Dragon House

I went here with a friend. She seemed to enjoy her combo platter, but mine was disappointing. The fried rice was tasty, as was the egg fu young, or would have been if there weren't eggshells in it. The waitress was very nice and called the manager. Who was dismissive and did not offer any discount or to redo the dish. The mushroom chicken was made with canned mushrooms just thrown on top, and chicken pieces that were too small to see. Overall not the most positive experience. Not worth the money or the time. There are lots of other tastier places that have better ambiance as well. My advice? Head somewhere else. (I'd like to thank my server though, she seemed genuinely unhappy that we weren't offered compensation for the bad experience. She deserves to be working somewhere nicer.) more

I have been all over the place in the US, even in China Towns. This is the real deal. more

This is possibly the worst Chinese food I have had in the Twin Cities. I paid $20 for food for one person and the portions were so small that I wasn't even full after eating it. I can't imagine spending that much money on food and still being hungry at any other Chinese place I've ever been. I love cream cheese wontons, but these were by far the worst I have ever had. They were almost spicy and the sweet and sour sauce they sent with was aweful too. Finally, I found a piece of hair in my food. I had to stop eating after I found it because it grossed me out so much, so my $20 was basically completely wasted. I will never eat here again! more

This is possibly the worst Chinese food I have had in the Twin Cities. I paid $20 for food for one person and the portions were so small that I wasn't even full after eating it. I can't imagine spending that much money on food and still being hungry at any other Chinese place I've ever been. more

The place is presentable. The setting is very neat, everything is nice and clean. Prices were reasonable but not for the food portion we got. And the food! The food, omg; I ordered two egg drop soup for both my mom and I, anyone who likes eating egg drop soup will know that it is a thicker liquid with nice thin strips of well mixed eggs boiled in chicken broth. Well, the one I had at this place was NOT thick, eggs were NOT mixed (because I can tell the egg whites from the yolk), boiled in this cheap chicken soup. The Gee Pin which is small pieces of chicken wrapped in tin foil and deep fried, sounds good huh? It tasted like small pieces of chicken stir fried in soy sauce (cheap way to make stir fry chicken). The tea tasted cheap like it was store bought. Because of the bad experience I had so far, I decided to just put in one order instead of all that I had in mind. When I told the waitress "one order or the Szechuan Chicken", she "one order to share?" as I replied "yes" her expression changed. Now from this point I wanted to just pay for whatever I had and just walk out, but I was very hungry from working all day without eating. She brought out the Szechuan Chicken with one bowl of rice that was the size of a pepper plate, which I've never seen before ever at restaurants. The szechuan tasted like it was store bought. The water glass was cute but it was cute because it was VERY small. She never came back to refill my water nor gave me my check. ||[]||[]Overall, I'll never go back and will advise everyone I know to not eat there if you want decent food and food portions at reasonable prices. more

You need to give this place a try! If you like Shuang Cheng, this place is pretty comparable. The food is great and the prices inexpensive. Try the Beef Chow Fun. Pros: Good food, Inexpensive, Not crowded more

You need to give this place a try! If you like Shuang Cheng, this place is pretty comparable. The food is great and the prices inexpensive. Try the Beef Chow Fun. Pros: Good food, Inexpensive, Not crowded more