Most amazing service! so kind, attentive and friendly. The food fresh, diverse, and so so good! Definitely will be coming back!!!

This place is absolutely amazing! The lady serving us (presumably the owner) was the sweetest lady of all time. The food was incredible. We all picked out some food from the buffet and the kind lady just started making us food. Brought us some incredible Mongolian grilled food. And then some beef bulgogi. And then some pork and chicken bulgogi. Felt like a mama feeding her kids. 5/5 will be coming back! read more

Super nice ladies working here. Very attentive. Mongolian buffet has the normal array of choices and is tasty. The other buffet is small with ok food. Not piping hot as it should be but I think it was ok . Price was about the same as most buffets but given the choices I would say it is overpriced. Jimmys is next door and is probably a better choice in this part of town. read more

Dragon Seafood Restaurant & Grill - Mongolian buffet - Chinese Near Me - Anchorage, Alaska

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The interior of the restaurant is clean, the buffets well lighted, and even after a lunch time rush, there was still fresh food out. I liked the various sauces available for the grill and the variety of vegetables. The sesame chicken, nigiri, sushi rolls, and egg rolls were my favorites from the other buffets, but all the food tasted good. I would return. The buffet is 22.95 per person, which I thought was reasonable for what they all offered. Helpful staff. read more

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First the positives. Restaurant was clean, cheery. Buffet has lots of variety. But, the food had no flavor. I requested spicy on my Mongolian pork and its was without any taste and no spice. Strangely, no sweet taste which I have never experienced with Mongolian beef. Dishes from the buffet were also without taste. Worse, I was ill after leaving which I believe must have been an abundance of MSG in the food. Will not return. read more

My Son and I went to dine here this past Sunday and received the worst service and experience. When we first walked in, no greetings, not an hello or anything. The dishwasher told us we can take a seat. None of the food was filled, 90% of the food trays was empty and took very long for them to refill it. The restaurant was also not clean, it was dirty. This is the second time my family and I went and experienced the same. I don't recommend this eatry! read more

THIS IS NOT A DRILL! For all my indecisive foodies, 짬짜면 "jjam-jjah-myun" (jjajangmyun + jjampong) is finally available in Alaska If you have a hard time choosing between savory saucy noodles or a spicy seafood noodle soup... why not both? (As promised) In-depth review below: ---- Terminology: 짬뽕 / Jjampong / Champong = Spicy Seafood Noodle Soup 짜장면 / Jjajangmyun / Jjajangmyeon = Noodles with Black Bean Sauce Both are Korean-Chinese noodle dishes. ----- Pros: Some places don't offer these meals except on weekends because of the low demand. This combo meal was available on a random Wednesday at Filling portion sizes. Because you're ordering a combination of two different noodle dishes, you might expect the meal to be 1/2 jjampong + 1/2 jjajangmyun = 1 total noodle combo. I got pretty fully and had to take some leftovers. It's not quite 2x a meal but at least 1.5. Felt like good amount of noodles. Comes with small side of pickled radish and onions to dip with black bean paste Yes! They used the right asian noodles. Not udon noodles or spaghetti. Also both noodles were cooked to the right consistency-- not soggy or uncooked. Jjajangmyeon was savory and slightly on the sweater side. Veggies were cooked well and the cucumber was fresh. Perfect sauce that you can take home and mix in with some rice for leftovers! Was not as heavy with the MSG and oil compared to some other restaurants. Jjampong was a good level of spice and richness. Loved that the seafood was not overly cooked and rubbery. Came with 2 muscles, 1 fat scallop, and 2ish(?) shrimp. Felt like a reasonable ratio of noodles to veggies to seafood to broth. Didn't feel like they were skimpy on the portion sizes for the noodles. There is Mongolian beef station and a reasonably priced buffet available throughout the day (see attached photos for menu). Received complimentary plate of fresh fruit from the buffet. Cons: $26.95 for the meal. But with one bowl of either being around $23 at competing restaurants, getting both for roughly $27 is reasonable given that you're getting about 1.5 portions. Separately, both dishes passed individually. However, the true test often comes once you keep eating both dishes, one after the other. The flavor profile of one dish can offset or emphasize the flavor profile of another. While at some other restaurants (like Silk) the jjampong can eventually start to taste a bit acidic compared to the jjajjangmyun, I didn't really notice that here (positive.) However, the jjampong did start to get outshined a bit by the jjajangmyun and started to feel like the jjampong needed just a splash more of fish sauce for added umami and salt. Can't remember if there was meat in the jjajangmyun. At worst, there was none. At the least, it was very tiny. I think it's likely the former, in which I wish it could have been more present in the meal for texture and flavor. Overall Experience: Welcoming environment with cozy vibes: I was welcomed in by a kind and friendly women. She gave me water right away. I appreciated her service as well as that of the other male staff (maybe her husband or relative) who gave me a complementary plate of fruit after I was done eating. I loved that I had the option to order both types of noodle dishes without paying double the price. Other restaurants frequently add way more msg and oil to their meal which (although delicious) often leaves me feeling extremely lethargic afterwards. I liked that the noodles here weren't too heavy. This place has mixed reviews from people, but I'm glad I gave it a shot. I liked that this meal was not too heavy, had good flavors, and was reasonably priced (albeit still pricey) for the type of meal and its portion size. I think it's a great option for 1-2 people to share if you're feel indecisive between savory, saucy noodles or spicy seafood noodle soup. ---- What to order: "Combo Noodle" or "jjahm-jjah-myun" Where: Dragon Palace / Dragon Seafood Restaurant & Grill Address: 560 W Tudor Rd, Anchorage, AK 99503 For more recommendations / pics: https://instagram.com/are.joo.hungry read more

