All I come here for is their salt and pepper fish. I noticed they have wings, shrimp, and even pork…read morechop... so I wondered... hmm do they have fish? And they do! You just have to ask for it and they'll make it for you. And it's so good. You get the spicy, salty umami of the onion and pepper mixture coating the freshly fried fish fillet... actually heavenly after a long Sunday morning service. Their rice is usually just ok, but it's rice yknow? I'm not expecting the finest quality rice from a food court place lol. So it does its job well!

I ordered duck & chicken cake noodles $22 Looks good on…read morepics posted What i got was like nite & day from pics I Got 5 little bony pieces of duck on my plate, not going back dere again

Ordered and paid on-line…read more Chicken chow mein sub cake noodles and Mapo Tofu. Saw some of the nuns from OLGC. You know is good value if the nuns are there! Good portions couldn't eat it all. Staff immediately engaged with me when I walked in and had packaged the chow mein sauce separately from the cake noodles as not to soak the noodles. Have been in couple times since it reopened as Grand Chinese Restaurant and each time they surprise me by doing something nice, like the side sauce for chow mein. Next time I'm getting the shrimp with black bean and the stuffed eggplant, bitter melon, tofu trio. Chance a visit for a family night out, you won't be disappointed.

My dad's friends were visiting da 808, and when they are here, they like to try different Chinese…read morerestaurants on Oahu. I've seen a few of my Yelp buddies check into this Chinese restaurant called - Grand Chinese Restaurant so I decided to take them to this place to give it a try. What can I say about this joint? It's your typical old skool Chinese restaurant, which provides ono Chinese comfort food, great service, & a spacious environment to have a meal with family and friends. The only downside about coming here was that their air conditioner tripped the electrical power here, so it was rather hot/warm inside of the restaurant. We ordered an array of dishes (see pics), and the food was enjoyable. Some of the standout dishes were the Steamed Fish, and the very meaty Roast Duck. Located at the Pearl City Shopping Center, you can find Grand Chinese Restaurant tucked away just next door from American Savings Bank area. Prices here were very reasonable, food portions were more than generous, and the staff provided friendly fast service! Easy 5 stars, but I had to minus a star due to the hot/warm dining area due to the a/c not working. Lol!

GAU GEE!!!! The only place on the west side for Gau Gee!! The crispy gau gee are HUGE, filled w…read moremeat!! The Gau Gee Mein w soft noodles and veggies are delicious. The soft gau gees are huge also!! Service is fast and its a no frills good chinese food restaurant. They can accommodate large groups also. This is one of the first stops we make when returning home!! If you are a visitor stop by and try the crispy gau gee and gau gee mein! This dish is exclusive to Hawaii.

We ordered the Seaweed Soup, Mongolian Beef and rice. $33…read more It's been hard to find a good Chinese restaurant lately. So we tried this old family favorite and it was a winner. Not many people dining in - this place used to pack em in - but, plenty of take out orders happened while we were dining. This seaweed soup was flavorful, full of veggies and meat. It was large and very satisfying. This was the best Mongolian beef on Oahu. I would like more of a wok cooked flavor but since they don't have any competition here it was good enough. We'll be back to try some of the other dishes and maybe the lunch special.

My Boss offered to buy me a plate lunch a while ago, probably around six months ago and we were…read morecraving hamburger steak. So that's what he ordered. Now I wasn't expecting much from this place because it looks a bit old from the outside and no customers in sight. But my mind changed the instant that fork with the hamburger steak went into my mouth! All I thought was "wow, now this is amazing!" I don't come around this spot too often, but every time I do... I can only think of that plate, lol! So today I made the stop and guess what I got? The sad part of it was my phone was blowing up and decided to sit down and answer all the inquiries for our business. BIG mistake on my part... I spent a good hour on the seat not even opening to eat my plate Next time I'm eating first!!! My customers can wait

Uniquely the only eatery in Palisades in the same lot as the only convenience store, gas station &…read moreshave ice shop, on Auhuhu St. We enjoyed the food when we lived up there and still go back to get our fill or party pans! Portions are big. 2 katsu sub all fried noodle plates can feed 5 of us (2 adults, kids 11, 10 & 6) add on another plate and can feed the older kids at home too. Their burgers are home made, so is their hamburger steak and gravy and the gravy for the roast pork...winnah! We pretty much like everything we've tried here. The chili is different tho, def home made too but not the normal flavors I go for (kinda sweeter yet lil smoky & runnier w/more veggies than meat). Party pans we usually get katsu. Noodles. Or mix of katsu/BBQ chicken. Prices have gone up (like everywhere else) but they do give ALOT. And doesn't help that we sub plates with rice for noodles for like $4 more. The family owned diner is open most holidays, always has customers & they're really friendly. Even the guys in the kitchen smile at you. They let you post flyers on the front glass so they support their community too! I'll be a customer for life!

