King Dragon | Chinese Restaurant — Restaurant in Grand Prairie

I have tried many different Chinese restaurants from all over! I noticed this one delivered and was close to my house. My favorite Chinese restaurant had closed down not too long ago, so I figured why not. I ordered the Singapore w shrimp, chkn fried rice, and an egg drop soup. The lady said it was $25.?? so I grabbed $30 to tip w the left over $$. The delivery was fast but after paying I noticed the receipt showed $20.?? so he got a hefty tip which I was not too upset about bc I should have double checked. I was not happy when I opened my chkn fried rice and seen fried rice w diced white onion and chkn only!!! If this is what they consider to be fried rice, then they have NO CLUE!! It was very disgusting!!!! I opened my Singapore noodles and this is usually my favorite dish......however the smell that came off of this, instantly lost my appetite!!! I looked to my only hope...my egg drop soup. I was as happy as a hungry person could be at this point with the soup and only was able to eat a few bites!! So, I basically spent $30 on a few bites of egg drop soup!!! I will NEVER make this mistake again!! I will ONLY give 1 star bc of the fast delivery! I trusted all of the positive reviews I had seen, and I am shocked that so many ppl have NO idea on what good Chinese food is supposed to taste like!! I have NEVER had Chinese food loose my appetite like this place did in a matter of seconds!! Don't waste your money like I did...I would go to the location and sample their food first before...

Let me start by saying the prices are inexpensive, and this place seems geared totally towards take-out, with only a few tables in the 'dining area'. Even if you elect to dine in, your food is served in foam take-out containers, and drinks are limited to the selection of bottles in the cooler. However, the bottle of coke I received was only two days from expiration. The food portions were decent, very similar to eating at the food court at a mall. However, the food quality was not good at all - the General Tso's chicken was bland, and the broccoli was frozen, not completely thawed and inedible. The water chestnuts were crunchy and under cooked, and the chicken was mostly tasteless, except the parts that had some of the sauce on them. The sauce was also surprisingly bland - it was a bit sweet, but had none of the "kick" that it should have. The Mongolian beef was similarly bland, except for a strong, off-putting citrus-like taste that was very out of place. It is not often I get lunch for two for $15, and even rarer that I feel that I got the short end of the deal. Unfortunately, this is one of those times. With the abundant selection of Chinese restaurants in the area, pay a few dollars more and get something edible at a...

I've been ordering from King Dragon for years, but slowly over time the quality has gone down significantly. What Chinese place that uses fettucini for lo mein can even call themselves legit? I think I just placed my last order with them. Over the years I'd slowly narrowed down the list of what food to order from them as chicken would come half cooked, beef and pork so fatty it could be chewed indefinitely, fried/battered chicken coming with dishes that were supposd to be just sauteed. This time I ordered a dish with white rice and egg drop soup. For one, I got fried rice instead of white rice. If it were edible, I would have given it a pass but the rice smelled and tasted awful and was hard as a rock. It went straight into the trash. The egg drop soup was so gelatinous it could not even be categorized as soup. It had quite clearly crossed over the line into goop (way over the line). It was absolutely disgusting. Honestly I don't know how they can stay in business much longer with such bad food. I'm...