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Did takeout from here and have to say it's... alright. Expedient and friendly. The beef was very oddly shaped and extremely chewy... but the veggies that came with it were plentiful, not soggy, and fresh! We just pushed the 'beef' to the side and went to work on the veggies. The sesame chicken was delicious, in the same way that any chicken breaded and fried served with a sweet sesame sauce will be. Wasn't dry, had nice crunchiness to it and was not quite over the limit of 'too sweet' although it was testing that boundary. The fresh rolls came with sweet Thai chili sauce, gotta have peanut sauce! My favorite compliment for sure to a nice fresh roll. The fresh rolls were fine, if they came with my preferred sauce I'd get them again! Rice was done well, no complaints there. Gave a solid portion size that fit with the size of the entrees. We'd do it again for quick Chinese takeout, but we'll rain check the beef from now on. read more

The Mongolian bbq was amazing. There was no wait and we were given our food fast. The buffet is not the best part but it's good for a all you can eat with Mongolian bbq. read more

This is for the newly owned/ named Dragon Palace. When we got there we told the gal working we hadn't been there before, and she walked us to the hot buffet and also showed us the buffet for raw veggies/noodles/meat where you fill a bowl for them to cook up for you on the spot over a large circular grill. It was all SO delicious and the service was excellent, very responsive and friendly. The Mongolian BBQ was fun to watch and tasted fresh, and everything else we tried was fantastic as well. We loved the various seafood and chicken offerings, as well as the Mongolian beef. We were too full for the salad bar, but we all really enjoyed the fruit in December, that was quite good--fresh pineapple, honeydew, watermelon, cara oranges and grapefruit. My kids reported the cake tasted good, too, and as we were wrapping up our meal requested that we go there again soon. It was also clean and my kids noted the inside was decorated in a fun way. We'll go back! read more

