China Dragon Restaurant
2200 E 2nd St,Ste K, Gulf Shores, AL, 36542
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Address :
2200 E 2nd St,Ste K
Gulf Shores, AL, 36542 - Phone (251) 968-2115
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 10
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : 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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Brad B.
Schezuan beef. Is my favorite. Could eat here a lot.
(5)Suely C.
For the last 11 years, China Dragon has been our go-to for Chinese dinner takeout. It is small and has 3-4 tables but their primary business is takeout or delivery. I have never sat down to eat there. Our regular orders are the Fried Dumplings, Singapore Noodles with extra bean sprouts and spicy Cashew Chicken. Their fried handmade dumplings, though not great to look at, are always awesome with the sweet & tangy dipping sauce. The portion of Singapore noodles serve as both dinner and lunch for work next day. My husband loves their cashew chicken. I'm also very fond of Mr. Hao Fu's roasted duck. I get a whole one every few months to debone its meat & make Roasted Duck Tacos with julienned cucumbers, green onion sprigs & hoisin sauce.
(5)Cory C.
Was looking to take a break from seafood for a night and ended up finding this place via yelp. I read that their business is primarily take out but me and my wife decided to dine in. There isn't to much space in the restaurant but they were very accommodating of us and we received our food very quickly. I also loved the HUGE glass of water we were given:) I had the sesame chicken with fried rice and it was fantastic I was pleasantly surprised. The chicken was crispy and the sauce was very tangy. My wife had the orange chicken and loved it as well. I think this was one of the best Chinese places around. Will definitely be returning next time we are in gulf shores. Oh one more thing....If you do decide to dine in be ready to hear the phone ring off the hook! Not to annoying for me but some may have a problem with it.
(4)Grace L.
Perfect real Chinese food. Not old takeoutI highly recommend the lo mein an egg rolls.
(5)Mitch H.
Super delicious, and very affordable. We loved their egg rolls, chicken lo mein, and beef with pineapple.
(5)Linda M.
Last year I ordered from here in the food was okay but the order was messed up. This year our order was messed up and the food was nasty so no more China dragon.
(1)Ethan B.
If you are looking for great food for cheap you should drop by. You can get a lunch portion for between $5.50-$6.50 which also includes egg drop soup. The egg drop soup was great and everything we ordered came out hot and in large portions. The restaurant isn't big and isn't fancy in any way, you will be drinking and eating with disposable products, but it all has a nice warm feeling to it, as well as friendly staff. I would recommend this to anyone looking for great food on a dime.
(5)Lee T.
Excellent General Tso's chicken. Large portions. Service was quick. Most customers seem to take out at least the evening I was there. Will definitely come back to try more
(5)Jeff S.
Honestly the best asian food on the island and the best i've had with in like a 25-30 mile radius , the prices are so cheap i can't believe they're still in business ! Spot is small and that's unfortunate cuz' it makes for a lack of dine in capability but hell if you don't mind rubbing a few elbows with the locals then you got to try them out , AMAZING !!! General Tso's chicken which is my personal fav'
(5)Rachelle D.
A rainy evening was the perfect time to order Chinese delivery. So glad we tried China Dragon. Tried a variety of dishes and liked all of them! Lots of options on the menu.
(4)Adam H.
