Great Chinese food, great service and good atmosphere. Had the house special spare rib plate. Ate it and it was delicious. They have a lot more on the menu to order from. Go and get your Chinese food from here. It's good!!Parking: Limited parking spots...if none have to find street parking.
Some of the best orange chicken I've ever had, and the Singaporean noodles and honey walnut shrimp was fantastic as well. Great service, great ambience, 10/10 would recommend.
Sherry Natua
Love the Chinese family food menu! So on point..?❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Shane T.
Highly recommend the jook with ur choice of protein. My go to sick remedy. Also love the house noodles!
Paige N.
Everything is excellent and they even have 2 big round tables that each seat 10 people. This easily accommodated our group of 20 and we had a wonderful experience! We even pre-ordered the food so it was ready shortly after our group arrived. Finding adequate parking is the only issue.
Jade F.
The staff have quick service and are so sweet. The portions are sizable for the price and every plate I've tried is delicious. Definitely my go-to Chinese spot
Daniel C.
Golden Eagle Chinese Restaurant is located between Young St and King St. It's across Old Stadium Park in the complex with Tori Ton, L&L, Eclipse and Fresh Bites. I've never dined here before but heard several people talk about them over the years. One night a friend stopped by to drop off Christmas presents and mentioned she was going to pick up dinner from there for her family so I decided to finally try them out. I looked at their menu and ordered their Minute Chicken Cake Noodle. It didn't take them long to make my order so I was back home before I knew it. When I was there, the place was pretty full. It's a simple dining area with a good amount of tables for customers to dine on. The flavor was local style Chinese and the portion size was good. It's enough to make a person full. I asked for chili oil and got hot sauce instead but that's ok as I fortunately had chili oil at home. The cake noodle was 99% soggy though because the gravy was on it and not packed separately. Maybe you have to ask for gravy on the side? I'm not a huge fan of soggy noodles that made the meal less than favorable. Overall, a good spot for local Chinese food in the McCully-Moiliili area.
Brian K.
The food was very good. Huge servings, nice flavor, served hot. Loved the fried rice. The dining room was pretty disorganized and cluttered. Staff was polite but not super attentive. Food came out one dish at a time and very slow. Even after checking on a meal of a 4 top the last plate didn't come out till first 3 were done eating, crazy. Prices were high but you do get big servings.
Raymond F.
I decided to visit this place after hearing about its delicious food, especially the beef tendon. Despite the late hour, the restaurant was bustling with customers, many of whom were picking up takeout orders. However, the staff promptly took my order, allowing me to browse the enticing items displayed on the wall menu. The black bean clams, roast duck, steamed fish, and ong choy beef all caught my eye, promising future visits. As for the beef tendon I ordered, it exceeded my expectations. Tender and flavorful, it surpassed similar dishes I've had elsewhere. The only downside was parking, as the area tends to get crowded with diners. Nevertheless, if you manage to find a spot, this place is definitely worth a visit for authentic Chinese cuisine!
I ordered rack out and the general Tso chicken was trash... literally I threw it away after a couple bites. The chicken was cooked in some old oil and the flavor made me want to vommit. I had to spit the chicken out it was so awful.
Deborah P.
I guess I never yelp this place or maybe the ghost yelp got it. Since it will be the celebration of Chinese new years soon I told me husband let's go eat jai (Monks food). I saw on the website their jai looks good. It was good. Lots of fungus, watercress nuts, snow peas, fook chu, black mushrooms, long rice, and other things I can't remember. The sweet sour spareribs were good too. I like their soft bone ribs it's more tender and the meat is stringy. This is our go to place to eat. I know there other places to go and eat jai but I decided to try them. The server is always pleasant.
Rob B.
Some dishes were great others so bad they were inedible. Not a repeat for us. Easy to order on line.
Dls K.
My brother ordered Wor Gau Gee Mein. When he almost finished the bowl, he noticed there was a sunflower seed. He then realized it was a roach!!! Disgusting!!! I would never recommend this place for anyone! You will be seeing the Department of Health soon.
