Here in town on a business trip. Drove by here and here we are. The atmosphere is traditional with large koi in a swimming pond.We had a warm welcome and were seated quickly. The menu had a wide range of options . This included sushi. They also have liquor if you want some. The flavor of all meals was good to average with only one complaint coming from the pho seafood soup, lacking seafood. I will probably never be in this place again. (It's not their fault)but for this visit, I will recommend this place, I had a decent overall experience here.

Food: I've had a variety of items from both the traditional menu and the sushi menus and haven't met a disappointing mouthful yet. However, if you're looking for the typical Americanized commercial style prep, sadly you will not find it here. The food is made with care and not prepackaged and reheated as many places do. The General Tso is in a real sauce with crispy chicken and lightly fried onions served with a steaming bowl of white or fried rice. My absolute favorite though is the sushi! Service: Chi makes the sushi at the sushi bar and for the most fun, sit at the bar! Chi is personable and loves to engage with all his customers (whom he treats like old friends). I had some health issues that now limit my diet. Chi found out and told me just to ask how he might modify a recipe to meet my dietary concerns so I can continue to enjoy many of the dishes I thought would be lost to me forever. Ambiance: if you're looking for a nice sit down meal in a relaxed atmosphere try take a seat near the Koi pond in the dining area, or if you're looking for an experience and a meal with great food grab a stool at the Sushi bar, especially after 7 on a Friday!

This is the place they helped me fall in love with Asian food as a kid. I'm 53 now, recently moved back home, and the food is still excellent (especially the Japanese IMO, tho the sushi isn't fancy). Sadly, some of the vintage charm has been replaced, but the tempura (best I've had) + Japanese dinners are still fantastic!! Nicest people own + work there.

I arrived at a typical strip mall Chinese restaurant for my first visit. I found the place quiet with a smattering of people as it was an early Dinner. The four of us were greeted at the door and seated at a corner table. Reviewing the menu, we decided on the family style dinner for 4. This allows each to enjoy their choice of entrees and sides. It also includes a fixed appetizer, soup and beverage. The food arrived in stages by an attentive server. The food was prepared to perfection and the presentation was well received. The only issue was that the fried pork was gristly and over done. Other than that, the food was delicious with ample portions. The price was reasonable. I intend to return in the future to this gem of a modest restaurant.

New to town. Love the atmosphere. Fish swimming in the pond. Had chicken and broccoli for lunch. The next day I had a rainbow roll and spicy tuna roll. Good convo with the owner.

I haven't been to Golden Dragon in a few years and I've really been missing out. Tonight I decided to order takeout from there on a whim and get a dish I've never had before. Orange Beef as my entree and crab meat cream cheese wontons as a side. The orange beef is absolutely delicious. I shared it with 2 other people who also really enjoyed it. In fact, one person tried to take all of my orange beef (ha!). The side dish was also enjoyed by all. Equally important, the employees are incredibly nice. Attached is a picture of my leftovers.