Go China Restaurant

Their prices have increased substantially as they have in so many other businesses but today I had their shrimp in garlic sauce and was surprised by how delicious the dish was. The sauce was spicy but not excessively so. The shrimp were fresh and well prepared. The green beans were crispy but not raw nor overcooked. The egg flower soup was also delicious as was the vegetable egg roll.

Quite possibly the WORST and most overpriced Chinese food in Pasadena. What I ordered: Salt & Pepper Calamari What I got: a cluster of fried mess. The Calamari were overcooked and rubbery. There was hardly any salt and pepper flavor on them. Although I could see onions and peppers in the box I could not taste them on the Calamari at all. Really disappointed. The green beans were mediocre, however I appreciate them not being too oily. For the money, this experience was not it at all. Pasadena has lots of Chinese restaurants, skip this one. Parking: Parking available in the rear.

First time ordering here. I got the lemon chicken, my favorite Chinese food plate. They sent out the order with no sauce. The chicken is supposed to be thin cut, but this was almost see thru thin, all breading, nearly no chicken. And it was burnt. So i ended up with breaded, dry, burnt flavor chicken jerky. The veggie noodles were sad. The noodles were decent, but the veggies were clearly added afterwards. They were cold, cut too large, and uncooked, which ruined the entire plate. I also got the Mongolian beef. The sauce was amazing. But overshadowed by chewy tough meat. I was going to give this place one star, but the sauce earned the 2nd. The only good thing in the entire order. I got an ice cream with the order. But they didn't place it in a separate bag. They attempted to separate cold from hot with a cardboard, but it failed and was melted. Postmates offered a $12 discount with an order over $60, but then added a $7 service fee. So after the service fee, plus delivery fee, and tax