New Dragon
80 Point Judith Rd, Narragansett, RI, 02882
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Address :
80 Point Judith Rd
Narragansett, RI, 02882 - Phone (401) 783-1125
- Website https://www.newdragonri.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:30 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Dogs Allowed : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
Categories
Chinese Cuisine
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
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Meghan M.
Okay, I am not a Chinese food expert... but I've had some horrible experiences before, and some great experiences. New Dragon has been consistant for YEARS. So, that is why I keep coming back. For a while, the interior was a little rundown, and had some interesting decor. Since they've redone the restaurant, it looks pretty good (for what you'd expect). Of course your meal is always ready in ten minutes, but they always seem to have consistency. My favorite combination special on the whole menu is the crispy chicken. It's a great choice, especially if you dig spicy food. Good drink selection here also.
(4)Gavin R.
There has been a Chinese restaurant at this location for as long as I can remember, and this is the best one in a long time. Definitely worth going to if you are in the mood for Asian cooking...........
(4)Greg S.
Good americanized chinese food. Portions are a good size for the money. The service is always real good. I usually get the general tsaos chicken, its always nice and crispy and not covered in some food dye sauce. Anytime I have to be in the area I always try to stop by for lunch.
(4)Darlene M.
Is it possible to give it no stars??? Grossest food I have ever eaten. No taste, texture, smell, just disgusting. If you like it here you obviously have no taste buds. I have never had food this bad anywhere. We had to send a chicken meal back that was suppose to be made with pineapple, they ran out and substituted cherry tomatoes, gross awful. Terrible food.
(1)Holly L.
I used to love this place, I really don't know what went wrong. I had been a couple years since I'd moved so I decided to go to ey' old faithful while I was in town and was sadly disappointed. The food was very bland, not just one plate all four! I don't know if they changed chiefs but I wont be going back.
(1)Annie H.
New Dragon Specials, my favorite drinkie-pooh lunch or dinner very good prices & portions I went & dined inside instead of getting take out. I do love the new look & feel to the place! All wood walls, new pictures, the bathrooms were redone, it looks GREAT! Took the kids out, they love to get "Shirley Temples" and they will split D31. I usually get Hunan Chicken or the Chicken & Garlic Sauce. I am a fan of sweet duct sauce, so we always need extra of that to go with our Crab Rangoons.... I go here all the time, best place in town. Allie is my favorite waitress here, all the other good ones work at the Hope Valley location now......
(4)Jessica B.
I have ordered here several times and LOVE the sweet and sour chicken. Their dipping sauce is excellent. The crab rangoons and wonton soup are good as well. The egg rolls are... Different. Not really a fan. And the boneless spareribs are not anything to write home about. Overall, I would stick to certain items on the menu and avoid others.
(3)Heather C.
We love this place. We get General Gao chicken and egg rolls. It is always good. We always do take out. The staff is very nice.
(5)Benny H.
Been coming to New Dragon since I was 5 years old, and Evey meal has been consistent since the first time coming in! The sesame chicken is my go to meal with fried rice. The soup is always good too. Service is on point and the waiters are always friendly.
(5)Carrie C.
Honestly, the food here can be pretty good. Well then, why the one star review... We frequently order from New Dragon and we live twenty minutes away. Despite a total of forty minutes that we were willing to drive, we won't be doing it anymore. Unfortunately, I've had far too many instances with incorrect orders recently. Every single time we've ordered in the past six months they have not only forgotten at least one item but they have consistently short changed us, this time it was for over five dollars. We send someone to pick it up and it usually this isn't noticed until we are at home twenty minutes away. We do call and they say they will give us the money or food item that was forgotten. Who is going to remember that because we never seem to. It's a complete pain and I can't stand paying for something that I didn't get. This time not only were we short changed. We asked for well done chicken wings they were literally pink in the middle and inedible. We ordered egg rolls and they weren't included. My father who picked up the food brought a list with him with that had every item ordered because they forget something every time. The worker went thorough the list with him and checked each item off stating it was packed in the box. The egg rolls weren't in there. How is it that even with double checking a list you can't get it right, sigh. I'm so sick of being short changed, not having an item I paid for, or both. You may be alright if you dine in, you can send undercooked items back or tell the waitstaff if they short changed you. It's happened to me before here, the waitress tried to short me $20 which she did give back. I'm done with New Dragon and if I could give no stars I would.
