We used to come here all the time and the food was always excellent. It's been about 5 years and we finally were in the area and stopped for dinner. Everything pretty much looked the same but the food has changed. It's still decent but not as good as it once was. I ordered orange beef and got chicken instead and service was slow. The egg drop soup is really thick for some reason almost like a stew which kind of turned me off. We ordered the bobo chicken (an old fav) and the sauce was very thick and different with a lot of garlic so it wasn't what we were expecting. The orange chicken we got was good but fried rice lacked flavor I thought. I'd still go if in the area but it's not as good as I remember. read more

What a wonderful find. I've lived in the NE valley for a long time and never ate here. Big mistake. Ordered one of the family feast dinners for three of us. Chicken chow mein, house special chicken, and almond chicken. It also comes with eggrolls chicken wings and soup as appetizers. Plus you get a big plate of pork fried rice. Every single dish was perfect no issues whatsoever. The portions are huge and the wait staff is very attentive. They also had a ton of takeout business going on at the same time as the restaurant was practically full. Highly recommend read more

The first time I ordered take out from this place, it was DELICIOUS! I couldn't of asked for more. I ordered again last night for the second time (also take out) and I was very disappointed. We were shorted some white rice, the Sesame Chicken was very dry, and the little bit of sauce that was at the bottom had a large layer of drippy oil on top. There was also an egg shell in my Egg Drop Soup. The Special Beef item was just O-K. My boyfriend said he wasn't impressed how the beef was cooked, as it was too chewy. Really thought I found the best Chinese place near me, but apparently this is not the case! read more

Tasty food! We had Yushan beef, orange chicken and cashew chicken, all excellent with large servings. Took it to go, but was very impressed with the decor and would not hesitate to dine in next time, a very nice place! It's a bit hidden back in the corner of a half empty strip mall, so is easy to miss but is definitely worth trying if you appreciate good Chinese food! read more

This is the BEST Chinese restaurant I've found in the entire United States. Their cherry sauce cannot be duplicated. They egg rolls are perfection. Their Moo Shu Pork is outstanding. Their chicken dishes always hit the spot. I've been eating here since I was 10 years old and I'm so glad this place is still in business 23 years later. Looking at it from the outside, you might not expect it to be such a hidden gem. But it is! Great food the bigger chains and trendy Chinese spots just cannot compete with! I LOVE this place! read more

This place is horrible! The food was flavorless and oily. Its not cheep here either!! I always hear people raving about how good it is. I do not understand the hype. We ended up throwing the food away it was so gross! read more

I ordered off of grub hub. Oily, Bland and just gross overall. I ended up only eating the side of rice with some soy sauce. Tried an egg roll took a bite and threw it away. read more

This place rocks. The house chicken is great. Kids love the noodles. Awesome little diveyy Chinese place with amazing food. It reminds me of the one my mom used to take us to when we were little kids. read more

Ordered from here based on the good reviews but it was terrible. I should have known something was wrong when the food was ready almost immediately. When we took it home, it had obviously been precooked and reheated in a microwave. The food in the middle of the cartons was still cold. The Kung Pao Chicken was flavorless, with no spiciness at all. The Sweet and Sour Shrimp was inedible. What little sauce there was was congealed on the shrimp. The coating on the shrimp was hard and tough and the shrimp were overcooked and dry. We couldn't eat more than a couple bites of either entree. I'm actually not that picky about takeout food but when I can't even eat it, I draw the line. read more

Pretty tasty! I would come here again. FYI add shrimp to your veggie fried rice for $1 for two shrimp. The orange chicken was saucy and great tasting! read more

Ordered take-away and we were not disappointed. They make a great hot mustard (not the crappy kind that is in a packet). We got a chicken & noodle dish, beef & broccoli, egg rolls, crab puffs and fried wings. The only thing I thought really needed improvement was the fried wings. This was my first time ordering from this place so I'm not sure if I didn't order correctly or what. I usually get these and they have a sauce on them but these were just plain without any type of sauce (maybe you need to add a sauce?). It was still a good meal; fed 3 people dinner and then lunch the next day too so about $6-7/meal. I'd go again if in the area. read more

So so so good!! The dinner portions were so much for two people. The wonton soup had everything in more in it including beef, pork, and shrimp. The service was superb as well!! Definitely will come back again in the future. read more

