上海老正兴

Wandered in here randomly and was pleasantly surprised! Had a few items from the dim sum menu, hot and sour soup, and chicken lo mein. Everything was delicious and we especially liked the thickness of the lo mein noodles. Reasonable prices. Good service, no hidden fees, food was great, so I guess my experience is a bit different then most that have left a review here. I would suggest trying it regardless of the reviews and hope you catch them on a good day! Not sure if the experience depends on who is working, or maybe there is new management, but we had a good meal.

Walking through china town looking for a place to eat and this looked like a nice place to try. Went in and the restaurant was empty except for three or four Chinese families. As we were shown to our seats, a jug of cold water and some menus were placed down. Got a few minutes to look at the drinks menu before getting asked for our drinks ordered. We then had another 5 minutes before our food ordered, the chap was very patient with me as I destroyed the pronunciation of the dishes. Food arrived as each dish was ready, I don’t mind this as it means your food is fresh. The restaurant started to fill up more and more and by the time all of our dishes arrived the place was full of families. Food was lovely. Hot and tasty. Dumplings were lovely. Tables are cleared quickly but we didn’t feel rushed.

Service was good, I think people came at a busy time where it can make waters feel pushing but the service was great. Got the seat food lo mien and it was fresh and flavorful. Tip was a bit high but with the quick service I cannot complain. Great place

After crushing a half marathon, my friend and I stumbled into Golden Shanghai on a Sunday afternoon. We were seated immediately – no wait! – and the staff was incredibly attentive throughout our meal. We ordered shrimp fried rice, steamed pork dumplings, General Tso's chicken, and pork chop with salt and pepper. Honestly, we devoured everything. Maybe it was the post-race hunger, but every dish was delicious. It was a really pleasant experience. Sometimes you just have to take a chance on a lower-rated spot. We're glad we did! Will we come back? Maybe…

This is one of the restaurants in Chinatown that takes credit cards which is a plus. The menu is rather weird, for example there are no hot appetizers that I could find and they do not even have egg rolls. The lunch prices are extremely affordable but on the weekends when the tourists are out in full force the menu is a bit on the high side. Portions are a little stingy and prices are a bit high when ordering off of the regular menu. They nickel and dime you on things, for example entrees do not come with white rice which costs $2 for a bowl. With the prices a bit high you would think they could throw in the bowl of rice. The food itself is pretty flavorful and better than your average run of the mill American-Chinese take out. The wait staff is fairly on top of things and even a bit friendly but the experience is a bit rushed as we had one employee constantly checking if we were done with things so he could take them away. All in all not a bad place to eat by any means.