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Bright, roomy Chinese restaurant offering traditional family-style dishes & a full bar.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 9180 W Union Hills Dr, Peoria, AZ 85382
Phone: (623) 572-8838
Website: http://www.goodchinarestaurants.com/
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Reviews
Zona Campbell
The background music was soft, the lighting was not too bright or too dark. There were mostly booth seating, which I like. The bathrooms were old but clean.
I had the sweet and sour pork, which was tasteless, no flavor. I got a second opinion on the sweet and sour pork, it was tasteless to them also. The pork chop suey needed more crispy vegetables in it. If so, it would have tasted better and looked better. The portions were nice, not too big or too small.
The food was a little overpriced.
We weren’t offered a pot of hot tea so I guess it isn’t complimentary. They also didn’t have fried wontons for the egg drop soup. The egg drop soup was very good and flavorful.
The service was very good and the server was very sweet.
I really liked it there but I don’t care for the food we ordered. Maybe different entrees there would have been better, but I only like sweet and sour pork and pork chow mein or chop suey.
… moreI had the sweet and sour pork, which was tasteless, no flavor. I got a second opinion on the sweet and sour pork, it was tasteless to them also. The pork chop suey needed more crispy vegetables in it. If so, it would have tasted better and looked better. The portions were nice, not too big or too small.
The food was a little overpriced.
We weren’t offered a pot of hot tea so I guess it isn’t complimentary. They also didn’t have fried wontons for the egg drop soup. The egg drop soup was very good and flavorful.
The service was very good and the server was very sweet.
I really liked it there but I don’t care for the food we ordered. Maybe different entrees there would have been better, but I only like sweet and sour pork and pork chow mein or chop suey.
Gwen Pooler
Food was awful! Orange chicken was so over cooked you couldn’t even chew it! Broccoli was probably yesterday’s! Beef was fatty and such big pieces it was disgusting! Rice was dry! Noodles were tough! Even the fortune cookies were a disappointment!
We won’t be back and suggest you don’t go either!!
… moreWe won’t be back and suggest you don’t go either!!
Nelson Gonzalez
“I paid $34.89 for two plates of food and a side of rice, and the portions were tiny. I won’t be coming back. For that amount, I could have gone to Panda Express and gotten a family meal with two sides and three entrees.”
… moreNone Of your business
We arrived on a Tuesday around 6-6:15 pm. We waited a few minutes before they could seat us. They placed us at a booth table where the booths were too close to the table so it was uncomfortable. We moved ourselves to the booth nearby with more space between the table and seat, but the seat cushion was worn out and uncomfortably bumpy. The waitress, Julie, was busy, and kept waiting on others before finally taking our order. Then we both waited an extremely long time for our food. The gentleman in a booth across from us, who came in after us, was almost done his dinner when ours finally arrived.
My dinner partner ordered the Sizzling Seafood Platter. The menu said it was lobster, scallops, and shrimp with rice and vegetables.
What came was a tiny 2 oz lobster tail, like a large shrimp size, a few very small shrimp, a few scallops. But, they also used a filler of Fake fishy Krab, to make the dish look larger. They had added a cup of FAKE CRAB aka Krab. Usually advertised as Krab. But, the menu did not have Krab listed as an ingredient. Krab (fake crab) is made up of various fish, not lobster, shrimp, or scallops). It tainted the dish. My partner put all of the fake Krab on a saucer. Showed it to Julie, our server. She told us it was described on the menu as being in the dish. We asked to see the menu. Showed her it was NOT advertised as having the fake Krab in the dish. She said she was taking the menu to the kitchen to talk with them. She then proceeded to try and avoid us. Finally, she came to a table nearby, and we called her over to show her the large amount of fake Krab that had been put into the dish to make it appear a larger portion. She kept saying it was just decoration. Something extra we were getting in addition to everything else. We pointed out that if Krab had been listed along with the Lobster, shrimp, and scallops on the menu it would not have been ordered. We asked for her to bring some of the other shrimp, scallops to replace the large portion of fake Krab. She kept repeating over and over the same thing. Just decoration, something extra. Finally she said other people eat it and she didn’t care if we did not like it. We said what they did was false advertising. She said she didn’t care, and that they had enough customers… Julie was EXTREMELY RUDE!! We do not recommend this place. They also charged $3.00 for some dried, thin, noodle sized wonton chips. Which they previously brought with the meal. A small pot of black tea also costs $4.00. They charge for every little thing, and give fake crab (aka Krab some kind of fish made to look like crab) in their dishes as filler in seafood combination meals. After reading years if other reviews Julie is mentioned over and over as being so incredibly RUDE. She claimed to be one of the managers. According to other customer complaints we’ve read from years of low rated reviews this place does not care how the food is served, cooked, described, and the video on their website is years old. They are definitely not a “Good Cina” restaurant anymore. I did get sick the previous time we ate here. I was concerned about getting sick again. Hopefully that’s not going to happen, but too early to tell! They are in an area where many people are used to going for grocery shopping, Fry’s across the street, and to pick up something from the CVS next door. So, for many its just convenient. But, it’s such a disappointment so often to so very many! Read the one star and two star reviews. They just don’t care. And, apparently Julie can get away with being rude to customers all day long, years on end and they won’t fire her…
… moreMy dinner partner ordered the Sizzling Seafood Platter. The menu said it was lobster, scallops, and shrimp with rice and vegetables.
