Small, clean space with typical Asian style and bright lights creates a comfortable atmosphere. Menu offers pan-Chinese variety beyond dumplings, attracting those seeking authentic flavors. Seating is limited, so early arrival is common.
Dumplings taste fresh and homemade, with options like Pork & Napa and steamed vegetable varieties. Hot and sour soup and Mongolian beef stand out, with the latter available without soy sauce for allergies.
Chicken with corn stands out in the egg drop soup here. The soup blends corn and chicken flavors smoothly and is a common choice alongside other dishes like dumplings and braised beef noodle soup.
"These dumplings taste so fresh and homemade, you can taste the care in every bite."
"The Chinese food here, especially the dumplings, is outstanding and flavorful."
"I thought the Egg Drop Soup tasted very fresh and homemade."
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Reservations are not required, but arriving early is recommended to secure a seat.
The restaurant closes at 9pm, which may be early for weekend diners.
Prices range from $15-20 per dish, which may be on the higher end for some.
Small dining room offers a cozy atmosphere that feels family friendly and welcoming despite occasional noise. Chefs present dishes with attention to detail and freshness, especially in sushi and sashimi. Prices remain very good, making it a popular spot for quality Japanese food in the area.
Egg drop soup offers a delicious and comforting start. Orange chicken has a strong burnt oil taste and a slimy texture, while boneless salt and pepper chicken stands out as a favored option.
Delicious and comforting with a texture enhanced by egg white, the egg drop soup stands out. It consistently pleases and is a favorite among family members.
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Ayumi accepts credit cards, debit cards, or cash.
There is plenty of parking available.
Prices are very reasonable compared to other sushi spots.
Modern Chinese restaurant combines clean, sleek interior with robot servers that deliver food, creating a futuristic dining experience. The atmosphere feels inviting and vibrant, with both indoor and outdoor seating options. Self-ordering kiosks add to the tech-forward setup, distinguishing it from typical Chinese eateries.
Crispy beef and Mongolian beef stand out with tender meat and flavorful onions. Orange chicken has a perfectly battered and fried texture. Potstickers and egg yolk sesame balls also feature prominently.
Creamy corn and classic egg drop soups stand out here. The egg drop soup serves as a go-to comfort alongside other casual Chinese dishes.
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The restaurant offers a lunch special: buy one get one half off.
Food ordering is similar to fast food; scan a QR code to order.
The restaurant is clean and well-maintained.
Small restaurant with authentic Chinese cuisine offers a calm, family-friendly atmosphere suitable for groups up to four. The place stays packed on weekend dinners and serves generous portions of well-regarded dishes like salt and pepper chicken wings and chicken chow mein.
Authentic Cantonese dishes like beef broccoli and BBQ pork soft noodle stand out here. The egg drop soup and orange chicken also get strong recommendations for flavor.
Egg drop soup here is tasty and comforting. It often comes with the lunch special, paired with an egg roll and a main dish.
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Lunch specials are available Monday through Friday from 12 pm to 3 pm.
Happy hour menu is offered from 11 am to 3 pm.
The price for a certain plate is $17.99.
Spacious dining area feels like a warehouse with simple, clean seating. Noise echoes even with few people, creating a loud atmosphere despite friendly service and affordable prices. Complimentary egg drop soup adds a unique touch to the experience.
Fresh dumplings come in three styles, including fried beef and steamed vermicelli varieties, all packed with flavor. Complimentary egg drop soup and a black vinegar chilli oil sauce enhance the meal.
Complimentary egg drop soup comes with every meal and includes extra refills. It features a light and refreshing broth with corn, making it a thoughtful touch to the dining experience.
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The restaurant offers complimentary egg and corn soup with meals.
Dumplings are made in-house, ensuring freshness and quality.
Prices are very reasonable compared to other options in the area.
Open kitchen fills the small space with sizzling sounds and rich aromas, creating a warm and lively atmosphere. Outdoor seating offers a pleasant alternative to the cozy but often hot interior. Large portions and customizable menu items attract a steady crowd, especially on busy weekend nights.
Chow Fun stands out with its availability and texture. The Kung Pao chicken offers a god-tier flavor, while the sweet and sour chicken features a nice sauce with pineapple, onions, and carrots.
Egg drop soup offers pure comfort food with a smooth, soothing texture. It pairs well with dishes like Kung Pao beef and salt and pepper wings.
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Golden Bay Asian Food is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Expect to wait on Friday or Saturday nights due to high demand.
They prefer cash payments, so be prepared.
Chinese restaurant offers quiet, friendly atmosphere with clean, spacious indoor seating. Food caters to the Western palate with lunch specials and timely service. Prices and menu details may vary between online and in-house.
Lunch specials offer fresh, spicy dishes like Kung Pao chicken and hot and sour soup. Signature items include orange chicken, Mongolian beef, and egg drop soup that bring classic flavors with satisfying spice.
Egg drop soup has a very western style and tastes good, similar to childhood Chinese restaurants in Delaware. It comes highly recommended among the dishes offered.
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Lunch and dinner specials are available.
Street parking is available nearby.
Payment is handled easily with credit cards accepted.
