Golden Pheasant

The Golden Pheasant visit suggested by a co worker who lives in the L.A area. He has been to many different places in the United States as well. We he works his home area, he comes here. I was in the mood for Egg Foo Young. Thinking it would be a scrambled egg sheet with usual vegetables. However, the menu had different variations along with it (Beef, chicken, vegetables, pork, shrimp). All of these different price points associated with them. The vegetable Egg Foo Young being the least expensive. Anyway, I received the Egg Foo Young. To my surprise and disbelief it came in a soup form. I was expecting it a regular dry form on a plate platter. Well, I see all kinds of vegetables on the top of the soup bowl and had to dig all for the egg Foo young like a treasure hunt. The size & thickness of the egg was very thick (1/4 inch) by my estimation. Inside the egg was cooked Hash Brown shreds. I appreciated that fact but not so much drowning in soup liquid. It was a good taste, but a little more salty for my taste. I added the finely crushed Black Pepper that the restaurant provided. Now I also had an Appetizer: Pan Fried Pot Stickers. They were excellent. The other members of our party had other good stuff that in retrospect, wish I had. I give the Golden Pheasant a 4 stars rating. They didn't provide an honor to Military or Veterans with a discount. The price points were mainly starts above $12 + as a minimum. The amount of food for those prices you can order a couple of items and feed a party of 4 easily.

We stumbled on this place after shopping. We went with the Google reviews and boy were they right! Everyone was really nice to start. We ordered the lunch specials with soup and rice included. They came family style and the portions were huge! We ordered the garlic chicken and Szechwan shrimp and both were delicious. To boot everything was reasonably priced. We’ll be back!

My first time trying this restaurant. From the looks outside, I might not have chosen this place but my guy said they have great Chinese food! I have to remember that saying from when I was young and not to judge a book by its cover! The lady that took our order was sweet, while we waited for our food, she brought us complimentary cups of Egg Drop Soup...so yum! The broth was thick and very tasty! We ordered the House Fried Rice, Beef filet in satay sauce and the House chow mei with thicker noodles. When each dish came out, we realized we were going to definitely have left overs to take home...score!!!! Each dish was delicious but the favorite for me was the beef filet in satay sauce...the beef was so tender and juicy!!! We have found our new Chinese restaurant!!! The dishes range about $12-$15 on average. But honestly the dishes come with enough to feed 4-5 people. I recommend this place!! 😊