One word, "Awful". Nuff said. I ordered the crispy duck and the honey walnut chicken. Never seen duck and honey walnut chicken look not taste like this. I couldn't believe what they handed me as food. Terrible! This place made Panda Express look like authentic Asian cuisine. My duck was so dry and fatty. The walnut chicken was all lard covered. Ugh I'm getting a stomach ache reliving this awful experience. How this place got four stars is beyond me. I would've given negative stars if it were an option. This place is fuckin nasty bro read more

KC Dragon Palace - Honey walnut chicken!? Looks like mayonnaise covered chicken. Tasted like it. - Chinese Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I ordered take out last night and it was gross the fried rice was so greasy the egg foo young that everyone posts is delicious was bad too they didn't even taste like egg more like thick flour patties they were gross.. we ordered the soup that is usually really good was leaking from the plastic container such a waste of money never again read more

We spent almost $85 on take out for the family, and to be honest I was very disappointed. Let me give a run down. I ordered over the phone and told them when I wanted to pick it up. It was ready to go, We ordered BBQ Pork Appetizer- very dry and over cooked Veg Chow Mein - A lot of vegetables laying on top not mixed in and the pasta was mushy Mixed Veggies -(snow peas, bamboo shoots, Black mushrooms) not what I expected, could be my fault, the mushrooms were like rubber. Are all black mushrooms like that? Lemon Chicken- sauce was good but the chicken was a fried breast sliced up and it was very dry Mongolian Beef - ok a little bland Pork fried rice - good Egg Rolls- good Fried Dumplings - my six year old liked them. Ya Shan Beef- the best thing we ordered only half of which will be good for leftovers. I don't think I will be going back. read more

One of my favorite places to eat Chinese. As soon as you walk it, you know by the homely smell and look that it's going to be a good experience. The food is made with love, service is fast and they are nice. I highly recommend this restaurant! read more

I've been going here with my dad since I was 5. I love the food and fast service. And of course the nostalgia.

We found Dragon Palace thanks to excellent Yelp reviews, and it did not disappoint! It is like a little hidden gem tucked in the deep corner of an almost empty strip mall. We have lived in the neighborhood for several years but never noticed the restaurant as we drove by on 32nd Street. It is a gen worth seeking out for delicious Chinese takeout. When I called in my order on a Saturday night we were thrilled to hear it would be ready for pickup within 10 minutes--wonderful! The good was ready promptly and was very affordable. We ordered 5 items and were charged less than $50, and had PLENTY of food for our group of 5, with adequate leftovers for the next day. Yum! The Peking Fried Rice was a favorite (so full of delicious meat), as well as the Mongolian Beef (so flavorful). The decor inside the restaurant is festive and inviting. Best of all, the owners are friendly, professional, and greeted us warmly when we came to pick up the food. Thank you, Dragon Palace! We will be back! read more

After seeing Amy P's review of this place I had to give my own. If you have read my other reviews it is plain to see I think I know what I am talking about when it comes to food. So, being a true NYer and a good Jew I love Chinese food. It's Kosher, right? Anyway, I have had my fair share of it and Dragon Palace stands up to almost all of it, save Chinese food in Seattle. It is located in the corner of a strip mall, which Megan M pointed out is a little shady. Couldn't be more spot on. There is a bar in the opposite corner and run-down looking car wash close by. Putting that aside it is your stereotypical Chinese restaurant. It smells great when you walk in and there are a couple of cheap candy and toy machines right when you walk in. You are always greeted by the owner, who speaks passable and sometimes unintelligible English. Most of the time I am picking up food to go, but when I have eaten here the service has been very quick and attentive. It is good for big groups too. No matter what you like in the way of Chinese food you will find it here. Everything I have eaten has been very good. The soups, appetizers, and main dishes are all consistent each time I order them, which is what I look for in a good eatery. My favorites include the egg rolls, wonton soup, mo shu pork, house special chicken, mongolian beef, and lemon chicken. The only thing that bugs me about this place, is what gets my Dad riled up every time we order from them. So after getting food from here for about 10 years my Dad started to notice that the bill was always ending in .0, .05, or .10 increments. So, this one time my Dad decided to figure out the bill himself, tax and all. When we went to pick up the food he argued with the owner for about 10 minutes about the fact that they were rounding up on the tax. It may have only been a few cents, but it pissed my Dad off. The owner said that they "don't deal in penny." My Dad retorted with, "Well the IRS does." The owner told him he was a big problem and would remember his name. He proceeded to storm off and cuss my Dad out in Chinese. To this day my Dad doesn't use his name to place pick up orders. It is still a running joke in my family. After all this we still order from them. read more

