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Deberías ver Roundabout Art Collective justo después de comer en Golden Dragon Chinese Restaurant. Los platos de su cocina china están muy bien elaborados en este restaurante. Si tienes hambre, ven aquí a tomar su sabroso pollo chino, su bien trabajado pollo al ajonjolí o su sorprendente pollo picante.

La comida a domicilio es una de las estupendas ventajas de Golden Dragon Chinese Restaurant. Una serie de críticos estiman que en este establecimiento el personal es de confianza. Descansar y comer aquí es siempre un placer, principalmente por su eficiente servicio. Te vas a sorprender con los adecuados precios de este lugar. Tan pronto como entras en este establecimiento, sientes su distendida atmósfera. Los usuarios de Google le han asignado una nota de 4 a este lugar.

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Josué Avalos Solicitar eliminación de información
I had not eaten all day, and it was already past the time when everything food-related closes here on a weekday in Raleigh. On a bit of a tight budget and fighting the laziness of a Wednesday night, I reminisced on similar nights from my freshman year of college, when the dining halls had closed, and I needed a break from my studio work. Back in the days before grand changes, like the Raisin Cane’s opening or that new glass building in the brickyard. Back when campus felt infinite, and I was certain I would never change. That I was final. In those days, facing my future and just as hungry as I was earlier today, I would frequent Golden Dragon. I would typically go alone, preferring to eat my meal listening to music in a space away from people. It has been around three and a half years since I last ate here. Maybe four? How wrong I was, yet how incredibly certain and proud. I am nothing like I was back then, but it takes liminal places like these for one to realize what a strange thing it is to change. I wonder if Heraclitus sat at a similar place when he thought about change being permanent; he would love the egg rolls here. I ordered the same dish as I routinely did back then—the chicken lo mein—and for a moment I felt just as sure as before that I am done growing, that I will be young forever. The kind man at the counter took my order diligently, same as he always would no matter how late I came through that door. I wondered if he recognized me, if he was surprised at how different my face looked. It’s as if he had been standing there the whole time I had been gone looking for myself, waiting by the register while the phone rang in the background. It was empty, I had come in near closing time. Since I came to school here, everyone I knew overlooked Golden Dragon. It’s as if it blended right into the wall of Hillsborough Street, like some strange optical illusion. Unlike them, I found it comforting. Dependable. It didn’t change when everything around me did. It stayed consistent when everything about me didn’t. I brought my crossword puzzle book with me to solve while I quietly enjoyed my meal at one of the booths, undisturbed by the doubts and questions of the world outside the glass doors. As I worked on the first puzzle, a man came in seemingly frustrated. He appeared tired and irritated, stepping slightly loud and glancing around. I buried my head in my food, hoping to blend in with the orange wall. He turned to me and called me out, so I took my headphones out. “What is that?” he asked me politely. I responded to him with a shy smile, and he told me it looked good. The man at the counter agreed with me, and we all chuckled when he decided to order it for himself. He thanked the worker when he left and said goodbye to me and another customer who had come in a couple of minutes after him. I hope he enjoyed the chicken lo mein as much as I did. Another customer came in later with a strange attitude, questioning the worker if he had been the one who had spoken with him on the phone. After some confusion, he confirmed it was him. I felt nervous, since this is not typically a great question to be faced with in food service. The man then said, “Perfect, I want to tip you with my order.” What an interesting guy. By this point, the floors were being mopped, and I had finished my meal. I closed my crossword book, cleaned up, and opened my fortune cookie. I thought about all the Golden Dragon fortunes that came true without me even knowing it. The cookie this time said, “You will soon have the opportunity to improve your finances.” Places like Golden Dragon don’t try to impress you. They don’t even try to change. Golden Dragon teaches you to judge on more than appearance. It welcomes you in with familiarity, with humility, and asks, “How have you been since you last needed me?” I shared a fulfilling meal at an affordable price with a version of me I have forgotten in the quietness of a Wednesday night. 4 stars only because I was a little bit hot. Meal type: Other Price per person: $10–20 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4
Teresa Merced Solicitar eliminación de información
Disgusting! The people leaving good review must not know what Chinese food is supposed to taste like bcuz this is the worst Chinese food i have ever had. Inedible. Threw it away. What a waste of money. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1 Service: Delivery Price per person: $10–20
Qiao Feng Solicitar eliminación de información
Loved kung pao chicken and beef. Great Chinese food, strongly recommend. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
China, Opciones vegetarianas
$$$$ Rango de precios por persona $10-$20
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2402 Hillsborough St
Raleigh, Carolina del Norte, Estados Unidos
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2402 Hillsborough St, Raleigh, Carolina del Norte, Estados Unidos
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LunesLun 11:00-22:30
MartesMar 11:00-22:30
MiércolesMié 11:00-22:30
JuevesJue 11:00-22:30
ViernesVie 11:00-23:00
SábadoSáb 11:00-23:00
DomingoDom 12:00-22:30
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