The food was amazing, fresh and cooked perfectly. Seasoning was spot on! The service was also…read moreamazing. Attentive servers were always on the ball. Absolutely one of the very best Chinese Restaurants, and I've been to hundreds, I've enjoyed. Strongly encourage everyone to give them a try.

Stopped by for an early afternoon brunch today. Big mistake…read more But first, let me say that our server was friendly and attentive and could not have been more helpful. Promptly seated, drinks brought out, order taken and food delivered fast, hot and correct. The background music was some chinese music tv station playing modern easy listening tunes and, along with the comfortable chairs and solid table made for a relaxing environment. The food? meh. You can see our order in the latest photo and how expensive it was. the Lo Mein was mostly tasteless and certainly lacking in thast "lo mein flavor." Although the meat was tender, the sauce was just a sticky brown sauce. Surprisingly, the Spicy Pickle Tofu was essentially the same sticky brown sauce as the Lo Mein but with some fried tofu in it and without the noodles but nothing otherwise remarkable. You can tell by looking at my earlier picture attached. The old picture shows a bright and colorful plate. The dish today was a dark brown (you could hardly see the tofu from the beef) as everything was just dark. Eggplant seemed to have a similar brown sauce as well but the eggplant was otherwise tasteless. Nothing popped. Chicken bites were bland and not at all crunchy. Just fried to soft texture but no real flavor. According to our server, the menu was just recently updated about a month ago. We noticed because one of our favorites was the Fried Taro Pie which is now gone from the menu and the server said yes, that's right. Maybe this place has a new owner or chef, but it's no longer in my top asian restaurants for Tucson.

I don't come to Jun Dynasty as often as I should. Every time I visit, I'm reminded of how…read moreconsistently good the food is. Their takeout is always reliable, the portions are generous, and the quality never seems to waver. Recently, my family gathered here for dinner, and everything was delicious. We ordered the Ma Po Tofu, Beef Chow Fun, Salt and Pepper Fish Fillet, and, of course, the Peking Pork Strips, which are an all-time favorite and a must-order for us. Every dish was flavorful and well-prepared. I'm always happy to see the restaurant busy whenever I stop by. In an industry where consistency can be hard to find, Jun Dynasty continues to deliver quality food year after year. It has become a true Tucson staple, and it deserves all the support it receives from the community.

The best Chinese food period! I brought a chef friend from Los Angeles and she concurred. Another…read morewell traveled friend can't get enough either. The people who work there are really good and attentive. Same crew for the past few years. My favorites would be green beans, kung pao chicken and moo shoo. The hot pots make many happy but idk it wasn't for me. Theres always a line on weekends but they have a great online order app and I have used it and run over to pick up. We like it so much we've catered a little party of 10 with Jun dynasty. The back room has a few big round tables and it's a fun way to share food and get your friends together.

Another update! Today we went nuts and ordered the Meat Combo Appetizer AND our own entrees. The…read moreappetizer was so much fun: 2 Egg Rolls, 2 Crab Puffs, 2 Shrimp Tempura, 2 Beef Kabobs, 2 BBQ Ribs. The egg rolls are huge, crispy, and not the least bit greasy. The shrimp tempura is light and crisp. The beef kabobs are well flavored and cooked crispy, which is an interesting and yummy presentation, The ribs are large and flavorful. The crab puffs are amazing! We could have eaten ten of them; a crisp outside is stuffed with a melting cheesy crab mixture. Divine! House -made Chinese mustard (so good and really clears out the sinuses!) and sweet dipping sauces completed the appetizers. I've reviewed our entrees before and they are as delicious as always. I had the Three Delight Moo Shu, a platter filled with fresh vegetables, shrimp, and chicken; accompanied by sauce (hoisin?) and rice pancakes. I enjoy making my little "burrito" bites! My dining friend had the Mongolian Three Delight; shrimp, chicken, and beef prepared with at least three kinds of onions and a mildly spicy sauce, and a large bowl of rice. My friend has a spice-loving palate, and was brought a bowl of hot chili sauce. Visible pepper flakes floated in the sauce and it was pronounced perfect. I love being greeted by name and the food is scrumptious. Golden House is immaculate throughout and it is a pleasure to visit and enjoy their food. See you next month, Ming!

SO incredibly grateful to have somewhere to eat close by that's not only local but has TONS of…read moregluten free options. I truly feel normal eating here having celiac. The food is amazing and the staff / owners are genuinely so kind. My husband and I just love this place, we eat here a lot! My favorite is the gf chicken fried rice and he just loves the gf orange chicken! So crispy and yummy!

This is not the type of restaurant where you need any more ambience than watching the food…read morepreparation a few feet from your table. After probably more than a dozen meals there, I've never been disappointed in the quality of the food or the service. It has a "no-nonsense" interior that suits the purpose just fine. I drive 17 miles each way to eat there if I'm not in the area for other reasons. I almost hesitate to recommend the place so it doesn't become popular to the point that seating becomes more of an issue. Smile here.

Old school Chinese diner. Not fancy, but def fast…read more Not sure if the economy is causing a drop in food quality or if there have been changes in recipes or cooks but it has been noticeable. The dish that used to be my go to was the ginger chicken, but the chicken quality is noticeably less tender, on the stringy side. So I switched to order other dishes like their tofu dishes or an occasional Mongolian meat dish. Again, the meat & sauce similarities (hard to tell them apart) are noticeable. It's still a decent place for a fast meal or easy takeout but I find myself looking elsewhere for Chinese food. Their fried rice was always basic, but now it's like it got hit with some soy sauce & little else Prices have gotten a bit higher (like they do :) though they're still cheaper than many) but quality has gone down a notch or more. Not saying I'll never be back, but it's not on my bi weekly dont wanna cook lets eat out rotation. Oh well.