Best Chinese I've had in a long time! This place was recommended to us by the owner of Hammered Hog, and I don't think I will try another Chinese place in the Valley. The service was excellent, fast, friendly and patient (sometimes I take a long time to decide what I want to eat). The food was outstanding. The Won Ton soup had excellent flavor and lots of Shrimp! I ordered the Happy Family - a favorite of mine from when I lived in NY. This is the first place I have found in the 16 years that I have lived in Phoenix that actually makes it like they do back East. My son ordered the Mongolian beef - another perfectly prepared dish. Dave got the House Special Chicken -great flavor - crispy and juicy. I also love Fried Rice - again, great flavor, huge portion. All the portions were large, the price was reasonable and the service absolutely fantastic! The only downfall - no delivery. :-( They have been in business for 33 years - and I know why they will continue to be there for another 30! I suggest you go there now! read more

I totally love this place. It reminds me of the old school hardcore Chinese restaurant my parents used to take us when we were kids :D The decor is amazing- unlike more Chinese places in Phoenix. The walls are a teal blue, adorned with large carved pieces of artwork depicting scenes in China, golden dragons and more. The lights hanging from the ceiling are amazingly ornate. The place looks like its from a bygone era (doesn't help that its in a run down strip mall) but it is clean and charming inside. The service was great- kind to our 2 yo, and very attentive. The food was the best part- I can't remember the last time I had such good Chinese food, and it's priced very reasonably. We got the Peking dinner for 2 which included the fried noodles, hot tea, wonton soup (with generous noodles, meat, shrimp and veggies, the best I've ever had), a pupu platter with eggrolls, bbq skewers, house wings and those cheese puff thingies (the presentation is pretty cool, too). Next came 3 entree sized plates of food: mongolian beef, fried chicken (can't remember the name) and the Peking fried rice. The meal concluded with incredible little desserts- sort of like eggrolls but filled with banana and then covered with crystalized honey. I could have eaten 100 of them! Adding in a beverage and tax, the meal was only $34! My 2 yo can really eat, so I am surprised and pleased to say that even with sharing the dinner for 2 people with him, the 3 of us walked out with lots of leftovers. Highly recommended. Do it! DO IT! read more

Pros: good value for money lots of choices and variety Very prompt service Owner came by to see if we were having a good experience Cons : Location not very appealing Staff not very friendly. Had the Dragon Dinner Special. For 2. Mongollian beef, tender beef with scallions, a bit on the bland side but I like spicy, so I fixed it by adding chili oil and all was great. Really good Fried rice. Egg roll and honey chicken wing, all started with work won ton soup. We also had house special chicken. Very good. Will go back. read more

More authentic than places like Panda Express, but definitely not somewhere I'd go for quality Chinese food. I went with a big group and we ordered a variety of dishes off the menu. Overall their prices are low, but their food is rather one-dimensional. And they drench almost all of their dishes in thick sauces, making them feel greasy and unhealthy. While the service is good and they have a lot of seating for large groups, the food is nothing more than something cheap and filling. read more

Dragon Palace is the place I am most likely to go in the Valley for Chinese food. It is close to my house, has a good atmosphere, friendly staff and good food. The restaurant is standard Chinese American fare. My personal favorite is the Mongolian Beef which is always made perfect with scallions and white rice. Egg rolls are tasty as is the egg drop soup. The meals always come with the traditional hot tea and end with a fortune cookie. The atmosphere is old school with booths around the walls and tables within the room. If you are looking for a decent Chinese restaurant with good food and no surprises, you have come to the right place. read more

This place is delicious!! I have been here a couple of times. Tonight was the first time I ordered take out. My food was ready in 10 minutes! They packaged it up with care and added a round cookie and a sugar cookie. I ordered the orange chicken and the crab Rangoon. Both where super delicious. I have plenty left over!! The orange chicken had nice size pieces of juicy chicken breast lightly breaded and not overly spicy. I do love the decor in here!! It's quirky but that's what makes it cool! The only bummer about take out is you don't get the wonderful banana wontons everyone raved about but I'm sure they'd throw it in if you asked!! Love this place!! read more

