Usually my first stop when I get to Fort Lauderdale. Delicious food and a great atmosphereread more

Ten ten Chinese seafood restaurant always hits that sweet spot. The food is always decent, the…read moreservers are courteous, and the service is prompt. I enjoy coming here with my friends and family whenever we are craving some good Chinese food. Today we were a party of three, and we were seated right away. We got different food and some dim sum and it was more than enough to share between the three of us. I would recommend this place to others for sure. I would definitely be back again in the near future.

Earnest was our server and he was excellent. He made suggestions that were perfect fur our first…read moretime at this restaurant. The soup was great to start followed by the shrimp dumplings. I knew after these starters the meal was going to be exceptionally delicious. I had the orange beef and my wife had the snapper. We accompanied our entrees with the chef special fried rice which was a perfect addition. We finished our dinner with the key lime pie and took home dinner for tomorrow. I didn't mention the Mai Tai and the lichee Martini which were made perfectly. Earnest is a great server who is professional all the way throughout the dining experience. We will return to this not inexpensive establishment but worth the money. Chinese food in Fort Lauderdale is limited and this is steps ahead of Christine Wong. Needless to say the restaurant is beautiful and very comfortable which enhances the dining atmosphere.

The food was decent, but a bit pricey for Chinese cuisine. They offered the usual Chinese…read morerestaurant menu, along with some unique dishes. Overall, the food was satisfactory, but nothing extraordinary. We ordered a variety of entrées to share, and the waiter portioned out our plates. However, I found the small water and soda glasses to be a bit annoying. Since the glasses were so small, my glass kept going empty before the waiter would refill it.

During our family trip down to Hollywood, we stopped at Hong's BBQ for lunch on the last day of our…read moremini-cation. Located off Stirling Road (accessible from both directions), Hong's BBQ sits amongst the various shops that make up the Stirling Place Plaza. If you're here based off your search for food around the Seminole Hard Rock Casino and Hotel Hollywood, you've got the same idea as us and this review is for you; Hong's is essentially "around the corner" from the casino and a great option if you want to venture off the resort for some great food. Recommended by a source for reliable eats, we decided to give Hong's BBQ a go before our trip back to Tampa. We found that Hong's BBQ has some great authentic Canto-style Chinese cuisine. Not big by any means (you can't necessarily host a large banquet style gathering here), there is definitely ample seating - mainly suited for parties of 4. We came around 1pm on a Sunday and had no issues being seated - although the restaurant maintained a steady flow of customers in and out of the restaurant. There are a few larger round tables scatter throughout with the typical lazy-susan setup in the center that may accommodate larger parties of 6-8. If you're not interested in dining-in, there is definitely a "butcher's" station/display that is set up toward the back of the dining section. The setup within the restaurant definitely brought back nostalgic memories of Chinatown restaurants and their racks of char-siu, roast duck, pig, and soy chicken hanging under the heating lamps. From here, you can order cuts of the aforementioned meats by weight without the "extras." The menu offered a great variety of Canto-style cuisine; I would argue that it's hard to go wrong with a choice based on their selections they have available. We ordered two noodle soups (roast duck and char siu), along with an order of the beef chow fun, which were all outstanding. Beginning with the noodle soups, you have 3 different noodle options; I opted for the flat rice noodles which I instantly craved upon identifying it as a choice. The noodles were cooked to al-dente perfection that had a good amount of "bounce" while easy to chew. The broth was also on a whole other level that warrants praise in itself. The beef chow fun is also a must - yes, I recognize that this may be considered a "basic" choice, but Hong's BBQ makes this the right way. The service wasn't poor - let's just say that it falls in line with the coveted 3-star Asian restaurant rating (If you know, you know). The servers knew how and when to deliver. All in all, Hong's BBQ is a great place to dine with your family. I would recommend this to anyone in or travelling to this area.

Heard about this place and wanted to try it's BBQ and roasted meats…read more We stopped by on a Thursday evening around 5. The eatery seats about 40 and is clean and simply decorated. It was empty. But it slowly got more diners, with about 5 tables filled before we left. Service was fine but the waitress who took our order barely spoke English and it was difficult getting answers about items on the menu. Nevertheless, we ordered pan-fried dumplings, the three meat combo plate with roast duck, BBQ roast pork, and crispy pork. We also got a seafood platter with salt and pepper shrimp, squid, and scallops. The latter didn't have much taste. We couldn't even taste any salt and pepper. The dish came on a bed of shredded raw cabbage. There was no rice. When I asked, the server (a different one from the woman who took our order) brought us a small bowl. They had forgotten to put the rice on the plate. (The dish is advertised as being served on a bed of rice.) The meat platter was decent. Although the duck skin needed to be crispier, the pork skin was very crispy. The BBQ roast pork was tasty, boasting a nice char siu flavor. The few strands of Chinese broccoli that was served with the dish was cold, as if it was added from the refrigerator. We enjoyed the pan-fried dumplings. They seemed to be homemade. One appetizer, two entrees, tax, and tip was $66.

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.

