Golden Dynasty

The Golden Dynasty at the Tropicana was not Golden at all. It wasn’t even bronze. But what I can say about the Golden Dynasty is they have wire in there food. My sister was eating her meal on Christmas Eve and she screamed and took a wire out of her mouth. She does not wear braces.
The food was okay up until that moment and then we didn’t know what we could eat.
They took everything off the bill
We left a nice tip for the waiter.
Don’t bother with this place.

They have the best peeking duck in the world this is the only place I would go to for peeking duck!!! Jason the waitor is the best he is very attentive and welcoming!

If I could give a .5 star, I totally would.
First, the host was rude. He sat us begrudgingly even though the only words out of our mouth was «table for 4?»
Second, the food was not especially great for the price we had to pay. (Our entire bill was about 75 $ for three dishes which we split family style)
They seemed reluctant to bring us chopsticks at request or refill our waters.
Finally, this was my biggest peeve with this restaurant. We had to literally chase down a waiter to pay for the check. Then when someone finally came with the check they brought us a check to bill it to the room (we had already told them we were not staying at the hotel) so when we gave them a credit card and told them we weren’t guests the waitress kept insisting that I sign the bill before she ran the card. I kept refusing because I like to know how much I’m signing for. Her excuse «I just don’t want to have to run back and forth a lot.» The cash register was about 3 feet away from our table. It took her about 10 – 15 minutes to come back with my card, so what she was doing with it is beyond me, but I’m watching the statements like a hawk.
I wouldn’t suggest going here unless you like sketch restaurants and hostility.

Who doesn’t like a restaurant that’s just barely far enough from the casino so you don’t have to smell the smoke? My girlfriend and I went in here and ordered our standard Chinese fair. She had shrimp lo mein, I had General Tzo’s chicken and then we split a fried wok special (which really wasn’t). The chicken and shrimp dishes were on par with any Chinese place I would eat at in New York city. The best part of the meal was the noodles they brought out to nosh on. They were greasy which is the way they are supposed to be.
And the hot towels before and after the meal were nice. Didn’t know you weren’t supposed to lay them on your face and lean against the wall to relax. Live and learn.