Wow - a lot of 5 star reviews on the Dragon Palace. I suspect many are giving heavy handed reviews as this is a "sentimental" favorite. I guess even my rating is slightly biased that way too. But 5 stars people? Meaning it cannot get any better than "woohoo, as good as it gets"? Ok, I'll end my rant and get to the review. In short, this is your typical old school Mandarin/Szechuan style chinese restaurant. Decor is slightly tired, but who really cares about decor anyways for a neighborhood chinese restaurant? Staff couldn't have been friendlier. It's family run (from what I gather) and take out service is quick and efficient. They include almond cookies, sauces, utensils, and fortune cookies in a nice packet with your to go order. Everything was packaged VERY well. The menu is a diverse variety of your typical chinese items. Be aware that some dishes (like the Moo Goo Gai Pan) have alternate names (like "Snow White Chicken"). Still with me? Good...on to the food. I ordered BBQ pork slices, Kung Pao Chicken, and a dish they called "Bo Bo Shrimp". The BBQ pork slices were generally not too fatty as they can be other places, however some pieces were sliced too thin as they were dry. Also, the seasoning did not permeate the meat that much. There was also no "sauce" (which is good, because Char Siu should not have any sauce per se). Maybe I'm just spoiled with good BBQ pork, and I also realize it's just an appetizer, but could have been better and more flavorful. The Kung Pao Chicken is very average. First I'm appreciative of chinese restaurants that use dark meat instead of white as it's not dry. But add to that a lot of peanuts that were a little overpowering (I felt like an elephant), lots of cubed green pepper and onion, and a lot of sauce made this the typical Kung Pao chicken. Was it bad? It wasn't bad, but not 5 stars great either. I don't know if I really understand why Phoenix area chinese places are compelled to throw a ton of vegetables in Kung Pao. It'd be nice for once to have a relatively vegetable-less "meat" dish and order vegetables separately (like how you order at better chinese places). Compared to other places in Phoenix, it was probably better than what I've had, but again, not 5 stars "amazing". The Bo Bo shrimp was a breaded shrimp dish with a spicy brown sauce. On the positive, I tasted the ginger and garlic come out of the sauce, but the breading on the shrimp was so heavy it was falling off as I ate it. Perhaps it was because it was take out and it got soggy, so I'll reserve some judgement for when I dine in person, but I've had plenty of take out and the shrimp are not always like that. I would have preferred a lighter coating which can be achieved with a dusting of cornstarch. I can see why this place has gotten the accolades because relatively speaking, there isn't a lot of good accessible chinese food here in Phoenix (well, unless you go to Cofco Plaza, Lee Lee Market, Great Wall, etc.). But again, there is much better around. With that being said, if you've read my other reviews you'll see I am a big fan of locally run non-chain restaurants. So don't let my review scare you too much, I'm just picky and have high expectations. I certainly could have ordered items that are difficult to make poorly (Mushu pork, mongolian beef, etc.) but chose Kung Pao as it's difficult to pull off properly. So please try this place for yourself and form your own opinion. At least you have mine. read more

5 Stars for "Old School" Americanized Chinese food, in an authentic funky retro Chinese restaurant environment. Fresh, flavorful, and priced right. My husband and I were sans children, and wanted something close to home, but different than our usual haunts. Based on the Yelp reviews, I decided to give Dragon Palace a try. What a great find! I have seen this place before, when at the Quiltz shop at the end of the little strip center. I am glad to try any hole in the wall or oddball place, but having had too much bad Chinese in the past, will usually not try one unless it comes with a recommendation by someone. Hot tea and ice water arrived immediately. We ordered 2 Dragon Dinner Specials- I the Almond Chicken, my husband the Mongolian Beef. Evil, delicious little crunchy fried wonton strips showed up after we placed the order. The Wor-Wonton soup arrived first- hot, and delicious. Beautiful clean shrimp were so flavorful, and the veggies and wontons were perfect. The eggrolls were crisp and fresh. The chicken drumette was crisp and flavorful. Our entrees were so good, reminding me of the old fashioned Chinese restaurants I went to with my parents in late 60's-early 70's. (Anyone remember Toy's Shangri La??) Service was pleasant and non-obtrusive. Here's an observation I made: there was NO HINT of anything that had been frozen and added back into any dish. I hate it when places do this! The only downside was that we got NO banana wonton desserts! I think it was because we arrived around 8:15 and they closed at 9, and were closing up the kitchen. Now we HAVE to go back so we can try some other entrees and those little sweet morsels. read more

My wife and I come to this place all the time. The people running the place are legit and this is the kind of old fashiony Chinese food restaurant you wanna go to where it's a hole in the wall, mom and pop shop, but has that fabulous 1970's decor. We came here on Valentines for some love supper and were shocked by their wine prices. I think they were all $13.95 a bottle which is very reasonable for house wine prices. Happy family and fried dumplings are main stays for us. Everything is great so try it all. You'll have left overs for tomorrow too. read more