My favorite little hole in the wall that makes the best BBQ chashu pork. The show stopper is their…read morecuttlefish. Of course they were sold out by the time I got there. This is a 2 hour drive from my house so not a place I can come very often. They are a local family run to go business, no dine in allow. Some people may be put off by the unfamiliar meats hanging by its neck into display window or in a saucy gelatinous bin but if you're Asian, this is closest thing to home cooking. Food 5/5 Cleanliness 2.5/5 Service 4/5 order like you're at the wonton soup nazi (don't ask a million questions ) *Cash only or Zelle.

Everything was DELICIOUS I found this place by accident and…read moreI'm glad I did. I haven't had such delicious Chinese food since I left Manhattan.Chinatown. It was so delicious and service was fast and friendly..... My new favorite place...I just I lived closer...definitely worth the trip

Saw some good reviews about this eatery, so I had to try it…read more Went on a Saturday for lunch with a friend. The place is small but was decently packed. They offer dim sum, so we had some roast pork buns as appetizers. The buns had very little filling and the bread was a bit dry, as if the buns had been sitting in the warmer for awhile. (They are displayed in a warmer as you enter the restaurant.) There is no lunch menu on weekends, so we ordered from the regular menu. Prices averaged $17 to $20 per entree with seafood options averaging $23-$25. All meals are served with white rice. There are no options to switch to fried rice, unless you want to order it as an entree. My friend loves orange chicken, so that's what she ordered. Since the eatery is touted for its roast duck and roast pork, I ordered the latter. We shared both. The pork was a bit salty and a tad dry. And it needed more of it's glaze. Though I am not a fan of orange chicken, this was one of the best I have had. It was sweet, but not overly done. And the coating was light and crispy. The portions were large. We both ate and took home leftovers for our husbands. Service was spotty and rushed with only two people taking care of all the tables. I never got a straw for my glass of water, and it took a few requests to get chopsticks. One appetizer, two entrees, tax, and tip was about $57.

We truly enjoyed this restaurant. It is a tad small, and we did have to wait a while for a table,…read morebut it was well worth the wait. The dishes can get a little pricey, but they're worth it, you can really taste the quality in the ingredients. Every dish I've had has always tasted fresh and delicious. We don't get to visit often because of the price point, but it's definitely one of those places we would come back to for a special meal.

I usually don't bother with "Chinese" restaurants that mainly cater to American tastes, but this…read moreplace had a certain air of Asian authenticity from the outside so I decided to give it a try. One look at the menu, however, and that authentic air was instantly deflated - American food all the way. *Sigh* But I was already there, and I was hungry, so I decided to order the Roast Pork "Lo Mein" to go - after all, how could you go wrong with noodles and pork? Unfortunately, I quickly learned the answer: they could (and did) overcook the pork until it was dry and shoe-leathery. The fortune cookie in the little plastic bag was about the only thing I enjoyed about this meal. p.s. I thought the prices were pretty high, too.

Pretty good place for chinese but we like Red Lantern for chinese food on sample road ok coolread more

Stopped in for Chinese food. Ordered the sesame chicken with brown rice and an egg roll. The…read morechicken was tough and chewy. It wasn't very fresh. The brown rice was very nice and the egg roll was tasty. Service was a little slow. It took a while to get our check. The restaurant is decorated very nicely. May try again if in the area and get something other than the chicken. The others in the party enjoyed theirs Kung pao shrimp and pepper steak.

Let me start with the positive. The restaurant has a good selection of dumplings. We came for…read moredumplings for the Chinese New Year. They have a separate menu just for them with pictures. We ordered around ten different types of them, and everything tasted great. We were happy with the food. This was my first time here. The service food service was very slow and service not so friendly. More than half of the dumplings we ordered came at once. One more came fifteen minutes after we were done with the first round, and they forgot the last two orders, lol. We asked for the check and they forgot us again lol, no one came back. We paid at the front. After listening to the local customers there talk. It seems that slow service is a thing here. The place was low-staffed. They had only two waitresses working. If you don't mind the long wait. The food is good here.

A great sit down DIM SUM and CHINESE food restaurant Great…read morefood. Comfortable seating and ample parking. The menus are translated to English

Dragon City is the place we go to when we crave good Chinese food. Everything we ordered today was…read morefantastic. They were a little busy with big tables. So it took a while for the server to come to our table and take our drink and food orders. But once they did, the food came out nonstop and we were thoroughly able to enjoy everything. One of my favorite things to get all times is the steamed oysters with ginger and scallions. The lobster with ginger and scallions is good too. If you like clams try the clams in black bean sauce. They have plenty of indoor seating spaces. They are located in a plaza that offers plenty of parking spaces. I would recommend this place to others and would visit again myself in the future.

I always enjoy coming to Dragon City. The food is pretty authentic Chinese cuisine -- flavorful,…read morefresh, and consistently satisfying. Service is quick, and everything comes out fast without sacrificing quality. The prices are on point for the portions and quality you get. Honestly, you can never go wrong here. It's a reliable spot when you're craving solid Chinese food.