What came was a tiny 2 oz lobster tail, like a large shrimp size, a few very small shrimp, a few scallops. But, they also used a filler of Fake fishy Krab, to make the dish look larger. They had added a cup of FAKE CRAB aka Krab. Usually advertised as Krab. But, the menu did not have Krab listed as an ingredient. Krab (fake crab) is made up of various fish, not lobster, shrimp, or scallops). It tainted the dish. My partner put all of the fake Krab on a saucer. Showed it to Julie, our server. She told us it was described on the menu as being in the dish. We asked to see the menu. Showed her it was NOT advertised as having the fake Krab in the dish. She said she was taking the menu to the kitchen to talk with them. She then proceeded to try and avoid us. Finally, she came to a table nearby, and we called her over to show her the large amount of fake Krab that had been put into the dish to make it appear a larger portion. She kept saying it was just decoration. Something extra we were getting in addition to everything else. We pointed out that if Krab had been listed along with the Lobster, shrimp, and scallops on the menu it would not have been ordered. We asked for her to bring some of the other shrimp, scallops to replace the large portion of fake Krab. She kept repeating over and over the same thing. Just decoration, something extra. Finally she said other people eat it and she didn’t care if we did not like it. We said what they did was false advertising. She said she didn’t care, and that they had enough customers… Julie was EXTREMELY RUDE!! We do not recommend this place. They also charged $3.00 for some dried, thin, noodle sized wonton chips. Which they previously brought with the meal. A small pot of black tea also costs $4.00. They charge for every little thing, and give fake crab (aka Krab some kind of fish made to look like crab) in their dishes as filler in seafood combination meals. After reading years if other reviews Julie is mentioned over and over as being so incredibly RUDE. She claimed to be one of the managers. According to other customer complaints we’ve read from years of low rated reviews this place does not care how the food is served, cooked, described, and the video on their website is years old. They are definitely not a “Good Cina” restaurant anymore. I did get sick the previous time we ate here. I was concerned about getting sick again. Hopefully that’s not going to happen, but too early to tell! They are in an area where many people are used to going for grocery shopping, Fry’s across the street, and to pick up something from the CVS next door. So, for many its just convenient. But, it’s such a disappointment so often to so very many! Read the one star and two star reviews. They just don’t care. And, apparently Julie can get away with being rude to customers all day long, years on end and they won’t fire her…
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Food has gone downhill. This place used to be my favorite. I got the Mongolian Beef. They literally cooked it and put it on a plate without any sauce and garnished it with a couple of red peppers. This is not Mongolian beef at all taste tasted more like dog food. I wasted my money, please don’t waste your yours
… moreJ.F. Forests
Relax in a cozy updated but old style type of Chinese restaurant. Subdued lighting, soft music, a phenomenally unique carved wooden table, and a drink mixing station off to the side set the mood upon entering. Playing into the nostalgic feel, I expected a little bowl of fried wonton strips to dip into duck sauce and hot mustard, but alas, none came. For a few cents, they should consider adding that–it’s akin to tortilla chips at Mexican restaurants–something to nosh on while deciding what to order. Same for offering up some hot tea in those little pots and tiny cups–I mean, if we’re conjuring the Good Old Days, why not? I ordered a classic Mai Tai, although I wish the straw would’ve been paper instead of plastic, but the paper parasol was classic paper and wood: yay! It was perfect. Our server, Julie, was attentive and so warm and friendly that our entire experience was enhanced. PoPo Platter was my nibble-my-meal memory lane choice. There’s something about making your skewered treats sizzle on a tiny hibachi grill! The filled wontons could’ve used more filling and the “crab” would more honestly be labeled “krab.” The selection would be enhanced by adding in traditional shrimp toast by replacing one of the filled wonton items. My partner’s pork, chicken, shrimp combo meal satisfied him and he said he’d gladly order it again. For some reason, we didn’t get fortune cookies, but I thought of it on the way out and asked host Zack who quickly handed me 2 in cellophane. When we got out to the car, I handed one over and then looked down at mine and it was only broken bits with no fortune. Obviously a packaging flaw at the factory, but it’s a good thing I’m not superstitious!
… moreKristie Cain
First time going and very disappointed, the food is very bleh, they wouldn’t even let me switch out the rice for the noodles. The fried rice was nasty and not fried like I’ve always had. They will never have to worry about me stepping foot back in there. I got a whole plate of chicken but the rice portion was like for a child.
… moreD
Great food every time we come. The service is always so helpful and friendly. Today we had Theresa and she was so delightful. The specials also keep us coming back and they are delicious!
… moreSusan Moen
Great food, and I love the atmosphere there! The restaurant has been there for a very long time, and the hostess, waiters and waitresses are all very welcoming! I highly recommend this restaurant to everyone who is looking for a Chinese restaurant on the North West side of Peoria!
… moreEddie Stern
Bathrooms NEED attention, Waitress had ZERO patience for elder guests. Hot tea looked like coffee, what restaurant can’t give you hot water? Food was only okay, and service improved, but would not recommend at all.
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