This place is kind of buried in a dead little strip mall opposite of Joe's Grotto and can be a little less than eye catching from the outside. Once inside, you can tell it's has been around for a while. However, I have been here 3 times with my family and every time the Kung-food and the service here has been no less than amazing. The older gentleman that runs the place is always accommodating and friendly. My boyfriend is allergic to shrimp and they are more than willing to cater to his needs and make substitutions when necessary. The quality of food is always consistent each time and is by far the best that I have tasted in Phoenix. They generally aren't super packed which is confusing given the quality of the food here, although they do have a lot of business on the take out side. We generally get the family style meals which include several delicous items. The one we usually get includes Wonton soup, the Poo Poo Platter (lol), Mongolian beef (which my boyfriend swears by), Sizzling Shrimp, House Special Chicken (best chicken ever), Mushu Pork, and Peking Fried Rice. And they top off every meal with these little banana filled glazed turnover squares. Prices are decent all around which is also a plus given the quality of the food. I would highly recommend this place to anyone who would like a delicious, memorable and authentic Chinese meal. read more

Ordered on THEIR web site order to be delivered. They switched it to pickup. Ordered Mongolian beef without wheat soy sauce. Just leave plain if sauce has wheat in it. They called to argue Mongolian Beef sauce not the same. I asked if the sauce had wheat in it ,vthey replied I DONT KNOW.?????? Wth. Then on pick up the order was not complete. Nope....were done. Like going to a confused messed up Panda place. read more

Dragon Palace has become my new go-to Chinese place. After having brought home dinner from here several times, Hubby and I decided to eat in last night. It was a totally solid meal once again. The egg drop soup is like no other I have ever had- thick, savory, and eggy, with small squares of tofu and red bell pepper. I am normally repulsed by anything with bell pepper, but this stuff is so delicious, I can totally overlook it. This time, I decided to try the won ton soup, and it, too, was awesome- savory and full of perfectly cooked won tons with little nuggets of pork inside, topped with green onions. Delicious. We also got the crab puffs- again, these are some of the best I've had in Phoenix. They also have regular and vegetarian egg rolls. I don't think the latter are on the menu, but just ask for them. They are pretty good. I have had the house special chicken, the sweet and sour pork (minus the bell pepper, of course), and the three seas (scallops, shrimp, and chicken with snow peas and bamboo in a light sauce). All are very good, very generously portioned, and almost entirely meat. The scallops in particular were so well cooked, and next time I go I will have a scallop dish. Hubby has had three types of vegetarian entrees- the family bean curd, the veggie and egg crepes, and the mushrooms, peas, and bamboo combo- and he has enjoyed them all. They do not deliver, but do a brisk takeout business. While we were dining, they had someone picking something up every few minutes. They are super fast with the takeout, even with special requests. You will wait only 10 minutes and have everything well packaged and ready for transport. Everything is still hot when I get home, even after more than half an hour drive. Dragon Palace does not have everything on the menu that I would want in my ideal Chinese restaurant, but it comes close. Everything we have eaten has been good at the very least, and often among the best we've had in the Phoenix metro, and the prices are very reasonable. read more

Dragon Palace is your stereotypical, neighborhood Chinese restaurant. It's back in the corner of a shady looking strip mall, which doesn't exactly draw you in. The restaurant itself is decorated with rather gaudy, gold and red decorations, complete with red paper lanterns. Although I don't come here for the atmosphere, I wish one of these days they'd put a sound system in and play some background music. Despite the less-than-elegant decor, this restaurant has a certain charm to it. I've been coming here with my family for about 20 years and it's still my restaurant of choice for Chinese food. The egg rolls and crab puffs are pretty tasty, but my favorite appetizer is the egg drop soup. It's thick, flavorful and I have yet to find a rival anywhere. Great dishes include the Mongolian beef, cashew chicken and house special chicken. Americans everywhere have their favorite, must order Chinese food dish and I'm willing to bet you'll find a pleasant version of it at Dragon Palace. The best time to go is at lunch! It's quick and cheap. Their lunches, which come with a generous helping of your choice of dish (say kung pao chicken), rice, egg roll, 2 wontons and either egg drop or wonton soup are less than $6, most around $5. If you're REALLY on a budget, order a bowl of egg drop soup for only $1. The only thing you can't get at lunch time is their after-dinner, Banana Caramel Delights! They drop one off for each person with the check.This isn't the actual name for them, but as they are complimentary and not on the menu, I'm not sure what they are called. They are basically banana filled crispy wonton wrappers that are then coated in a crunchy, sugary, caramel coating. If you like bananas and sweet things, you'll love these! If you're craving Chinese food, stop and eat here or pick up a to-go order and eat it in whatever environment you choose! read more