Disclaimer here, this building is RUN DOWN! The decor is decidedly 1980s movie set Chinese. The wall paper is peeling, it smells damp. It can't be ignored and definitely cost a star. I came in tonight expecting to treat myself and my son to a trashy Chinese buffet. They're not running the buffet due to COVID and I think that worked in my favor. Dragon seems to be a mom and pop place these days. As in mom waits tables and pop cooks. Mom is attentive, gave menu recommendations when solicited, kept water glasses full and brought the check without being asked but at the correct "meal is winding down" moment. Full marks for service from mom. Pop was watching a basketball game in the kitchen and turned out our appetizers and meals in short order. No complaints about pop. Speaking of the food, I went expecting to sample multiple dishes on a buffet, but ended up ordering two bento boxes with two entrees each. Broccoli beef, sesame chicken, Szechuan pork and spicy beef were plated simply with fried rice. The portions were large for the price. Flavors were good, if a bit heavy on the salt (or MSG?). The sesame chicken wasn't overly breaded or too sweet. The vegetables were fresh and plentiful in the beef and pork. Overall, a solid slightly better than average American Chinese meal, served in a building that's in need of serious attention. Hopefully mom and pop are able to sling enough crab Rangoon to move to a building that doesn't detract so much from their considerable talents. read more

Ordered delivery through Uber Eats and was pleasantly surprised! Food was quick and hot, vegetables were fresh. The fried rice was actually fried! (I've had some brown colored steamed rice being passed off as fried rice at other restaurants). I got a sesame chicken and vegetable bento box, such a great portion for the price! read more

Dragon Seafood Restaurant & Grill - Sesame chicken bento box with veggies, crab Rangoon, donut appetizer. - Chinese Near Me - Anchorage, Alaska

Terrible... we decided to leave after I put a plate (without the discolored Mongolian beef meat options) and took a look at the hot food. Everything looked super old and unappealing. We quietly got up and I went up to the register and told the lady we were deciding to leave but that I would pay for my plate. She asked why and I respectfully told her the truth. I brought my 1 1/2 year old and I am not going to feed him potentially old food. She started arguing with me that everything was fresh and that I was wrong and charged me $45... yikes. Save the heartache and go next door. read more

OMG Now I see why some people wrote poor reviews for this place. Sooooooooo inconsistent. Ate here too close to closing time the other night and the food sucked. I mean it just SUCKED. Darnit. Demoted from 5 stars to 2. read more

Dragon Seafood Restaurant & Grill - Chinese Near Me - Anchorage, Alaska

Worst oriental food I've ever had. My son and I ordered it and neither of us could eat it. Waste of money.

This is the best Chinese delivery I have ever had in Anchorage. I had the salt and pepper shrimp. It was so tasty

This place is absolutely awful. I've been here twice for work functions (obviously not by my choice). The decor is incredibly tacky and looks like a cheap Chinese restaurant movie set. The service is average at best. I could get past those two things if the food was good, but it was hardly edible. Unfortunately they do not serve alcohol of any kind, which may have made the food more palatable. I didn't like it the first time so when I went a second time I thought maybe it would be better. But no, it was actually worse. Unlike the first time, the long table we sat at in the back of the restaurant had a green plastic covering. The kind you would expect at a kid's birthday party. I don't know if that was there because they didn't want to clean the tables or what. Anyway, onto the food. There's several buffets lined up, each with a different variety of food. There's Korean vegetables, sushi rolls, fish, and typical Chinese restaurant foods. I don't understand why Asian restaurants try to serve so many types of food at once, but I digress. I tried a little bit of everything, none of which had any flavor. The sushi tastes like the cheap kind you can buy at a grocery store. Even the ginger tasted off. The Korean vegetables weren't very fresh. The kimchi tasted like the kind you can buy in a jar. The japchae, a Korean noodle dish, lacked variety in texture and had no flavor. There were two rice cookers with steamed white rice, but only one of them was filled whenever I went there. The last time there was some burned pieces of rice, so who knows how long it had been sitting there. Somewhat ironically, I thought the Chinese food was the worst of all. The Kung Pao chicken had less spice than if I covered chicken in Sriracha, which would have been better because the quality of he meat wasn't good either. Worst of all was the Mongolian beef, some terrible concoction of a gravy-like sauce, soggy broccoli, and the most disgusting beef I've ever tasted. I physically cringed eating this, much to my coworker's amusement. I wouldn't know what kind of meat it was supposed to be if I hadn't seen it. I'd rather have whatever meat they're serving at Taco Bell or McDonald's or the nearest gas station than have to see that on my plate again. I cannot willfully recommend Dragon Seafood in any capacity. You're better off going to the grocery store and buying one of the entrees there. My coworker said her husband got diarrhea when he went there, so don't let that (or worse) happen to you. read more