(1)Phil F.
*Excellent* crab rangoons, fried rice is dark and on point! Wait staff is always courteous and friendly. Very clean. Comfortable atmosphere. Some of the best food in the area.
(5)Natalie W.
These people don't even deserve one star. They are rude the entire time it completely ruins the ambience of your meal. They charge extra for substitutions of equal value. These people are thieves. Don't even bother asking for the crispy noodles and duck sauce if you are taking out they'll try to charge you for that as well. Horrible place don't go here Peking Tokyo is better than this place.
(1)Amanda C.
Do not eat here! I've been here several times and have finally made a decion to not go back. We ordered rice that on two different occasions smelled like horse manuer? We complained and nothing was done about it. I don't know what is going on in that kitchen, but I'm a little afraid to find out!
(1)Jayne C.
Fabulous food! We stopped in coming off the last ferry off Block Island & expected to find run of the mill Chinese food. We were blown away from the 1st Egg Rolls (huge pieces of fresh pork, fresh herbs, and cracked pepper) to the Chicken and Broccoli (usually my least favorite). Everything tastes fresh and wholesome, not processed like so many other American Chinese places. And the duck sauce was home-made, too. I think we need to go back just for the Egg Rolls. Will definitely make this our must-have every trip along RI shores.
(4)Susan Z.
I grew up eating Chinese food. When it comes to authenticity of the dishes here, its top notch. They also serve americanized chinese food like general tso's chicken which is also amazing. What I really like is the proportion of the food, the swiftness and kindness of the employees, the rice being soft and freshly cooked daily, workers fully understand English, cozy romantic aura and private booths, a party area, and they are willing to make dishes that arent on the menu. For example, I really like fermented fish with eggplant and not many places make something like this. But when I asked the waitress she actually want to the kitchen to ask the cook and she came back with the dish. It was made really well. These cooks are all Chinese people who know their food and culture. Its not a kitchen manned by people who arent chinese. Its rare to find. I would definitely come back here for more future orders. I recommend going on ordering take out on Mon-thurs because friday-sun is too busy, takes a while. Also they have a bar if you want to sit and sip some drinks. Very friendly bartender. Also a sushi bar. I love their salmon, always fresh and fatty. The rice for the sushi is seasoned very well and also sticky which are important elements in sushi.
(5)Steven P.
A solid, American-style Chinese restaurant conveniently located near the Narragansett beaches and URI that features those traditional favorites we all love. Everything we ordered -- from the hot, crunchy egg rolls and Moo Goo Gai Pan to Buddha's Delight -- arrived hot and was filled with an abundance of fresh vegetables. The restaurant's atmosphere is a bit sparse, but it appears clean and had it not been for the peculiar manager who sat in the booth across from us and watched us eat, I might even honor the experience with a fifth star. (Maybe she thought I was going to skip out on the bill.) Good food and affordable. Hao-hao chi!
(4)Bobby G.
New Dragon is my go-to favorite of the South County Americanized Chinese food joints. My staple meal is the beef teriyaki combo - which is consistently delicious and what I've gotten here since long before it was called New Dragon. Sure teriyaki is actually a Japanese dish, and I can't stand the new trend with all our local Chinese restaurants adding sushi, nim chow, pad thai etc to a Chinese menu - but teriyaki has been that crossover dish since I was knee high to a grasshopper. I also really enjoy the yang chow fried rice and the sauteed green beans and would suggest them highly to anyone who thinks they sound like something they would like. If you're looking for a solid choice for standard Americanized Chinese (now all-Asian) cuisine, then New Dragon is a must try while you're in the greater Narragansett/South Kingstown area.
(3)Bodie S.
New Dragon is my go-to Chinese restaurant in my familiar Rhode Island area. Each time I've been here it's been a wonderful experience full of filling Chinese food and good company. Recently, they have added Japanese cuisine to their menu, which means sushi AND classic Chinese foodstuffs! Why would you want to go anywhere else? I started with a Philadelphia roll because I was very excited that they had sushi on their menu. The Philadelphia roll was amazing and had smoked salmon, cream cheese, and scallions wrapped in sticky white rice. It was great for $5. I've had several of their meals, combination specials, and lunch specials, all ranging from different prices and sizes depending on what time of the day you go. As most Chinese places, I'd recommend going around lunch time for the cheapest, largest meal. I've had their orange chicken, sweet and sour chicken, and General Tso's chicken, all wonderful and filling. The portions are gigantic and you'll be lucky if you can finish it all comfortably. Most meals come with your choice of fried or white rice, and your choice of an egg or spring roll. Soup also comes with the majority of the meals. I usually order the egg drop soup or the wonton soup--both are great. The boneless spareribs are also spectacular. They also serve a plethora of alcohol, which is wild for a Chinese restaurant. They have all kinds of spirits, beer, and exotic Polynesian drinks. A few friends of mine were daring enough to order the $30 "orgy bowl" that included as much liquor as a liquor store in it. The service and atmosphere are both great.