One day every year, my parents have been coming here for their anniversary. Every single time, they are greeted by many of the same faces that they have seen for almost 30 years. Faces that recognize theirs even though they only visit once every 365 days. Their food is delicious, their service is wonderful and it is truly a hidden gem. We always over order, the leftovers are even better the next day! read more

Pre-ordered takeout for a family birthday dinner for 20 people. Ken helped me pick out the entire menu. Confirmed my order the morning of the party. The food was hot and everything was delicious! The cost was reasonable for the amount of food (yes, we had plenty of left-overs, as well). I highly recommend this restaurant!! read more

Bland. My "hot" bean curd was anything but--had to cover it in sriracha. My husband's hot and sour soup was nothing like any hot and sour he'd ever had (and not in a good way). The mushrooms looked canned and the chicken in the hot & sour soup was oddly rubbery. This place over Americanizes their food and it makes me miss east coast Chinese. We're keeping our hopes up that we'll find "our" Chinese take out place in Phoenix, but the outlook isn't good if Dragon Palace is worthy of 4 stars! One up side: ridiculous amount of food for a really good price. read more

My wife and I have driven by this place a thousand times and never gave it a thought because of it's location, a slightly ghetto strip mall. Thanks to you Yelper's we braved the location. (on a side note, this ghetto strip mall has an Irish Dance Studio, Fencing Studio, A Toy store that is gotta be seen to be believed and Joe's Grotto featuring a stage for bands.) Walking through the big red doors entering the restaurant I was suddenly flashing back to childhood memories of my families favorite Chinese restaurant in CT circa 1965. Same decor, reds, blues, big red banquets, and complete with gold dragon's! The owner is really nice! He has been in this same location since 1979. I only know of a handful of restaurants that have stayed in business in the valley that long. He gets 4 stars just for that!! The menu has all the regular "americanized" Chinese dishes....sweet and sour pork, egg foo yung, chow mein, mu shu, etc....will be back again to find our favorites on the menu. We had the fried dumplings, bo bo shrimp, peking fried rice and house special fried chicken. Everything was fresh and tasty! This is one of the better "americanized" Chinese restaurants in town! read more

I came in with an extremely picky group, 8 of us, and not one complaint, zero. That alone is great, but this was by far the best Chinese food any of us have ever had. 3 of us have already gone back just a few days later, as I will today. Seriously soooo freaking good! read more

I have been going to this place since I was 5 years old, when my parents use to take me (I am 38 yrs old now). They consistently provide amazing dishes! This review isn't just based on nostalgia. The food is really amazing and well priced. I took my mom there recently after decades since she's been (because she moved), and she said they haven't skipped a beat in the taste and quality of their food. read more

I called Dragon Palace one time when I was really hurting for some quality Chinese food. I ordered the house special and something else that way my bill came out to the appropriate delivery amount. Delivery was a little late, and I'm just 2 maybe 3 blocks away which kinda ticked me off (I was starving!). The dish was absolutely delicious except the chicken was still in huge pieces that I had to cut down. All in all I liked the food but I think I'll actually go inside next time to experience the ambiance. read more

The food here is absolutely horrible. We had issues with every thing ordered except the iced tea. The food is completely unflavored, salty, and low quality. We ordered the Mandarin family dinner which was a bundle of appetizers and entrees. The issues listed below were addressed with the manager/owner but he made excuses for the problems and did not attempt to correct. I would not recommend this restaurant in any way shape or form to anyone for fear they will be disappointed or sick. The issues 1. Fried wontons - cold, hard and no filling. 2. Egg rolls - filled with old meat and tasted awful. 3. Egg drop soup was really thick from over cooking 4. The fried rice was full of old and new meat (complemented by the light and dark colors plus an old taste) 5. The Mongolian beef was the most offensive in taste - super salty and watery (the manager said that's how they do it there). 6. The sweet and sour chicken tasted like donuts deep fried in old oil. The shell of the pastry was crisp but every piece was doughy. Topping the chicken was a sweet glaze but did not complement the chicken. 7. Stale fortune cookie The dinner was finished with some odd baklava looking sweet but we were so done with the restaurant that we didn't try it. read more