Holy moly 10/10 amazing portions insanely cheap the staff is on top of it the food comes out so…read morequick and they're all so kind. Decent sized restaurant and good menu options. I would absolutely come here again and on a Sunday night this place was PACKED in the restaurant and moving people through the drive through so that speaks to how much of a local favorite it is. Would come here again for sure. Paid like $15 for my plate that lasted 2 meals.

Standard Japanese-American food, but an unbeatable consistency, speed (call-in and drive-thru), and…read morevalue.

Four Stars Overall I…read morenormally like to know about a Restaurant before going in (Yelp is an Outstanding resource), but was brought here with about 2 minutes warning...lol Pros - Waiter was Outstanding: Friendly and Fast...our table had several special "requests" that were taken care of without a second thought - Food was very good: Hibachi Chicken was a bit salty Cons - Menu was a bit confusing for a First-Timer...I enjoyed what I had, but after looking at the Menu again, I didn't order what I would've preferred. Mind you, I spent a month in Narita, Japan so I'm familiar with Japanese food - Tip Jar at the Counter...I didn't know we'd have a Sever bring us our food and clear the table when I ordered. It came across as an attempt to double-dip the tip. Yes, I tipped our Outstanding Server well - Sweet Carrots...nasty and sweeter than Chocolate Frosted Sugar Bombs (see Calvin and Hobbes if you don't know the reference) Will I come back? Yes, but with a better understanding of my options

The chicken with the rice is very dry with only salt as a spice.I went there about 4 times and 4…read moretimes disappointed with the food.I guess most people don't notice or they never had better. The steak with the rice on the side is equally hard,dry and without flavor. They should make the workers try the food they are selling.And they want a tip before you eat that dry hard garbage. My onion it's not worth the drive

Ate sushi... Great fish. Excellent service…read more.. Nice room... We'll be back... .....................

I generally enjoy JP's House and find myself coming back every once in a while. The food is pretty…read moregood overall, and their rice is consistently one of the best parts of the meal. If you're visiting for the first time, I'd definitely recommend trying the Bento Box. That being said, some of the sushi rolls can be a little hit or miss. A few of them feel overly complicated and don't always come together as well as I'd hope. The service is usually good, although it can be a bit slow at times. Since it's a smaller restaurant with limited seating, that's understandable. Overall, it's a solid spot that I enjoy from time to time. It's not somewhere I crave all the time, but when I'm in the mood for it, it's a good choice with reliable food and a comfortable atmosphere.

Fast and friendly service and very good quality sushi. Our orders varied from habachi chicken to…read moremultiple specialty rolls. Also had some edamame, spring rolls, fried rice, and the green tea. It's a small little sushi place but the chef certainly knows what he's doing. We've been several times and never had a bad meal.

Placed order over the phone. Ordered Hibachi Shrimp and Hibachi Chicken which is described with…read morefried or steamed rice, sweet carrots, mushrooms and clear soup. Order was wrong and all they did was apologize. We received Shrimp Teriyaki instead of Hibachi and received Veggie Teriyaki instead of Chicken Hibachi. They informed me Hibachi Shrimp comes with broccoli instead of mushrooms. The sauce was more like Teriyaki not Hibachi! Spring Rolls were hard and tough. Disappointed.

Went on a Sunday for lunch. The server was fast. The place had typical Asian decor. I got the…read morebuffet so I could try a little of everything. The buffet was significantly small. It didn't even have Crab Rangoon or Wonton soup which is a staple at Asian restaurants. It had a very limited selection. The food was good, the pepper chicken and egg rolls were the best part. If I go back I would just order from the menu.

The entrance is the right side of the building when facing it. Kind of odd but hey. I ordered take…read moreout and it was fast. So that's good. Paid around 16 for my food and I will say that it was the worse Chinese food I have ever eaten. I don't normally use the W word but wow. The rice had hard pieces in it. Assuming undercooked rice. Very bland. I ordered steamed rice as you can't go wrong with that. They got my order wrong and gave me fried rice. The beef and the shrimp were ok. That's just it. The broccoli was crunchy which was good. I ordered an egg roll and it was different. But a good different. I won't be going back at all. The place was crowded. Assuming it was because it was Christmas Day.

