Awesome place! I had known about the locations in Rockville and nearby there, but that is a bit far…read morefor noodles (80min drive). So i was happy to see this place. It is still a bit far (35min), but doable. I also wasnt sure if i would be able to eat something because wheat noodles, but the staff were awesome enough to allow my substitution of wheat noodles for glass noodles in the dish i had chosen. I had originally made the nice lady very nervous with my request and she tried to convince me to try the dish that was advertised with the glass noodles, but i assured her that it would be fine as i normally eat noodles without soup. I ordered the 3 oil noodles with ground pork. It was very tasty. Especially after i added vinegar and the house chili oil. Definitely coming back.

I've visited a few times and keep coming back for the noodle soups. My go-to is the lamb noodle…read moresoup with a spicy broth, and it never disappoints--rich, flavorful, and packed with tender pieces of lamb. One of the highlights is the handmade noodles, which you can customize in thickness, from delicate angel hair to something as hearty as fettuccine. The menu has plenty of variety beyond soups, including dumplings, spring rolls, stir-fried noodles, and oil-tossed noodle dishes. I also tried the braised intestines on the side; while they were well-prepared, the texture wasn't quite for me--I'd probably enjoy them more if they were fried. Ordering is convenient, whether you prefer doing it in person, through the app, or at the kiosk. The space has a good number of tables for dining in, and there's even a piano if you know how to play. Overall, it's been a consistently enjoyable spot for lunch.

The Cheesesteak eggrolls are soooo good. Very filled and filling. Also the best lemonade!read more

Awful! When I walked in I should have turned around and walked out. We ordered on line for pick up…read more The place is filthy. The food was awful ...we threw it out ...should have checked reviews more closely.

First time in a Sichuan place and man I can't wait to go back already. Just remembering how good…read moreall of the dishes were is making my mouth water. Very elegant presentation for everything. The menus, the decor, the venue and high ceilings, the private rooms. Their menu had half to full page detailed photos and descriptions of almost every dish. And they had a large menu to accommodate to whatever you are craving. Their food was so good. Everything was seasoned just right to my liking. The spice levels for the sichuan pepper-centric dishes were the star but never overpowering or too spicy. And surprisingly, the pricing for each of the dishes were so low compared to the experience I was getting. Like I kept thinking how can this product be this good but this cheap? One of our fav restaurants now and we recommend anybody to pay Tea Horse a visit!

First the good, Place look good, since it opened. It has the…read morewow factor. Walnut shrimps is crispy so I know this is freshly fried Now the downgrade from my last visit, Sweet and sour whole fish taste like they refried it after sitting for whole day. It was soggy inside. Dishes was serve like 10mins after we ordered, so I know for a fact food was precooked and reheat in some way like the China. Service was good until place 60% occupancy on a Sat. They didn't hire enough stuff so staff have to multi task, making alcohol drinks. Sadly, I was there when the place first opened, it is just sadly how far the fell

Ordered General Tso chicken delivery. The absolute worst I've ever had. All breading and NO…read morechicken. Don't waste your time or money.

Decent Chinese takeout. Have ordered here a few times and would definitely do so again…read more The online ordering system is pretty easy to navigate. They do takeout and delivery. We've gotten chicken and broccoli, Hunan Beef, Orange chicken, Ma Po tofu and shrimp lo mein, in addiiton to some beef dumplings. There is plenty of meat in all of the dishes. I like meat, but sometimes I wish there were more vegetables (which I'd say is my only complaint). The Hunan beef had the best medley of meat and veggies. The dumplings had a deliciously salty and sour dipping sauce with a slight kick. The staff are very friendly and they usually have my food ready to go when I arrive, so pretty quick. There are some seats inside for waiting if you get there early and you can enjoy some of the art on the walls. The prices are fair and the food solid.

This is the best dim sum restaurant I have ever been to. I am not usually a big fan of dim sum;…read morewhen my friends invite me, I often wonder how good it can really be. However, when I went with friends to Dimsum Palace for lunch on a Saturday, the food was spectacular. You must try the calamari from their regular menu. It is lightly fried and served with a delicious sauce. I also enjoyed the snow pea tips in garlic sauce. From the dim sum menu, I ordered two servings of the crystal shrimp chive dumplings. I also tried the wonton soup, which was very good. Although Dimsum Palace is an hour and a half drive from me, I find it well worth the trip.

This place was just, okay. I love dim sum. I've been to some great dim sum spots, I don't…read moreunderstand how this rating is so high. Food was sometimes lukewarm, staff seamed rush, even though there was hardly anyone in the restaurant. Food wasn't very flavorful... the prices were fair, not ALL food seemed fresh. Overall it was subpar.

Good service and tasty food. Orders are always ready on time. The specialty dishes are a great…read morechange of pace from the everyday rice and noodles dishes.

One of our sons works nearby & eats here regularly. He said that their food was good, so we…read morefigured we'd get dinner one night. Apparently, our definition of "good" is far different than his. Firstly, the portion sizes are smaller than every other Chinese place we've tried. We typically expect to have leftovers for another meal or two, but that was not the case here. Flavor-wise, nearly everything was pretty bland. I had the Happy Family, which contains beef, chicken, pork, scallops, lobster, and crab. While the dish contains actual scallops and lobster, the crab was surimi (crab stick). It was OK, but definitely not worth the higher price. My egg drop soup was an odd shade of orange, contained very little egg, and was very thin. The house fried rice was a sickly shade of yellow, and the shrimp were very anemic. With so many better Chinese places to choose from, I highly recommend skipping this one.

Excellent Chinese food. I am a native NYer and this restaurant has NY quality Chinese food. I am…read moreglad my friend recommended it. You won't be disappointed. Quick service, quiet vibe.

Food was fabulous. Always generous portions. Great Moo Shoo chicken, and barbecue spare ribs. How's…read moredrag rice rocks?

I ordered from here once and only got a few egg rolls. They didn't seem very fresh, but I didn't…read morethink much of it at the time. About a month later, the Health Department shut the location down for about a week. Make of that what you will, but I'd recommend proceeding with caution

I had a shrimp egg roll here and although there was a bit much dough, the taste was not bad. The…read moretaste was also surprisingly, non-greasy and was satisfying which shocked me as this is a no frills, quick fix, low-cost, Asian fast food joint. The place gets a lot of business from the locals though. The service is polite and efficient, it seems. (Do not expect gourmet.) I am not particularly a fan of fast food, no matter what the branding or type of cuisine, but I will say when I had some of the shrimp egg foo young, it was better than what I would expect. I only added a small spoon of the thick, high-caloric gravy which was placed on the side. If you are on a tight budget, this place may work for you. The fare is the typical rendition of Asian fast food adapted for Americans, cooked to suit the American craving for fat, sodium, sugar, msg and the like, but China Dragon is consistent in its food preparation and seems to do a lot of business.