Kami Rika
Ordered a combo with ginger chicken and there wew no ginger at all.I couldn't eat a chicken with no taste
Great Chinese food, great service and good atmosphere. Had the house special spare rib plate. Ate it and it was delicious. They have a lot more on the menu to order from. Go and get your Chinese food from here. It's good!!Parking: Limited parking spots...if none have to find street parking.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ginger Chicken, Walnut Shrimp, Wonton Noodle
amazing chinese food, best in price and quality..
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Some of the best orange chicken I've ever had, and the Singaporean noodles and honey walnut shrimp was fantastic as well. Great service, great ambience, 10/10 would recommend.
Love the Chinese family food menu! So on point..?❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Highly recommend the jook with ur choice of protein. My go to sick remedy. Also love the house noodles!
Everything is excellent and they even have 2 big round tables that each seat 10 people. This easily accommodated our group of 20 and we had a wonderful experience! We even pre-ordered the food so it was ready shortly after our group arrived. Finding adequate parking is the only issue.
The staff have quick service and are so sweet. The portions are sizable for the price and every plate I've tried is delicious. Definitely my go-to Chinese spot
Golden Eagle Chinese Restaurant is located between Young St and King St. It's across Old Stadium Park in the complex with Tori Ton, L&L, Eclipse and Fresh Bites. I've never dined here before but heard several people talk about them over the years. One night a friend stopped by to drop off Christmas presents and mentioned she was going to pick up dinner from there for her family so I decided to finally try them out. I looked at their menu and ordered their Minute Chicken Cake Noodle. It didn't take them long to make my order so I was back home before I knew it. When I was there, the place was pretty full. It's a simple dining area with a good amount of tables for customers to dine on. The flavor was local style Chinese and the portion size was good. It's enough to make a person full. I asked for chili oil and got hot sauce instead but that's ok as I fortunately had chili oil at home. The cake noodle was 99% soggy though because the gravy was on it and not packed separately. Maybe you have to ask for gravy on the side? I'm not a huge fan of soggy noodles that made the meal less than favorable. Overall, a good spot for local Chinese food in the McCully-Moiliili area.
The food was very good. Huge servings, nice flavor, served hot. Loved the fried rice. The dining room was pretty disorganized and cluttered. Staff was polite but not super attentive. Food came out one dish at a time and very slow. Even after checking on a meal of a 4 top the last plate didn't come out till first 3 were done eating, crazy. Prices were high but you do get big servings.
I decided to visit this place after hearing about its delicious food, especially the beef tendon. Despite the late hour, the restaurant was bustling with customers, many of whom were picking up takeout orders. However, the staff promptly took my order, allowing me to browse the enticing items displayed on the wall menu. The black bean clams, roast duck, steamed fish, and ong choy beef all caught my eye, promising future visits. As for the beef tendon I ordered, it exceeded my expectations. Tender and flavorful, it surpassed similar dishes I've had elsewhere. The only downside was parking, as the area tends to get crowded with diners. Nevertheless, if you manage to find a spot, this place is definitely worth a visit for authentic Chinese cuisine!
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I ordered rack out and the general Tso chicken was trash... literally I threw it away after a couple bites. The chicken was cooked in some old oil and the flavor made me want to vommit. I had to spit the chicken out it was so awful.
I guess I never yelp this place or maybe the ghost yelp got it. Since it will be the celebration of Chinese new years soon I told me husband let's go eat jai (Monks food). I saw on the website their jai looks good. It was good. Lots of fungus, watercress nuts, snow peas, fook chu, black mushrooms, long rice, and other things I can't remember. The sweet sour spareribs were good too. I like their soft bone ribs it's more tender and the meat is stringy. This is our go to place to eat. I know there other places to go and eat jai but I decided to try them. The server is always pleasant.
Some dishes were great others so bad they were inedible. Not a repeat for us. Easy to order on line.
My brother ordered Wor Gau Gee Mein. When he almost finished the bowl, he noticed there was a sunflower seed. He then realized it was a roach!!! Disgusting!!! I would never recommend this place for anyone! You will be seeing the Department of Health soon.
Ordered a combo with ginger chicken and there wew no ginger at all.I couldn't eat a chicken with no taste