Beijing Gourmet

They deliver and they have the closest thing to walnut prawns I’m used to around here! Though do not try to reheat. They are very quick and never messed up my order! The won ton soup is really good as well as the mu shu pork.

I used used to really enjoy this place… last couple times have been. blah. I even found ants crawling along the dine in tables. The veggies always taste dirty.

My family loves their dinner deals, they are a great value for so much food. We get the B value with 3 entrees, soup, and small side of appetizers. They deliver hot and fast and perfect when having last minute dinner ideas.

This place was our go-​to for Chinese delivery. We always ordered the cream cheese fried won tons, sesame chicken, and chow mien. We’ve never had a complaint, with the exception of twice where our sesame chicken was either too dry or too watery. The delivery service was fast and the food was always hot. Plenty to eat with leftovers for days after! We’ve eaten at the restaurant once and it was very quiet and clean. We loved the people who work there! Such a bummer that they do not deliver to our area anymore!!!

My fave best in citrus heights for sure its so good only thing I would say is stay away from the kung pow if you do that than your win a winning zone

Every time we are in the mood for Chinese this is our go to place. We only order out either we go pick it up or have it delivered for no additional charge!!!
The food is delicious! The portions are big compared to what you pay for them! We have left overs for days.

A real hidden gem. Really good lunch specials that are quite tasty. Only draw backs are they are closed Tuesday and they need new seats on the booths.

This place was surprisingly decent. My brother who lives in Los Angeles somehow knew about this place that’s tucked away in the corner of a sketchy strip mall. We ordered a few dishes for lunch — most of them were average (not great, but not bad). But the one dish worth mentioning is the honey walnut prawns. They were far from the best I’ve had, but they were still pretty good, very crispy. It’s good to know that this place is nearby for those days when I’m craving honey walnut prawns… otherwise I’d have to drive to Roseville for Fat’s Asia Bistro or South Sacramento for something authentic.
The customer service was also pretty good. Our server was friendly and we didn’t have to wait to be seated. I will probably be back someday to try other items on the menu.

Horrible service! Would give zero starts if I could. Told me we could sit anywhere. So we sit at the round table that seats five and we are 2. The other options are booths which I don’t like because I am claustrophobic and a table by the door. She tells us this on is for 5. I have there many times and never been questioned. They have several other large tables available. I tell her I don’t like the booths and I do not want to seat at the door. She THROWS the menu and walks away. I have been here at least twice a month because the food is ok and prices are great but I will not tolerate rudeness. I’ll take my money to Panda Express which is similar in taste.

We moved to the local area from fair Oaks about a week ago, and we need to find new restaurants. I found this restaurant suing Unilocal.Otherwise, I think we would have never found this place.
I decided to try the Kung Pao chicken, and General Tao’s chicken.
I liked the Kung Pao much better, but the General Tao chicken wasn’t bad. I think that is a personal choice. The friend rice and noodles were good.
My mother is very picky about Asian food, since she has been cooking Asian food for decades.
She gave her thumbs up to the food. However, we both agreed that the spring rolls were little unusual. The had the perfect texture and crispiness to them. They reminded me of a well cooked lumpia. But the inside ingredients seemed to have too much soy sauce, or some other dark sauce. They still tasted good though, the crispiness was perfect.
And lastly the price. It is very well priced. I don’t think any other place could give a much lower price. My family only tried a couple dishes for take-​out. We will soon dine in for lunch to have another test, in search for a great local Chinese food restaurant, Our previous favorites are too far now.

Awsome customer service, friendly and helpful. The food continues to be great. i have only tries the orange chicken but I can’t help it it’s so good. the prices continue to be inexpensive. The service is fast. I went in at 12 and was home by 1245 wow that was quick.

I didn’t try their food because I was 4.4 miles from their business instead of 3 miles. Looks good but they couldn’t accommodate the distance. I hope that’s helpful to the next person. Again, this is not a review of the food or ambiance.

One of my favorite Chinese restaurants. Anything they have is amazing!
I love their orange chicken and chicken fried rice!
Good prices.

I love the wonton soup and the food taste fresh. great for delivery as well.

My favorite place for honey walnut shrimp. Good size pieces of shrimp,. Also have a good broccoli and beef. The brown sauce is mild and flavorful. This place is hidden in the back of the parking lot. But worth finding them. Good prices too.

Loved this place when we first moved to the neighborhood, but we can’t seem to ever get things cooked the same way each time we go. There is no consistency! :(
We gave up. They are cheap enough and they deliver, but if you can’t consistently make food the way it states on the menu, they just aren’t good. I really wanted to like this place, but I can’t. We gave it so many chances.

Absolutely horrible restaurant. I checked the Unilocal reviews thinking «Hey, I’m in for one helluva meal» but the lady was so rude to us. I tried asking her some questions about the menu and she got so sassy like bish please. Being of Indian descent, she asked me if it was against my religion to eat Pork Fried Rice. That wasn’t the worst part though, the egg drop soup tasted like snot. But the worst part was when I was eating my rice and I found a chicken wing. Like ew. Never going here again.

I’ve tried this place a few more times over the years because of the new reviews and it just don’t do it for me.
I still think the kung pao chicken is alright but most of everything else is not to my liking. Including the general chicken, sesame chicken, chow mein, and fried rice.
The walnut shrimp are pretty good when their fresh, not so much when heated up the next day.

Great food at a great price! I highly recommend getting their thick noodle pan fried Hong Kong Style. It may be off the menu, but they can still make it.
The lunch special is pretty awesome too!

I ate dinner at Beijing Gourmet recently with my dad and stepmom, and had a very enjoyable meal. They said this was the best Chinese they’ve found near their house and they weren’t lying! We ordered the BBQ pork fried rice, the chicken chow mein, the garlic chicken and the Mongolian beef. Everything tasted fantastic, especially the Mongolian beef and the chow mein (they use the slighter thicker noodles which I LOVE). The food even tasted great the next day when I reheated it.
The only downfall was the service. We pulled up tired and hungry and my Dad warned that the wait time at Beijing Gourmet can be long. When we saw the restaurant was barely a quarter full, we thought we lucked out. Wrong. We sat down and waited for one of the two waiters. They were busy helping a couple of take-​out customers– OK, no problem. Then the waiters were just kind of walking around. Then they were talking amongst themselves at the counter. Then they were busing a table– REALLY? You can’t take our order THEN bus the tables? We’re starving. Please let us give you money in exchange for food! But to their credit, once they noticed us (almost 10 minutes later) they took our order and we had our food in around 5 minutes.
So my advice: walk in, get a waiter’s attention as quick as you can (a flare gun may be handy. Just kidding. Kind of.) and then enjoy some awesome Chinese food.