With all the restaurants to choose from in Anchorage, I don't know why this place is still in business. They serve a lot of questionable dish that I don't recognize. I see The Chinese decor however the normal Chinese favs are nowhere to be seen. The sushi and cabbage/egg drop soup was ok. The rest of the buffet looks like it will make you sick. I enjoy fish as much as the next guy, but two large baked fish with the head on and the beady eyes staring at me....I think I'll pass! The place also look dingy and as I walked around the buffet trying to see what's edible. I took a peek at the kitchen and it was a mess. I grabbed two stale Chinese donuts and called it a day.....check please! read more

Just ordered today via Uber Eats. I ordered two of the Bento boxes and they were delicious I highly recommend the Mongolian beef. Great for the price! read more

Save your money, tasteless food and questionable sanitation. Place is falling apart. Even the drinks tasted funny. read more

This place is practically an Anchorage staple. I've had a few meals here from a small party to 2 tops. It's okay, nothing special. I haven't had poor service here, so it sucks for those who've had. Nothing makes food taste worse than when you receive bad service. I don't think any of the food was bad, just average and filling. Isn't that what buffet food is all about? Gut full of food without anything stellar but just good enough, even from back in the day of the Royal Fork, so why would this place be any different? The server remembered me even though it's been years since I've been here. She remembers my pops and the last time I dined with him. He's a bit of a reg. Would come again, which means I am hanging out with my pop when I next check in. read more

Dragon Seafood Restaurant & Grill - Chinese Near Me - Anchorage, Alaska

Don't do it. Go anywhere else. So I walk in this place by mistake I'm actually looking for a local sushi joint but I wasn't looking at the addresses correctly. Walked in and asked do you also serve sushi the woman points at a few minor Sushi items on the buffet. I then made the mistake of sitting down. It's hard to describe all the items that are wrong with this place but it just didn't seem clean and unfortunately my table had a view of the kitchen. And older gentleman basically sat in the kitchen and occasionally stood up to cook something. I slept pretty unsanitary practices. I ultimately left though I did pay my bill and realized oh crap the sushi place I'm looking for is right next door. Thank goodness I walked over there and had a delicious sushi dinner at Jimmy's so lesson learned I guess read more

on top of the items being poorly packaged & delivered damaged, the restaurant refused to give refunds. i called the second i received the items. read more

Dragon Seafood Restaurant & Grill - Chicken Broccoli - a few pieces of hair was in the Chicken Broccoli - Chinese Near Me - Anchorage, Alaska

Nasty. We arrived and the waitress asked us, "Are you here to order food?" Obviously! Or is this some kinda front business. Then she said, "Well they have a nice seafood buffet next door." She wanted us to go away. Well we stayed and the buffet ended up being nasty. Don't waste your time. read more

This has to be the worst food in Anchorage. Came here for lunch today, and was immediately put off by all the fingerprints and dirty smudges all over the fish tank less than 6 inches from where I sat in a booth. The sweet and sour chicken was barely warm and soggy in a flavorless sauce. The teriyaki chicken was a little better, but the fresh rolls, ohmygod! The fresh rolls are literally romaine lettuce wrapped with a little bit of shredded carrots in rice paper. I'm not joking. I'm generally not a fan of buffets because "pigging out" isn't my idea of a good time. But this was just horrible. Even the sushi rolls were Carrs quality, and their ginger tasted like it had come out of a can sitting on the shelf for 4 years. This is, the WORST. I'll have to try that Chinese place on Government Hill that Yelpers are raving about. I can't possibly let Dragon be my last memory of Anchorage Chinese food. read more