Mongolian barbecue restaurant offers a calm and relaxing atmosphere with quiet, soft music and a friendly, welcoming vibe. The interior features updated decor with wallpaper and gold trim mirrors, creating a comfortable space suitable for families and dates. The environment supports easy conversation and feels clean and well-maintained.
Wonton soup comes in a large portion and tastes delicious. Egg drop soup is served as a complimentary starter and is also tasty. Egg Foo Young is no longer available for takeout.
Complimentary bowls of egg drop soup come with meals, often early in the visit. The soup is delicious and appears as part of an all-you-can-eat buffet option.
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The restaurant operates on a serve-yourself basis where you select your food and pay by weight.
All food is priced at $5.99 per pound.
The restaurant is always clean and well-maintained.
Clean, spacious interior with casual, cozy atmosphere and Chinese instrumental music creates a relaxed dining experience. Families and kids feel welcome in this kid-friendly, peaceful setting. The place stands out for its serene vibe and straightforward, no-frills design.
Beef chow fun comes in a dry style with black bean sauce not listed on the menu. Fried egg rolls stay crispy and hot. Dishes like Imperial Shrimp, almond chicken, chicken lo mein, and Mongolian Beef appear regularly. The Mongolian beef stands out as very tasty and well-prepared.
Egg drop soup comes with a smooth texture and a delicious flavor. It often arrives alongside an egg roll and steamed rice as part of lunch specials.
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Big portions make it easy for 3-4 people to eat well for around $50.
Lunch specials offer great value and reasonable prices.
Easy parking is available in a nearby strip mall.
Dim sum restaurant offers freshly made soup dumplings prepared in front of diners and features vegetarian and vegan options with authentic Sichuan flavors. The space feels tiny and quaint with basic decor and casual, warm atmosphere. Ordering and payment happen via QR code at the table, allowing for easy separate checks.
Fresh, handmade dumplings come straight from the kitchen, including Pork Xiao Long Bao and Spicy Pork Wontons. Vegetarian and vegan options appear alongside dishes using Sichuan peppercorns for authentic flavor.
Egg drop soup varies here, with some versions tasting fresh and tasty while others do not appeal as much.
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The restaurant only accepts card payments; cash is not accepted.
Ordering is done exclusively through a QR code menu, so bring a charged phone.
The lunch special is $12.99, including an entree, two sides, and rice or chow mein.
Gorgeous dining space with grand design and photo-worthy decor sets an upscale tone. Atmosphere ranges from quiet and classy to occasionally loud, with private rooms available for intimate gatherings. Full bar and Lazy Susy turntables support shared meals and social dining.
Walnut Shrimp and Beef and Broccoli highlight the chefs' mastery of flavors. The orange chicken is tangy but mild, while the egg drop soup includes corn and chicken bits for a twist. White chocolate fortune cookies add a surprising sweet finish.
Corn and bits of chicken add a twist to the classic egg drop soup. The soup rates well for its unique ingredients and solid flavor.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups.
Expect a two-hour limit for reservations during peak times.
The restaurant offers lunch specials on weekdays.
Small, unassuming Chinese restaurant with family-style dining and both indoor and outdoor seating. Busy and loud atmosphere with poor acoustics due to hard surfaces. Decor is simple but clean, creating a friendly, mom-and-pop vibe.
Crispy, flavorful orange chicken stands out alongside tender Mongolian beef with crunchy vegetables and a delicious sauce. The menu also includes authentic Cantonese dishes and dim sum with large portions and good prices.
Egg drop soup comes in large portions and is part of a $15 lunch special that includes an entree, fried or steamed rice, and an eggroll. It stands out as one of the better dishes available.
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The restaurant closes promptly at 9:50 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
Lunch specials are available Monday to Friday from 10 am to 3 pm for $15.75.
An automatic 18% gratuity is added to the bill without prior notice.
Salt and pepper chicken wings stand out as a signature dish with a loyal following. The setting is low-key and no frills, often noisy and crowded during busy times. The restaurant has an older, somewhat outdated interior but maintains a welcoming, family-friendly vibe.
Orange chicken stands out with great texture and flavor, served in generous portions. Salt and pepper wings, Sze-shuan spicy chicken, Mongolian beef, and the war wonton soup also feature prominently on the menu.
Starchy texture defines the egg drop soup here, making it hearty and filling. It pairs well with dishes like salt and pepper chicken wings and Kung pao chicken.
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Lunch specials are available from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
The restaurant is located inside a shopping plaza with ample parking.
Expect higher prices due to recent inflation and tariff increases.
Chinese restaurant offers large portions and reasonable prices with a wide variety of over 100 entrees. Atmosphere feels clean and pleasant, suitable for dining inside or on the patio. Food quality varies, but some dishes like sesame beef stand out as favorites.
Corn egg drop soup arrives hot and fast. Orange chicken and sesame chicken stand out. Chicken chow mein and veggie egg foo young offer solid options. Egg rolls and potstickers come as tasty starters. Hot and Sour soup adds a nice kick.
Hot bowls of corn egg drop soup arrive quickly with every order. Each serving comes piping hot and ready to enjoy while looking through the menu.
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The lunch special is $10, offering good value.
Family Dinner 'A' costs $40.18 and serves multiple people.
The restaurant offers a large menu with over 100 different entrees.