Started with new dim sum offerings. The usual pork bun, shrimp har gow and pork siu mai. Pork bun…read morenot steamed enough, pork siu mai almost raw. Har gow bland. The main courses - beef with veg, "happy family", fish with black bean and asparagus, and oxtails. Will say flavors on all were good. Portions on the smaller side. And so that makes the dishes expensive for what we got. Full entrees do NOT include rice, so we ordered that and a refill at $5/per. Lastly - we were the only table in the restaurant at 4pm, so I don't find any justification for have a surly waitress. Will we return? Doubtful. $145 (without tip) for 4 of us.

S SKY DRAGON: The…read moreRestaurant That Made Me Betray My Wife's Eggroll Dear World, I need to come clean. At Sky Dragon Restaurant (where my wife and I stopped in for their lunch special), I did something unforgivable. Something scandalous. Something so deliciously wrong it felt right: I ate my wife's entire eggroll. Yes, I swore I'd only take half. Just a polite nibble, a respectful sample, the kind of marital sharing that earns you points in the long game. But then the eggroll crackled, whispered sweet nothings, and before I knew it... it was gone. Vanished. Devoured. I betrayed my vows of "in sickness, in health, and in splitting appetizers evenly." But can you blame me? Sky Dragon's food is dangerously good. My Cashew Chicken was a culinary power ballad: tender chicken, crunchy cashews, and sauce so smooth Barry White could've sung it. The crab puff? A fried golden treasure chest filled with cream-cheese glory--like winning the lottery but tastier. The Egg Flower Soup was so comforting it should come with a blanket and a bedtime story. Meanwhile, my wife's Chicken with Vegetables looked like a scene from a kung fu movie where broccoli and carrots fight crime--colorful, crisp, heroic. She took home half of her meal and she watched me annihilate her eggroll like Godzilla on downtown Tokyo. Portions? Perfect. Flavors? Legendary. Regrets? Only that I didn't order a second eggroll before my marriage lawyer finds out. Final Verdict: Sky Dragon deserves 5 stars, a standing ovation, and maybe a Nobel Prize in Fried Foods. And yes--next time, my wife is getting her OWN eggroll. (Probably two, just to be safe.)

My whole family loves Dragon Village and their lunch specials!…read more Always a treat to dine-in with my kids, as the restaurant staff are always so kind to them

In the mood for some sweet/salty crispy tofu? Try the Sesame Tofu (pictured). When I told our…read moreserver how much I enjoyed it, she said it is her favorite dish on the menu. It is very flavorful, but needs some vegetables and other textures to go with it, so make sure your dining companion orders something that complements this dish!

Big portions. Fresh-tasting delicious. Husband got the chicken with black bean. I got sesame…read morechicken this time. Nice staff. Clean. Cool at lunch time but not freezing temp inside restaurant. Discount if you pay cash. Lunch menu includes soup, egg roll, and wonton. We always enjoy this place.

We live nearby so I really wanted to like this restaurant but it is so inconsistent that we stopped…read morecoming here. When the food is good, it is really good but boy it can be really mediocre at best quite often. Sometimes the food is so salty, you cannot eat it! It is a nice, clean restaurant and the people working there are friendly and helpful so it is unfortunate that the food quality is not always up to par.

Underrated, lesser-known hole-in-the-wall serving up classic with a little flair…read more It's easy to miss this place, and I'll be honest, parking is a little bit of a pain. But squeeze right in to the little lot for lunch and prepare to leave happy! What's to love: Oh wow, they have lunch combos on weekends. That's rare nowadays! And their sides are a little bit different--instead of regular fried rice, they've got BBQ pork rice to accompany your dish. I was really hesitant, but that stuff is delicious. I had some with crispy orange beef--which was perfectly tenderized on the inside and crispy on the outside. If that sounds too rich for you, rest assured there are a dozen vegetarian-friendly combos as well. Service is kind, food comes out fast, and you can overhear happy long-time regulars raving about their food like they're discovering it for the first time. There are a ton of nondescript Chinese restaurants in town, and Ba-Dar is one of the better choices.

I've come to appreciate Americanized Asian cuisine (AAC) and its place in our culture. AAC…read morerestaurants don't serve 100% authentic dishes but it's good anyhow and that's okay. The fact is, unless I'm in a restaurant where there's roasted duck, pork, or chicken hanging from hooks, the expectation for "authentic" Chinese food is low. Ba-Dar was a surprising hit closer to the authentic side of the scale. The staff was super friendly and made it a point to connect with my wife and I as well as our kids. The three dishes and one appetizer we ordered came out quickly and was enough to feed our party with leftovers. I probably won't make it a point to come by the next time I'm passing through town but Ba-Dar was an enjoyable experience for tourists and locals alike. Enjoy!

Our neighborhood Chinese restaurant. Great lunch specials. Reasonable prices. Great service. I…read morehad the Orange chicken. It was very good. Served with spring role and egg drop soup. Velvet had the Mongolian beef. She said it was just good. With a pot of hot tea $28.27

Great food and friendly staff. Recommend the orange chicken and beef broccoli. Lunch specials are…read moregreat too.

Best Chinese food in Tucson in my opinion. Almost always filled with Asians. Only downside is they…read moredo not serve alcohol nor will they let you bring it in which is Legal.

My regret is not coming here sooner! So so good. Great vegan options! Huge portions. Flavorful…read moresauces. Loved the lo mein noodles. Fat noodles! Recommend the eggplant tofu dish. Such nice staff.