(5)Chris And Michelle R.
Chinese is a favorite of mine. I've tried it all across the state, even the usual favorites such as Asia Grille (a former favorite that I grew up on), the Islander, Chans; you name it, I've been there. New Dragon has been our go-to Chinese food place for about 5 years. The rice is excellent, the rangoons are light and flavorful, the drinks are perfect and Kevin and Han take excellent care of us always! We've never had a meal that has been anything but fabulous. I'm not a sushi person, but their sushi room is beautiful (thanks to a personal tour from Han, the owner) and my husband enjoys it.
(5)Amber k.
Always good service and good food, been coming here since 08' and consistently good! Fast too ! Good for kids.
(5)Derek W.
Nice chinese restaurant bar. Food portions are large and prices are good.
(4)A Z.
Wow, this is really good Chinese food. I mean really, I'm a sucker for Jackie's Galaxy but if I lived closer to Narragansett I'd be happy ordering from here anytime. So the items I ate (aka devoured) included: Lo Mein, Chicken Fingers, Boneless Spareribs, Beef Teriyaki, Crab Rangoons and Hot & Sour soup. Not only do I have 0 complaints about any of them, but they were all delicious. And let me add some yummy emphasis to the duck sauce, because it was faaaaaantastic. Dipping those little crabby rangoonies in it was like pure heaven. The place isn't anything to look at, but the take-out is just fine. And they give you TONS of food as well. I think we must have gotten 20 crab rangoons. There were leftovers, and if you know crab rangoons, you know there's no such thing as leftovers! My only complaint is that my fortune cookie told me I was a bad cook and should order take-out more often. Ha!
(5)Mad D.
I've been eating this Chinese food for as long as I can remember. Living in the Narragansett area for pretty much my entire life New Dragon has been my family's go-to Chinese food place. We went to New Dragon tonight and it was the first time I've been in the restaurant after it's renovations. It's a lot cleaner and brighter looking than the old decor but I kind of like the tacky Chinese food essence the old decor provided. My favorite dishes here would have to be the chicken with garlic sauce and the Crispy beef, and I highly recommend both. I have tried many of the menu items over the years and these are by far the best imo. However, everything I've ordered has been delicious. We rarely dine-in, we usually get take-out so I can't speak much about the service there, although I've never experienced any problems. Take-out orders are usually ready 15 minutes later, and if you show up early to pick-up-- there's a bar in the front of the restaurant with a good selection of beers and cocktails where you can wait for your order. If you're visiting Narragansett and you're hungry for Chinese food this is your place. You cannot go wrong with New Dragon!
(5)John D.
We enjoyed the food and the service was good. Atmosphere is clean but nothing much. We would recommend New Dragon, but we also found it a bit amusing. Coming from California, we found this even more Americanized than we are used to. We have never before been served Chinese food by someone with round eyes, or who spoke english as a first language. Strangest of all was that a standard place setting includs a knife, and there are no chopsticks to be seen. You need the knife to cut up your food, which would be considered a bit uncivilized back home, as if the food was not completely prepaired. We ordered two dishes, which the watress placed one each in front of each of us, rather than placing them in the middle of the table family style, the more traditional approach. We had the seafood birdsnest, which is served in a bowl shaped fried noodle. The seafood was well prepaired, tender and moist, while there was really no sauce, which was also a little odd to us. The noodle bowl itself did not seem freshly prepaired. The veggies were very good. We would recommend this dish. We also had the sweet and sour chicken, which was more like a crispy pastry with a bit of chicken in it. This tasted very American, but it was also very good. There was a lot of breading, which was tiresome by the time we finished the plate. Maybe New Dragon isn't as "authentic" as we are used to, but we were not dissapointed.
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