my family's favorite pig-out joint. This is a no -nonsense Chinese/Korean buffet feast. I've lost count on how many items there are but they do have an extensive buffet line. I especially enjoy their Korean section where you can indulge in authentic Korean little dishes. Their Chinese section is also quite good, I really enjoy the flavorful baked jaw of the cod in a mayonnaise sauce. Some of their items are quite exotic such as pig's ears, tripe, fish with its head and tail still attached, etc. The point is it is very authentic and true. What isn't so original is the sushi selection. However, there are many other items to satisfy your hunger. If you are a soup person, be sure to sample a bowl of the chili infused, Korean-inspired seafood soup. I personally love the bulgogi seaweed soup that is rich and aromatic. Be sure to give Dragon a try. They are next door to the Tokyo Garden. read more

I recently dined at this restaurant with some family. I was quite puzzled because the parking lot was full but only 4 tables had folks eating there. A person dining at the restaurant then told me that, next door is also a buffet restaurant. After tasting the food at the Dragon, I knew why there were hardly any patrons there. The hot food on the buffet line looked old and many entrees were less then half full. The vegetable dishes were over cooked and did not look fresh and appetizing. The sushi rolls that I ate were hard because of them sitting out too long. Our dining experience there was horrible there. The last straw came when my dinner companion noticed a dead spider in the fried rice that was on his plate. We immeditately notified the waitress, who then took the plate to the owner. The owner was in the kitchen watching television. We never got an apology for this spider being in the fried rice. We left without getting anyone talking to us as to why or how this happend. I was sure the owner would come out to talk to us, but he yelled at someone in the kitchen ( I assume it was the cook) and never made aneffort to come talk to us. What kind of owner would not even attempt to explain something to a customer? Obviously he did not care! I will never return to this restaurant and I will tell all my friends, family and co- workers of this unacceptable incident... Diners, beware of this restaurant! read more

Sushi bar is filthy and the food tastes like the fish tanks smell. Definitely will not visit this place again. read more

After an abysmal experience at the right next door buffet, this place saved the day. The service was very friendly. The sushi was very average, but it makes up for it with the other selections' quality. One entire table was Korean dishes, another was Chinese, another seafood and sushi, and a dessert table. The tempura was excellent. The sautéed shrimp in garlic, beef/chicken dishes were the quality you'd find in good chinese restos. Fried rice was tasty. Desserts were mostly fruits, and cupcakes from maybe Walmart? Don't expect much from that. Overall, worth it for a fastfood Chinese food buffet. I'd come here again. read more

The last time I was at this location was maybe 2 years ago when it was Tokyo Garden (which seems to have switched places with Dragon.) I never thought to go try this despite having passed by it on many occasions. I didn't know what to expect. But it was a slightly better than terrible choice. Maybe the worst dining choice of 2012. Dragon is a little further back than golden corral, despite Golden Corral being as crappy as it is. Let me just say, it's been about 5 hours since I left the place, and my stomach feels much regret. "Couldn't you have made a better choice? Like a crappy chili cheese dog from the gas station? Why? WHY?" Feeling semi-full, but not in a "that was a good choice," kind of way. Some queasiness followed. The service is pretty good, staff is nice. Unfortunately the same can't be said to describe the food. When making choices at Dragon it's a fun guessing game, as things may look more palatable than they actually are. The "This-is-good-given-the-options-I-have-and-everything-after-will-be-graded on a curve": -Fruit (on this occasion) -Salad Bar -Chicken Skewers (but these are always good) -Jap Chae -- of course there's Korean food here, that's a given :) -Fried dumplings -Pigs Feet -Tofu dishes The "Well I guess this is so-so": -Steamed version of the same dumplings -Kim Chi -fish -fish soup Avoid: -The fried rice that tastes like mexican rice you get with enchilada combos -Sushi: I have to disagree with some users. Carrs Sushi quite high on the scale in comparison to Dragon's sushi. It's constantly under those track lights that have been installed directly above the buffet tables, so they're pretty dry. Given that Tokyo Garden's sushi had been "kind of so-so" under the same lights, I gave them a go. I regret this decision. Of the options available, don't go for the one with tuna on top. It was like a tasteless swedish fish that somehow perched itself onto some rice. Though I was eating plastic food for a moment. The Crunchy Roll-esque variety was better than the tuna, but the shrimp inside was incredibly rubbery and arid tasting. The one that looked like it had baked scallops w/sauce on top (turned out to be cooked shredded salmon) was probably the best ot the 3 (still not very good) although I hadn't tried the Korean Kim-Bap and the California Roll(?) It might be good? Did not try: -Shellfish -Pork Ribs Environment-wise, it was interesting but a bit melancholic. The quality of the food overall (even though it's a buffet, yadda yadda medium expecations for the price point etc.) was lacking. It would be a much better idea to have one entree that tastes decent, rather than gorging yourself (or trying to) with the less than spectacular variety of options. The banner outside reads "All you can eat," but you may want to hold on that thought. read more

