For Naples, finding decent Chinese food can feel like searching for an oasis in the desert, which…read moreis why Chinatown remains one of the better options in town. The menu leans Cantonese, and the more traditional dishes are generally the strongest. While the kitchen still caters somewhat to Western tastes, diners willing to venture beyond the standard takeout favorites will find several authentic offerings worth trying. If you're looking for a whole steamed fish or other specialty dishes, be sure to call ahead, as not everything is available on short notice. The service is friendly and attentive, and the staff has always been welcoming. Is it exactly like dining in Hong Kong or Guangzhou? Not quite. But for Southwest Florida, it's a solid choice when you're craving authentic Cantonese flavors and a break from the usual Americanized Chinese fare. Rating: 4/5 A reliable spot for traditional Cantonese dishes in a town where good Chinese food can be hard to find.

The food service and employees first off are amazing. The only thing I wish they would do is cut…read morethe ingredients in the egg roll to a smaller size so it's not that long and stringy.

I order appetizers for dinner and my husband ordered short ribs and bistro fried rice. The green…read morepapaya was exquisite reminding of kimchi daikon. The dim sum sample was ok, wishes it had more variety. I highly recommend the scallion pancakes. The only complaint I have is that my husband had to wait for his dinner.

Still our favorite Chinese restaurant, so we drive 15 miles to eat there. Walnut Shrimp is my…read morefavorite for dinner. Love their dim sum for lunch, with so many choices. They offer a dim sum platter for an appetizer at dinner so you can sample 12 (2each) dumplings. Always delicious.

Dim Sum King has become one of our favorite Chinese spots in Estero when we're craving family-style…read morecomfort food. We ordered a variety of dishes to share, including the beef and broccoli, honey walnut shrimp, seafood XO sauce chow fun, braised eggplant, spring rolls, and the hometown scallion pancakes. The standouts for me were the honey walnut shrimp, which had just the right balance of sweetness and crunch, and the seafood XO sauce chow fun, packed with flavor and loaded with shrimp and calamari. The braised eggplant was silky and delicious, and the beef and broccoli was a solid classic done well. The only miss was the hometown scallion pancake. I was expecting a traditional pan-fried version, but it came deep-fried instead. It was still tasty, just not what I had envisioned. One tip: rice is ordered separately, so keep that in mind when placing your order. And definitely ask for the chili oil. It adds a wonderful kick and takes many of the dishes to the next level. Overall, the portions were generous, the food came out hot, and there was plenty to take home. A great option when you're looking for flavorful Chinese food and enough leftovers for the next day.

Will return: fresh, yummy food…read more We've - Beef Chow Fun 干炒牛河 - Shrimp dumplings 虾饺 - Shu Mai 烧麦 Although all are great, Beef Chow Fun 干炒牛河 hits my spot: very authentic, with the breath of the wok锅气. When I complimented it, the young man said they made the noodles. "We've 7 to 8 people in the kitchen on weekends." Simple and clean decor. The yellowish Jasmine tea tins are neatly stacked on the shelf, soothingly. One pot of orchid - couldn't tell if it's real. The location is convenient, right off I-75. Wish they would add two wisps of leafy veggie to the beef chow fun, which is the norm, and better vinegar. 3% surcharge for credit cards. The server also said the location opened 3 years ago, and the one in Sarasota 7 years ago. "Yummy House is ours, managed by two sisters; King by brothers." One will soon open in Jacksonville: good luck 马到成功 -：） By the way, one of the chefs from their Sarasota location left to open their own shop, named Dim Sum Kitchen. No wonder they gave me a tight face when I unknowingly asked about the names: so similar and so close in spelling. Ok, heading down to the tennis - Miami Open. Today's sunshine may be the last we see, because the weather forecast calls for rainy days.

They water their sauces down, and the general chicken isn't chicken at all it's a different type of…read moremeat, EXTREMELY CHEWY!! I'm NEVER GOING HERE AGAIN.

Really lousy food, and awful stink inside the restaurant. This joint is not worth anyone's money…read morefor terrible food. The honey/garlic chicken was mushy, with no sauce to speak of. The wonton soup was awful, and the fried rice was disappointing. The egg roll had no taste, and was dripping in greasy oil that must not have been changed in weeks. In the 5 minutes we were there to pick up our to-go order, the owner (woman) on the phone yelling nonstop to someone who owes them money. It was bizarre. Skip this place - it is horrible.

1st takeout had egg drop soup, egg foo yum and spring rolls. All we excellent…read more Went back two weeks later and the egg drop soup was WAY too SALTY. It tasted weak despite the salt.

Well, I ordered Kung Pao Beef add broccoli (lunch) and Mongolia Beef add broccoli (lunch) and Crab…read moreRangoon. Ready in 20-30 minutes. Picked up the order for a party - specifically asked for spicy mustard and chopsticks for 4. Roughly $50 for lunch orders. But, when I arrived to the gathering I had Chicken Kung Pao - no one eats chicken so that was thrown out. We did like the crab Rangoon. Beef was tough and 4 people shared a lunch special. Was hoping to feed the 4 people - we can order Pizza later I guess, but $50 lunch specials - was a little steep for 2.

