comment - neither taste good or bad but with expensive tags. I didn't get sick after dinner so 2 stars rating is all I can give. All I can say is the food is safe to eat but not great. Some of the positive reviews were about good customer service, but we didn't experience that last night. Some reviews indicated how delicious the food were, but I don't agree based on my dinning experience. Therefore, overall, I can't give this restaurant more than 2 stars. Side note: on the way home, I told my wife that Panda Express would have been a better choice if I knew our dinning experience outcome a head of time.

I had a wonderful lunch at Amy's Chinese Kitchen in Cotati…read more I got a big kick out of seeing Chinese Zodiac placemats on the table. I haven't seen these fun placemats in ages. I decided to grab lunch here after seeing the great Yelp rating. The place has a clean and colorful interior. I ordered the Mongolian Beef Lunch plate, and Iced Tea. I noticed this place has very attentive service. The iced tea was served in a carafe with a glass loaded with ice and lemon slices. The tea was strong, so when it was poured over the ice, it was perfect! The lunch included hot & sour soup. The Mongolian Beef lunch plate was presented with a balance of Mongolian Beef and Fried Rice. A fried won ton skin tops it off. Very good food. Very attentive service. Free 2nd glass of iced tea. I will return and try the won ton soup! Free parking, and it's right next to the freeway ramps.

I decided I wanted Chinese food but wanted to try something different. I placed an order over the…read morephone ( very friendly and helpful). Prices were up there ( but in today's world, what isn't?!) I ordered the cashew chicken, Mongolian beef and veggie chow mein. I was told it would be ready in 15 min and it was. The portions were generous and the food flavorful, and just delicious! I was very pleased and my tummy was happy too! Check this place out. You won't be disappointed!

Super consistent and very good Chinese food! I've gone to a ton of different Chinese food…read morerestaurants in SR and this place by far is the least greasy, very flavorful and super consistent. I usually just order takeout but every time I do the portions are perfect, plenty to have for dinner and enough for lunch the next day. I highly recommended this place. It's well worth it!

We got take out dinner here this week. We didn't actually eat inside but the inside is small but…read morecute. It is very decorated and there are many tables. As to the food, my partner got the seichuan chicken and that tasted pretty good. I got their house special chow mein and it was decent but it was a bit on the sweeter side which was a bit strange for me. Chow mein is usually higher in salt v. Sweet. I got their hot and sour soup and that was also on the sweeter side. Maybe the restaurant leans more towards sweet v savory? I'm more of a savory person myself. Would I go back? Probably but I'd ask for hot sauce as their food tends to be on sweeter side for some reason. They do provide forks and soy sauce when you do take out, but no hot sauce. Next time I'll remember to ask.