Dragon Seafood Restaurant & Grill - "All you can eat," but not a lot of seafood choices. - Chinese Near Me - Anchorage, Alaska

Trash...the food wasn't the best and ice tea tasted like dirt. Do not recommend.

I love this place! The server is very friendly. I usually come for the dinner buffet because I love their baked mussels and baked halibut. Also the rest of the food is good. read more

I didn't finish a single dish from buffet. If I could find a positive, it's that I...never mind. It's just gross. Seriously, nasty!

Worst place ever and not clean whatsoever! Food is tasteless and who really knows what your eating, not joking. Who doesn't serve egg rolls at at a Chinese Buffett???? Glad I went at lunch and didn't have to pay the price of a dinner price per person. I can't believe the health department hasn't shut this place down, in all seriousness. 40 bucks down the drain-for 3 people. Go somewhere else!!! I can't get the taste of whatever I was eating out of my mouth. GROSS!!!! read more

Actually a very good lunch buffet, for $12-15. The original lunch choice was closed so we walked down to here without checking Yelp reviews. They have noodles, meat dishes, lots of fish and sushi, and a dessert table. The waitress was quick with refilling our water and very helpful. read more

This might be the worst food I've had in the last 10 years. Yikes! My husband who is a garbage disposal when it comes to food had a hard time swallowing a few of the items and actually spit one out. Way too much money for such poor food. Definitely won't be returning. read more

Dragon is for the most part a buffet but also has a menu and to-order entrees. I've ordered the hot and sour soup there, which is not to be found in the buffet, and found it acceptable. It is normally served with about 5 shrimps. The buffet can have good fish, I've been there for red snapper and also salmon. The kung pao chicken is okay. they have a Korean bar with lots of raw/ parboiled fresh squid/ seaweed and kim-che. Their fruit bar didn't impress me for variety, but seemed fresh. Their tea was oolong and hot. Service was brisk and friendly. This review might seem rather lukewarm. I found the buffet acceptable for lunch. One interesting thing- They do not have fortune cookies. read more

So dirty. Food selection is poor and taste is mediocre. Walls are splattered with food, table cloths are stained, and the price was shocking- $38 for two people? If it was good, I wouldn't mind the price but my stomach is literally hurting as I walk out from being grossed out. read more

The Service Sucks.. You can see the cooks & the wait staff eating instead of doing their work.. The Food isn't Fresh.. they don't change it out when it's been sitting there for a while.. but They're Baked Salmon & Halibut is so good.. I guess because it was fresh when they brought it out.. they're menu is small.. not much to choose from.. read more

They food was decent. The wait staffs and workers are nice and friendly. I give one star because the owner is grumpy and temperamental; at times, acts like a real jerk. No customer should put up with his attitude. Shame on him! It's sad that in some business establishments it is often the owners who destroy their own business for being jerks to customers, not their workers. read more