Dragon's Palace — Restaurant in Butler District

I literally order from drangons 1 time a week!!! Extra extra extra spicy chicken lo mein and like 6 veggie egg rolls omg its so freaking good every single time the flavors are on point everytime and i always just get soy sauce and everytime i place my order over the phone and go pick it up its always a ton of soy sauce in my bag!!! If u havent tried it you are missing out... i will not eat at any other chinese place because i have tried others in pa and ohio and weirton and follansbee before and their noodles are always so bland and flavorless compared to dragons palace im telling you, youd probably make a perminate change once youve tried their food!!! Their prices and amount of food is great i pay 7.50 for a large thing of chicken lomein and if i get 2 veggie rolls just for myself 3.75 so 11 dollars for a flavorful filling meal that u can have left overs from... The best chinese in not just weirton but the...

My lovely bride and I dined in at Dragon's Palace this evening and had a wonderful dinner. Wendy our server took great care of us and made sure our meals were to our satisfaction. The restaurant was full. We had to wait to be seated because no tables were available when we arrived. Wendy cleaned the first available table and the Host seated us. Considering the bustling business the restaurant had this evening, the service was great! We were in and out in about an hour. The meal was hot and delicious. I had the Cashew Chicken with extra Cashews, which included a vegetable egg roll and vegetable fried rice. Everything was fantastic. My lovely bride had her usual Crab Rangoon, vegetable egg roll, and hot and sour soup. She was happy with her meal too. We would highly recommend the Dragon's Palace and our server Wendy to family...

The Worst Experience.

I have a service dog who assists me with my disability and is legally permitted to accompany me anywhere in the United States.

The moment I walked into the restaurant, the first words out of the waitress’s mouth were, “Doggie?” I explained that my dog is a service animal and is allowed to be there under the law.

Despite my explanation, the waitress continued to say “no doggie” and even made a face of disgust toward my service dog. She interrupted me as I tried to explain, showing clear disregard for the situation.

Feeling disrespected and unwelcome, I left the restaurant without ordering any food.

This isn’t about English being her second language. It’s about the lack of proper training and respect for...