Great Food FAST! Choose from steak, chicken, shrimp, scallops or just the veggies. Look at my…read morecheck-in for my favs! $6 to $16 meal choices available, plus a side menu. Chicken & shrimp no rice or carrots add extra veggies is my usual, (low carb). Great lunch for $10, entrees are cheaper. Japanese food made by chefs from Nicaragua. May sound strange, but they have many years of experience. The chef is lightning fast! Drive through, nice simple dining areas or carry out. Open 11:00AM to 9:30PM, Monday-Saturday. I hope y'all enjoy them as much as we do! Say hi to Alex!

This place wasn't bad. I was kinda surprised when I walked in and they were about to eat kfc. I…read morepicked up our food and went home. Food portions were decent but the meat itself was cut up in super small portions. I wished they offered something more than just carrots for veggies.

It was not as clean as I thought would be , maybe it was under construction but food was not good …read more I'm not a sushi I fan I went for Buffett , it was not a place I'd go again .

First time here. This is a buffet style Chinese restaurant that also offers some Southern dishes…read morelike Crawfish. The food was not bad, place was clean and parking was adequate. Self serve, waitress/waiter will bring drinks, utensils and clear plates. All you can eat.

This was my first time eating from Double Dragon since around 2011/2012-ish. That place has…read morechanged! Last time I ate there, the walls and lighting inside were much brighter, the floor space was less open, and there was a lunch buffet. Also, the menu has changed a little since then. All that said, the food was still delicious. I had the General Tso's chicken, and I'll absolutely go back for more (that is my go-to dish at any Chinese restaurant). As far as food goes, my only real complaints are that they don't put as much sauce on the chicken (I like to mix the extra Tso's sauce with my rice), and the fortune cookies were stale. My only other real complaint was that the food was called in, the quoted time was 10 minutes, I arrived in 8, and they hadn't even started on the food. And this wasn't due to business, as there was only one couple inside eating, no phones ringing, and no visible cooks working hard on orders. It would appear that they simply do not cook the food until you actually come in and pay, which completely defeats the purpose of calling in ahead of time. After paying, I still had to wait almost 10 minutes for the food.

So, we headed into the restaurant to dine there for the first time yesterday at the Double Dragon…read moreRestaurant. I can say that we had a pleasant experience. Zi was our server (the owner's son). He is a sweet young man and was very helpful in explaining anything I asked about certain menu items. We didn't know we could have such great sushi so close to home, so I know our daughter is going to be happy. I miss the sushi already. To be honest, I wasn't aware they served hibachi-style food as well as sushi . We ordered the Dancing Crab sushi roll (suggested by Zi), sweet bread (basically doughnut holes), and fried cheese wontons as a starter. Oh my goodness, I loved both of them!! My husband, I promise you, is not a fan at all of fried cheese wontons because, well, they have crab. But he absolutely loved these. Another thing to note is that the owners actually make these fresh, not prepackaged, like some other places we've been to. I also loved the taste of the sauce. I had the spare rib tips with pork fried rice, vegetables, and an egg. I fell in love with the taste of the rice because it reminded me of the Chinese food I had from Jersey growing up. The sauce of the spare ribs was delicious as well. My husband had his go-to General Tso's Chicken extra spicy and extra saucy. I've never seen that man eat the chicken first and leave the rice. Needless to say, he loved it. Our son had the pork and broccoli. He also enjoyed his food a lot. Our friend had the teriyaki chicken and pork fried rice with egg. Another hit. Onto some cons... In my opinion this restaurant has the potential to be more. While it has been here for a while, there are things to note that can make it feel like a place people would enjoy to sit and enjoy a meal. 1) The paper plates and Styrofoam cups need to go. While I understand there was a pandemic at one point, we are past that, and honestly, a sit-down restaurant feels more inviting with metal utensils and real dine-in dishes and cups. 2) I wasn't too fond of the shrimp egg roll at all. It was way too salty; I couldn't get past the first bite at all. 3) Not as many tables, and there is room to add at least three more tables. All in all, despite the minor setbacks, we give this place four stars. I'd definitely return for in-restaurant dining, especially if the tableware were updated to something appropriate for its food.