A Standout Oriental Buffet We were making a shopping trip to…read moreCostco and as we were turning into the Costco lot, we saw a sign for this restaurant across the street. We finished our shopping, got in the car, read a few reviews for Jing Du and said 'Let's give it a try.' Glad we did. The restaurant is nicely decorated and has both booths and tables. The adult Lunch Buffet is $14.99 and runs from 11:00 to 3:45. As with so many of the oriental buffets, we had to walk around and get familiar with what was offered before focusing on particulars. There is an Hibachi grill where you can assemble your ingredients and Mr. Hibachi will cook it for you. The sushi bar is impressive. I am not a real sushi person so I'm not sure if it's all legit, but the few pieces I took tasted very good. I found it helpful to have signs above the offerings to get an idea of what was there. All of the stations are just loaded with foods. I happen to be a Hot and Sour Soup fan and I found their soup to be one of the best I have ever had. Really good. I also found the fish to be quite tasty. A mild, flaky whitefish, maybe tilapia or basa, in a broth with light soy sauce and something else. I enjoyed this fish very much. The peel and eat cold shrimp were good, but the cocktail sauce was the best. Nice strong horseradish kicked up the shrimp. One notable item was the pork egg rolls. Most buffets have these small rolls with a few shreds of veggies and not much flavor. These gems actually had pork and veggies in them and were delicious. We tried many items and most everything was good. They have a few dessert items and there is a freezer case with a variety of ice cream. We will definitely go back and bring our daughter who is sushi person so she can evaluate it. The Dinner Buffet is $18.99 and includes snow crab legs. This restaurant is all you can eat, but please eat all you take and not waste food.

Eww - gross! Walked in, intended on eating there (I was actually starving from a long day of…read moretraveling) and I just couldn't stomach the idea of ingesting any of what I saw. The sushi looked room-temperature and dried out. The hot bar was steamy and weird. The hostess had a real owner vibe and was all business - not friendly whatsoever. After walking all the way through the restaurant and back to the hostess station, I decided to protect my future stomach and refrain from eating here. I was surprised at the discrepancy between the overall star rating and what I experienced with my own eyes, nose, vibe. Easy pass!

The food here is affordable and good. I ordered Mongolian beef for my spouse, who was at home sick,…read moreSzechuan chicken and spring rolls. The food was prepared very fast and he even accommodated my request for hot chili oil. My spouse can be fussy, but he liked his meal from China Dragon. The menu is varied and has everything from meat, tofu and seafood lunch specials to house specials. This restaurant is easy to access and in a good location close to the freeway. This restaurant is one to try when you're in the mood for quick Chinese food served up with a smile. Chinese food can be hard to find in Naples, so this restaurant is a welcome change from the fast food spots that are dotted all over town.

If I could give 0 stars I would…read more I walked in and right away, the person at the counter bad attitude and the place looks dirty. The menu had a lot of stuff so I just simply asked if they offered a plate with an entree and "chow mein". Forget it, guy went off about how that's soup in American and that if I want noodles I should be asking for low mein but he wouldn't drop it and kept giving me attitude. I told him I understood and he just kept going at it so I left. Don't come here. Not worth it. I can see why it has such low ratings and is empty.

The food was fantastic. Great shrimp dumplings and beef with broccoli…read more Justin was great personally plus, great asset to restaurant. Smart articulate has a great future ahead of him. Can really on connect with people! Would make a great bartender as well. The current bartender gave me a upsides margarita with floater, Don't underestimate what his capable of doing!!! I'v worked in hospitality for corporate providers and he is definitely an asset. Hard to find genuine people who connect to providers. What ever the industry!!!

Our food was great, as usual, but our waiter, Darren absolutely made our visit. No one in my family…read morehad received such amazing service before, and Darren went above and beyond for our table. He frequently checked in on us, always made sure we had what we needed and was beyond kind. Darren deserves a huge raise!!

A fine restaurant with beautiful decor. Our waitress, Nevaeh, was excellent, making us feel…read morewelcome, a valuable asset in a very competitive and stressful business. Be sure to ask for Neveah and be prepared to be well served. Good food, good ambiance and excellent service. John and Jan B. - February 1, 2026

I had two apps, soup and the Mongolian trio. The only thing hot was the soup. I had a few beers and…read morea desert and it was $100 with a tip. I'm in town for work and we don't have a P.F. Chang's at home so I thought I would try it. For me, the quality and value wasn't there.

Good Chinese food. Their food is always great. It's always on point! Love going to this place.read more

I came in alone and hungry. When my waitress arrived I…read moreordered my drink first. When my drink was received I then ordered my dinner. My food was placed on my table and I proceeded to eat. Everything was tasty and I needed another drink about 10 minutes later. The waitress didn't even look my way I refused to get up from my seat so I waited 15 more minutes before I called the restaurant. The waitress came and was rude. I told her I just wanted to spend a little more money & relax with my food and a fresh drink. She walked away. Please pay attention to All your customers Not just the large tables. You never know what kind of tip is behind a regular looking person God Bless You