What an amazing restaurant featuring comfort food roots with a modern twist. Ordered the Grandpa…read moreRolling Beef, boom boom chicken and Zong Zhi rice. Reasonably priced and extremely popular. The chicken was fried in bite sizes with a crispy coating and hints of Chinese 5 spice. It was served on a bit of cabbage with fried basil. If you order the sauce that goes with it, you'll get a slightly sweet accent to the chicken. Grandpa Rolling Beef is a creative braised beef rolled in a scallion pancake with extra veggies. Great flavors with a crunchy texture. The joong or zong zhi was mochi rice with pork and preserved egg. If you were looking for home style sticky rice, you got it here with a bit of a light sauce. The preserved egg brings back memories of Popo's kitchen/ your childhood. We tried Taiwan tofu pudding for dessert. You should order it even if you order nothing else. Perfect for two. Silky tofu in a slightly sweet sauce with shaved ice, boba and peanuts combine for a perfect dessert. Not heavy and just sweet enough to tempt a non-dessert person. A return to this restaurant is always warranted! Give it a try!

Very good! Good service and it was clean, good bathrooms. Place is so pretty inside and Fun. Food…read moreseems to come very fast!!!! The honey toast is absolutely magnificent!! We come here just for it sometimes. We love the Grandpa roll! The scallion beef and noodles (could of used more flavor this time) The monster pork chop! Holy moly! We love the spicy wontons and noodles! The scallion pancake! For a family of 5 it was right over $100. Not too terribly expensive.

What a lovely authentic Chinese spot in aiea! Chinese run, with great flavors, comparable to town…read morein my opinion. We got some of the classics like salt and pepper pork chop, honey walnut shrimp, black pepper beef, as well as a Chinese classic salted fish egg white fried rice. All fresh and delicious. Great wok hay flavor. Not pictured was the hot and sour soup which we love as well. Friendly staff, and can get busy dinner time! Stop by and check um out for your Chinese food cravings!

We were invited to dinner at Golden Wheel. Never having been there, I was pretty excited to try…read moretheir food. There's a lot of parking in front or just down the slight hill which opens to a bigger parking lot. The dining room looked brightly lit, clean and inviting. No other customers were there & the rest of our party didn't come yet either. Our table could seat possibly 8 people but there was only 6 of us so we removed some of the chairs so everyone could sit comfortably. We ordered the following: * Char sui fried rice - nice taste with the char sui mixed within the fried rice. * Peppered beef w veggies - good taste, the veggies consisted of bell peppers and onions. * Walnut shrimp - nice shrimp pieces fully covered w the cream/sauce served w walnuts on the side. Nothing fancy; tasted like others that I've tasted before. * Oyster sauce chicken over cake noodles - wish there was better chicken pieces and more sauce for the cake noodles. I had to scrape up whatever sauce was on the serving dish to top off the cake noodles. * Pork chops - this was one of my favorites as it was cooked perfectly and tasted great. There was this green onion & jalapeño mix on it but I don't like spicy so I stayed away from the jalapeños. Crispy gau gee - it was small and it tasted ok. Have seen bigger, filled gau gee. Service - the ladies came around frequently to refill our water glasses. We were given take out boxes to bring home the leftovers. Their sweet and sour sauce was good. I spooned that over everything. Prices - seemed reasonable enough Would we return? Maybe but if we really wanted to eat Chinese food, we probably would go somewhere else. Would we recommend this place? Sure, as everyone has their own taste. I understand this is the 3rd owner and I wouldn't want them to close up because of my review. You'll just have to go & try it...select what you like to eat and see for yourself. This review is just my own opinion. Good luck to Golden Wheel.

