Dragon Street Chinese — Restaurant in Los Angeles

If I could give zero stars, I would. My boyfriend and I recently ordered orange chicken from this restaurant, expecting the traditional orange chicken recipe. Instead, what we got was a painful and dangerous experience.

Nowhere on the menu was this dish listed as spicy, nor was there any mention of whole dried chili peppers with seeds being mixed in and sauced over (to the point they looked like the chicken). But while my boyfriend was enjoying his food, he bit into what he thought was a piece of chicken covered in sauce—only to discover it was a dark red pepper of some kind, still with visible seeds. The pain was immediate and severe. His lips were burning, and he had to flush his mouth with milk just to calm the unbearable heat & pain. Even after several attempts to relieve the burning, he was still in pain. He’s still in pain right now! He loves spicy food but an entire dried pepper is insane!

This is completely irresponsible on the restaurant's part. If you’re going to serve incredibly spicy ingredients, you absolutely need to inform your customers. Not everyone can handle that level of spice, and some people may even have health conditions that make eating something like this incredibly dangerous.

My poor baby has stomach cramps and pain from this meal and with the cost associated I want to report it to my bank! The shrimp was also undercooked and made me queasy.

We will never order from this place again. The lack of care for customers' safety is appalling. If you value your stomach and your health, avoid this place altogether....

Trust the other reviews, it’s simply not worth it. I got the cream cheese wonton and the general tsos chicken. The rangoons were filled as if cream cheese is the cost of gold. They might have forgotten to fill them at all. Either way, the skimpiest wontons I’ve ever eaten. The rice tastes like minute rice, and not even the good ones. Only thing this place is worth is getting the general tsos if you’re east coaster craving it, but have rice at home, trust me. Also...

This place is a joke. I came from out of town and needed a late meal to tide me over until the next day. I figured fried wontons and fried rice are easy enough and hard to mess up. WRONG! The chicken in the rice was a gross texture and had gnarly bits in it. There was NO cheese in the wontons at all. None. It was just a fried wonton wrapper.

I barely ate any of it and threw it all in the trash. I can't remember ever wanting to throw my whole...