Royal China Restaurant — Restaurant in Santa Rosa

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5-Star Culinary Extravaganza at Royal China! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Where do I even begin with Royal China? This gem of a restaurant has taken my taste buds on an unforgettable journey through the realm of exquisite flavors and culinary artistry. From the moment you step in, you are enveloped in an ambiance that effortlessly blends elegance and comfort.

Let's talk about the food - an absolute symphony of flavors that leaves you craving for more. The extensive menu is a testament to the culinary prowess of the chefs at Royal China. Whether you're a connoisseur of traditional Chinese cuisine or a newcomer eager to explore, Royal China has something to offer for every palate.

Now, onto the star of the show – the amazing food. Each dish is a masterpiece, meticulously crafted with the finest ingredients. The freshness of the ingredients shines through in every bite, elevating the dining experience to a whole new level. The variety of flavors, textures, and aromas dance on your palate, creating a gastronomic delight.

The Dim Sum selection deserves special mention – a delightful journey of delicate dumplings, buns, and rolls that showcase the art of steaming and crafting these bite-sized wonders. The Peking Duck is a must-try, with perfectly crispy skin and succulent meat that's a true culinary indulgence.

The staff at Royal China deserves applause for their impeccable service. Attentive, courteous, and knowledgeable, they add an extra layer of warmth to the dining experience. The recommendations provided by the staff showcase their passion for the cuisine and their dedication to ensuring every guest has a memorable time.

The ambiance is tastefully designed, striking a balance between modern aesthetics and traditional Chinese elements. The comfortable seating and well-thought-out decor create an inviting atmosphere that enhances the overall dining experience.

Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply savoring a meal with loved ones, Royal China is the epitome of culinary excellence. It's not just a restaurant; it's a culinary journey that tantalizes the taste buds and leaves a lasting impression.

In conclusion, if you haven't experienced the gastronomic wonders at Royal China, you're truly missing out. Five stars don't seem enough to capture the essence of this culinary haven. Royal China, thank you for consistently delivering an extraordinary dining...

This was the last time I will eat here. I ordered 2 dishes and some plain rice, came 40$, and the food was truly 🤢 gross. I wished i had remembered from the last time about a year ago, that thry use the worst batter to deep fry thier chicken and prawn dishes. Its thick, doughy, and not fried long enough, resulting in mushy, dough like and not at all crispy like it should be. So ate a few bites and started feeling that sick feeling in my stomach so I went back to them and said I wasn’t at all happy with what I received and that I didn’t want my money back just make me another dish that is not fried ….simple…..Not at all!! They kept giving me the runaround, saying their was not manager today etc. So this one really nice server said no problem, what would you like in place of what you had. So I ordered a non battered item, and told her that if the item was cheaper, im not desiring a refund of the difference, Just then, out of nowhere, a manager appears and stops her from doing the exchange, and was going to charge me again!! At this point I started to become disgruntled but she did not budge one bit and insisted since i already had some of one of the dishes, that she would not accept a trade out for another, so i caved and just asked if she would sub one of the dishes…..finally after much haggling and embarrassment in front of other customers, she offered another dish, a chicken and green bean dish. Well i got it home and couldn’t believe my eyes…. It was mostly ALL ouly greasy, overcooked green beans and small pieces of thin, overly sweet, chicken😔….. I know she instructed the cook to do that just to smite me. Not doing this again. I know this place gets good reviews, and has a bit fancier interior than some other Chinese, but the food is quite poor imo, Everything is so over sweet and any fried food is gross, they don’t have anything truly outstanding, and prices are generally higher than thier better competitors. Here is two that are outstanding: Ting Hau ( 4th st) Hang Ah Dim Sum (Armory Dr) These are both fresh, org ingredients and far less sugary...

I have been a loyal customer for nearing 10 years food is consistent and always tastes good. however my last experience the service left me questioning my loyalty to this restaurant. I ordered the same thing I get every time. When the bill came with additional charges that I had not had in prior experiences, I questioned it.

I spoke with the owner and we had disagreements over the charges. I paid the bill in full and went to leave -she chased me out and accuse me of not paying my bill before she checked the table and saw my payment in full. The owner made a big mis-assumption. As a customer for over many years I was highly offended and very embarrassed by the looks from other guests in the restaurant. I should like to think that this family run business cared about their clientele, but I saw no evidence of that in my imteractions. I was surprised that over three dollar question of one meal the owner was willing to lose my business and my future recommendations to others. I spend on average $350 annually dining at this restaurant. So over the course of 10 Years that 3500 in business. Now I am left with the bitter experience of being accused of ditching out on paying my bill. Shame on you! If I were standing in her shoes, I would consider the customer loyalty. I would tell the customer that I would remove the $3 charge from the bill and communicate that in future to expect the bill to have those charges included and I would thank them and hope they...