DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND ORDER FROM GOLDEN STAR. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COST. We had a terrible experience with our food, the management and the staff. The sweet and sour pork was sub par, dripping in grease, soggy, full of gristle and more connective tissue than actual meat. The mandarine chicken was mostly fat. Thigh meat is great but not when its that fatty. The fried rice was the only saving grace. I should have known better than to order anything else besides rice!!! I usually order from Golden Star on Orchard. But i took a chance because I really like the pork fried rice from Joy Gardens. Ugh what a mistake. I placed a very large family order with 5 boxes of chow mein. I did not want soupy vegetables in clear gravy, so I specifically asked for "fried noodles" The girl taking my order (who was very sweet) heard "dry noodles" and I ended up with, you guessed it, 5 boxes of vegetables with clear gravy. All 5 boxes went into the trash can. This was a birthday meal for my 17 year old and these kids wanted chow mein. This order was well over $100 and we left a $15 tip on a "pick up" order because we have much respect for restaurant staff and it was quite late. I called to tell someone about what happened and they immediately started arguing with me. Telling me how I ordered incorrectly and giving me a lecture on the different types of chow mein. Apparently when I said I dont want a box of mush, I want crispy fried noodles, it was my mistake. I was simply trying to differentiate betwen the mushy stuff and Firm Pan Fried Noodles. I just thought we were on the same page and we werent. Ultimately, this was never about money, I was just hoping that as a business, they would care enough about good customers to offer a gesture of kindness or at the very least, not disrespect and blame me. I work in customer service. I get it. Dealing with an upset customer can be tough but this was next level. They jusy kept talking over me, blamiing me, and telling me how it was my fault and I got what I ordered, how is that their problem?" No "I'm sorry that happened, no offer to correct it, not even a "hey I'll throw in a box of chow mein with your next order, Im sorry about the confusion" After I asked why as a business owner, they wouldn't want to at least acknowledge me or extend any kind of gesture of kindness, I was offered the pan fired noodles if i wanted to pay $2.50 per person for the difference? So did I want to pay another $15 for some chow mein the day after my meal when they just treated me like garbage? It wasn't about the money. Just show a little humility or remorse or something 😔 I would have been a lot more understanding. Super disappointed all the way around. 😔