Folsom Palace is an Asian bistro restaurant and your prime destination for authentic Asian food with the freshest, premium ingredients and traditional recipes. Located in Citrus Heights, CA, our fining dining restaurant is proud to provide quality service, delicious food, and a warm, comfortable atmosphere. We aim to ensure you have a memorable dining experience with your family and friends. We are an Asian fine dining restaurant serving flavorful and healthy food. We also serve wine and beer.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5450 Sunrise Blvd, Citrus Heights, CA 95610
Phone: (916) 963-8888
Website: https://www.folsompalace.com/
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Reviews
This place was nearby (less than 3 miles) so I called and someone immediately picked up the phone. The greeter confirmed they were open and I was on my way shortly.
This place is open on Christmas Day, it was extremely busy on Christmas Day. I’m not sure if it’s normally that busy or if it’s because they are open on a major holiday.
The AI summary is accurate. The portions are huge and sharing is a good idea. I attempted to eat as much of the chow fun as I could. I couldn’t even finish half of it before I asked for a box.
The waiter unprompted offered me the hot sauce after seeing what arrived at my table. Maybe it’s because I’m Asian. Turns out it’s a tasty combination. The hot sauce looks like they made it themselves. It’s not Sriracha, and it’s not the thick chili sauce that some pho restaurants have.
For how busy the restaurant was, eye contact isn’t enough. Raising my hand was much more effective for when I wanted to check out and asked for a box. I have the feeling all the customers had a bit more patience for our food and service as we the customers collectively watched all the wait staff expeditiously work.
I did feel like they could use some doors to better isolate the kitchen. I was seated near the kitchen and the spiciness of the air did sting my nose. They have a window so we could look into the kitchen. They have an industrial hood that I couldn’t imagine get much bigger before it’s the size of the entire kitchen.
The food was amazing, but the service was so terrible. We got a table. Ordered 22oz beer. The waitress brought us beer which was 19.2 Oz in the can. We said we don’t want it because it says in your menu 22oz. He got so mad. We ordered the different one. He brought to the table,but served it like he showed to our faces. Later, we got our food which was delicious and the other waitress brought it. Our waitress never came and ask how is our food, or if we need something else. After we were done with our meal, the first one came and said, ” You need to leave because others waiting for the table “. My husband said, ” we are still enjoying our dinner ” on what he said, ” I will call to the cops”. For what? Enjoying our dinner?
What kind of atmosphere do u have, when your customers brining you money?
So disappointed!!!
I accidentally found while searching a restaurant in Folsom.
This is a good higher level of asian restaurant clean and good food.
Ordered a combo fried rice and Beijing pork on another day. Disappointed with the Beijing pork, too sour and only saw a few broccoli and either cauliflowers nor white greens was present as stated on recipe. The pork is tough and tasted old. Will not order this food anymore.
On another day I ordered Happy Family, Thai eggplant with chicken( ) and combo fried rice ( )for togo. Also ordered hot & sour soup with jasmine tea for dine in. The food is ok, but I taste better happy family than this with brown sauce. The hot & sour soup was good.
I went with my mother on a Friday night around 6:00 pm, which turned out to be an extremely busy time. In hindsight, that was probably not the best choice, as the restaurant was clearly operating at full capacity.
The food was excellent and truly the highlight of the evening. We ordered the cashew chicken and honey walnut prawns, along with steamed rice, and everything was flavorful, well prepared, and deserving of five stars. We also had two glasses of Chardonnay and two sodas. Our total came to about $81, which felt a little high but the quality of the food is 5 stars.
We told our waiter it was our first time visiting and he was very welcoming. Service was understandably impacted by how busy the restaurant was. I would rate it 2.5 stars. Toward the end of the meal, we ordered our second round of drinks, and while the staff was polite, we were asked to have our food boxed up and leave before we had finished our drinks so they could seat other guests. That part of the experience felt rushed and brought customer service down to about 2.5 stars.
The atmosphere was nice, with attractive decor, and I would rate it around 4.5 stars. The main challenge is that the restaurant is small, and the tables are very close together, which becomes more noticeable during peak hours, Because of that I’d give it 2.5 stars. I wouldn’t go there with a large group.
Overall, Folsom Palace serves 5 star food, and I would definitely recommend it based on that. My suggestion would be to visit during an off-peak time for better customer service or consider takeout to fully enjoy the quality of their dishes without feeling rushed.