The Best Sweet Bread Baked Manapua I have had. The buns are…read morea sweet bread lite in texture & the char sui red pork is so delicious!A real taste treat!!!Service by the staff is quick & friendly& the pork hash , half moon, rice cake & noodles make for a great meal or snack. The chow fun & chop Suey noodle are great too! They also serve Chinese food to go or eat there. Love stopping here, you will to!

Walked in on a weekday at 9:30 am. Greeted by Shy who quickly took my order. All the side dishes…read morelook super Ono and I chose the Ginger fried rice and regular char siu fried rice My plate was a 2-choice, mushroom chix and string bean beef. Servings of everything are so huge that the plate can hardly close! Shy was friendly, kind and courteous as she filled the plate and smiled when I told her the plate would be feeding my 90 year old mom for a week :) Quick service, friendly atmosphere, Ono food, huge servings! Nothing better than that! Mahalo Shy! You made my morning!

My dad's friends were back in town, so I decided to take them to another hole-in-da-wall Chinese…read morejoint in Waipahu. Wong Kung Chinese Restaurant is located in a small strip mall a few doors down from the FAMOUS Elena's Filipino Foods restaurant. Wong Kung Chinese Restaurant looks a bit dated, but since I'm a fan of old skool eateries, I figured I'd give a try. Upon looking over the menu, I decided to order the "Menu for Five" which the price was listed at $99.99, and the following items were on this menu - 1. Scallop Soup 2. Mix Seafood with Vegetables 3. Fried Fish Cube 4. Char Siu Fried Rice 5. Roast Duck (1/2 order) 6. Sweet Sour Spareribs 7. Beef Broccoli 8. Sam See Mein What can I say about the grub??? Overall, most of the food items were pretty good, with the exception of the Scallop Soup which my dad & I found to be a wee bit too salty. I also found that the Roast Duck appeared to be kinda dried out. As for the rest of the menu items, it was pretty good! Some of the outstanding items were the Fried Fish Cubes, as it was nicely deep fried & although a dipping sauce was given, it was not necessarily needed. The stir-fried items like the Seafood w/Vegetables and Beef Broccoli are hard to mess up, and those dishes were good. The Sam See Mein was also delicious, and I would easily come back here for their noodles. Service here was on point, fast friendly service. When I paid for the meal, I'm not sure if they automatically added on the tip? The bill came out to $119.70 (not including tax) when on the menu, it said $99.99. To top it off, there was another 3% charge if you pay via credit card. I think the business needs to update the menu, if you're not going to stick to the prices as listed on the menu.

My regular place for roast duck was on vacation and since was in the area, thought I'd support the…read morebusiness. Their house special fried rice was good but the half roast duck I ordered appeared to be not the freshest, kinda "old". Service was good; the woman welcomed me in and the male cashier was pleasant. I probably will stick to my regular Chinese restaurant near the airport and not make the drive out to Waipahu.

Want to start off by saying their store hours have changed, they're open 6am to 6pm daily. As a…read morefirst-timer here I arrived at 5:38 am because their website and Yelp said open at 5:30 am... oops! No problem, didn't mind the wait since I had time to spare before work. I picked up a dozen mini manapuas for the office. It was a hit with my townie coworkers (apparently anyplace past the aloha stadium is considered "west side" lol). It was about a 10 minute wait for the deep-fried manapuas but worth it. Will definitely be back to try the other manapua flavors.

Service was sub standard and the girl at counter was very rude to a father and son who stood in…read moreline and she decides to help the person behind them when it was their turn to order.customer service was a zero.

Our favorite go to Chinese restaurant. Wor Gau gee is my dish…read more Service is quick and cordial,

Just some advice for Yelp users. When reviewing businesses on Yelp, if they have low ratings,…read morebelieve it. When reading the reviews, don't read the good reviews with so little posts. Read the bad reviews and there the truth will be revealed. My bad for even going into this business. First of all, it was lunch time and only two tables were being used. I ordered one dish, and the last with absolutely no personality or appreciation for me being in there, asks just one dish? I said yes. When she returns, she says order ready. She puts it on a table and walks away. No "Thank you". No thanks for patronizing our restaurant. Not even a smile. I take it as a blessing that she acted that way, because the table of people saw how unappreciative this lady was. I'm guessing that was the owner. NEVER EVER patronizing this restaurant again.