For my first visit I decided on take out for the family. Husband had lunch special beef with pea…read morepods, egg roll and white rice he had enough for two meals. Son had lunch special beef lo mein he ate it all in one sitting. I had won ton soup a quart lasted through lunch and dinner and 6 chicken wings plain. A bit too much breading. As you can see I like plain wings but not breading. Anyway we had a very nice dinner and can see why the community loves them. Friendly when you come in work with you to give u want you want and smile throughout!!!

I visited Fortune dragon for the first time with a few friends. This seems like a popular Chinese…read morerestaurant for Tamarac locals . It is situated in a shopping plaza with plenty of free parking. We dined on a Sunday evening and the dining room was mostly full. We did wait a little bit to order but once we did our soups then egg rolls then entree were brought right out. We all got the combination meals - they come with white rice , soup and egg roll. We had the beef lo mein , pepper steak and orange beef. We are tried a little of each dish . The food overall was very tasty and enjoyable. The server packed up our leftovers to us . The meal were about 17.95 each. I can see why so many people like this restaurant. Nothing fancy on the inside but the food is great.

Best dumpling place in Coral Springs. I love going here with my family. The spicy dip is amazing.read more

The service is so good here Everytime I come they treat me very nice and the food is always fresh.read more

take out always great grubhub needs to get people that speak english more clearly and slowly had to…read moreask repeatedly for clear speaking

I'm a big fan of sticky and savory General Tso's and I like trying it from different locations…read more China Star was pretty good although it was definitely a unique take from what I am used to. Mainly, it was a darker sauce with almost a barbecue wing type of texture as opposed to being lighter and sweeter. Lots of chilis as well if you're into that. Not what I expected, but I will get it again. The portion was huge, which I really liked, and the chicken chunks were very large. Some I actually had to cut they were so big. The Kung pow shrimp was also very good, but my favorite was definitely the crab Rangoon's. Overall, my order was ready on time, it was correct, and all of the dishes were good enough that I will order here again.

Placed an order over the phone for honey wings, crab rangoons, and General Tso's chicken with…read morechicken fried rice instead of white rice (small $3 upcharge). The person taking my order was patient and friendly, which I appreciated. My husband went to pick it up, and overall the food was tastier than expected. I've lived in this area for years but never tried this spot until now, and I'm glad I did. The fried rice and rangoons were especially good! My only suggestion would be to leave a small opening in the Styrofoam container, since the steam made the wings lose their crispiness by the time it got home (about a 10-minute drive). Overall, I really enjoyed it and would go back.

As soon as I arrive to get my order but the associate was not welcoming at all. She seemed serious…read moreand had no expression in her face. The customer before me asked for extra soy sauce and she seemed bothered by it. The chef in the back making the food didn't have gloves on and that bothered me. The food here is not expensive but not my favorite Chinese food. The parking is free and close to the restaurant.

This is one of my go to spots for lunch as they have specials from $10-$12 which includes soup as…read morewell. The lunch size could easily be made 2 meals with their generous portions. The lady who I believe is the owner is always welcoming and remembers a lot of her customers it seems. Extremely kind which only makes this place even better. And they stay constant with customers which is a good indicator of the value especially for the price you pay. It is located in a small strip mall but parking is always relatively easy. Definitely recommend !

3.5 stars overall. It is not bad, but it is definitely not anything spectacular. The kids really…read moreenjoyed it. We ordered sweet-and-sour chicken, sesame chicken, and pork lo mein. These choices came with some soup and we got a mix of wonton and egg drop. The soup was actually quite delicious. The sesame chicken was not my favorite and sesame chicken is typically my favorite thing to order.

This Chinese bbq has been around for quite some time! Love coming here! Owners are super nice.read more

I used to come here often, but my recent experience was very disappointing. I called ahead to…read morereserve roast duck and told them we were about 20 minutes away. I was told it was available, but when we arrived, we were told the ducks had already been sold. First they said I had not reserved it, even though I called ahead. Then they said I had not paid in advance, but this business is cash only and no one explained any advance payment requirement on the phone. We ended up wasting about an hour and a half. In the end, we went to Enson Market in Plantation and were able to buy roast duck there. Their staff was helpful, the duck was handled cleanly, and the quality, taste, and price were just as good. This experience made me realize there are better options nearby.

Excellent local Chinese restaurant. I am disabled, with a rare inherited type of leukodystrophy,…read moreso I rely on food deliveries and Ming Wah has excellent food & service. In particular, I enjoy their Cantonese style dishes. Like the fact that, unlike most south Florida Chinese restaurants, they use white meat in their Orange Chicken and do not have a lot of extraneous stuff, like peas, in their fried rice. My health aide often orders from them as well & also enjoys the food. We order direct from the restaurant. Very nice people too!

Ming Wah - Tamarac: I'd heard whispers for years about this hole-in-the-wall Peruvian-Chinese spot…read morebut always drove right past it--mostly because, let's be honest, the place looks like it hasn't seen a renovation since Nixon was in office. But curiosity finally won, and I'm glad it did. Ming Wah is pure old-school Chifa: no frills, unapologetically greasy, and weirdly charming. I ordered the fried wontons, the sopa de wantan especial, and the mixed chaufa (fried rice with pork, chicken, and shrimp). All solid. The soup especially was generous and surprisingly hearty--the small size ($8.95) could easily feed two, and the large is enough for four. The chaufa had all the right notes: smoky, just enough wok hei, and not overloaded with salt or MSG like you sometimes get at Chifa Taypa. That might actually be a plus for some folks--it's flavorful without being a sodium bomb. The fried wontons were crisp and classic. Nothing fancy, but they scratched the itch. The menu is tight for Chifa standards--hits all the usual suspects--but they've also got a full American-Chinese menu for those who want their General Tso fix. Prices are more than fair: $25 got me all three dishes, with regular-sized portions. The phone rang off the hook with takeout orders while I was there, and dine-in seems secondary. If you do eat in, leave a tip--these folks are working hard, and from what I saw, they're not seeing much appreciation from the dine-in crowd. Service was prompt and the teenage girl working the front (presumably the daughter of the owners) speaks perfect English and was very nice.

We love this place! Such good quality food. Their eggplant in garlic sauce, you can actually taste…read morethe garlic. The general taos tofu is addictive! Fried rice is exactly what you want when you think Chinese fried rice, the lo mein is good and their vegetable steamed pan fried dumplings are soooo good! It's also so nice inside. A rare find. And to top it off tiger sugar (bubble tea) is attached to the Restaurnat!

Food is not as good as it used to be. Service has been…read moreterrible. I do not plan on going back.