My first priority with reviews is flat-out honesty. But I also don't want to be that guy who is a borderline slanderer. Also, I'm an aspiring food snob. (See my blog in my profile.) Please keep that in mind as you decided whether you want to eat here today/tonight. Service We decided on take-out Chinese at about 8 o'clock on a Wednesday evening (the place closes at 10) and so I called in our order and told the polite lady that we'd be there in about 15-20 minutes. We arrived more like 30 minutes later, yet our order was there -- hot and ready to go. Excellent service. Very nice lady at the counter. Food I don't always believe my nose, and this meal was a reason why. On our 15 minute drive back to our room, I wanted to tear into the to-go sack and take a big ol' bite of something. Anything. It smelled so good. But, I waited. Hot & Sour Soup - It was neither hot, nor sour. Most Chinese joints use white pepper and some vinegar to allow this soup to live up to its name. While there might have been a slight bit or tartness, the Hot & Sour soup from China Dragon contains nary a speck of white pepper. There are some red pepper flakes, but they are only for show. In fact, this soup base is undoubtedly nothing more than H2O (most good restaurants start out with rich chicken stock) and very ... blah. Black Pepper Beef - The beef is tender and the vegetables -- green Bell Pepper and onion -- also seem fresh. There are a couple of quartered mushrooms in the dish too. Wish there were more. The dish is fine for a takeout joint. It was served up hot, and the beef is very tender. Terriyaki Beef - Not bad. I don't know why a Chinese dive is selling the national dish of Japan, but whatever. There's a slight sweetness to the dish and it's definitely something that I could eat again. Just know this: If you expect legit Terriyaki, go to a legit Japanese restaurant. PooPoo Platter - Aptly named, because everything pretty much tasted like ... poo poo. I've inhaled baby powder that had more moisture than the ribs (chicken on a stick was perfectly tender and tasted fine). And I've boiled things that are crispier than the eggrolls, rangoons et al. Now, some of this could be due to the fact that we picked our order up a few minutes later than we said we would. Still.. There are too many Chinese joints in my experience that know how to fry for crispness that lasts longer than the first 30 seconds from the fryer. Pork eggrolls Decent. Not great. I'd order them again, on the chance that the cook turned off the fryer not expecting some evening customers. BOTTOM LINE If I lived here, I'd likely give every other Chinese dive a try before coming back here. The service is fine. Location is good. I feel like they are using fresh ingredients. -- But the food was so plain on our visit. Not bad. Just not very ,,,, Chinese,
(2)Kris A.
Excellent food, big portions, great flavors, and reasonable prices. Very friendly employees. Extremely fast service. More geared towards takeout, although they do have a few tables to dine in. Very, very casual place in a strip shopping center. If they had a better dining room and served on regular dishes and utensils, instead of foam and plastic, I would give them 5 stars. Maybe they can expand into the empty space next door and turn it into a full-blown restaurant. But then again, if it's not broken, don't fix it.
(4)Rebecca H.
Excellent! Their Crab Rangoon is really well made, and they were really friendly too!
(5)Katie P.
Delicious! I haven't been able to find edible Chinese food in the Mobile/Bay/Beach area since resettling down here a year ago. (I was in LA, NY and Chicago for 10+ years. Lands of amazing Chinese food.) On a whim I tried this place yesterday and IT IS SO GOOD. Asian Garden in Mobile is the only edible Chinese in Mobile, but it's not great. This place is great. AND they have ACTUAL EGG ROLLS. Not spring rolls. This is a huge deal. HUGE. The pork egg rolls are the best. (Veggie are OK, but I'm terrified of mushrooms so I didn't want to risk eating one.) What I tried and liked: Sweet and Sour chicken. Szechuan chicken (but we changed it up a bit. Chicken, peanuts, pea pods, water chestnuts, green peppers, white onion. HEAVEN IN BROWN SAUCE? Yes. [That's a really gross saying I just made up.]) The chicken fried rice was OK, but needed more egg and flavoring. It was a bit bland. I added a lot of soy sauce and Sriracha and it made it much better. The pork egg foo young was also just OK. Too porky. I'm also not a huge fan of egg foo young, as is, but my LOVER is a fan. Oh, and it's so cheap. We had food for days and it was only $26. Oh², they'll deliver. We live way down Ft. Morgan Road and, while they don't deliver THAT far, they'll meet us about 10 minutes from our house. IT'S GLORIOUS NEWS. I'M GOING TO BE OBESE! I AM SO EXCITED TO HAVE FOUND THIS PLACE. (I'm a real food enthusiast.) Update: we went back the next day. (Shut up. Stop judging me.) We got the General Tso's chicken. ALSO DELICIOUS. I can't wait to try more of their menu. (I'm obviously a super cool person.)
(5)Dean H.
This is excellent Chinese food! We passed on going out to eat at $ restaurant and this food could not have been better than anything we could have eaten out.
(5)C B.
This place is disgusting. The guy taking your order and cooking was very rude. My husband ordered sesame chicken but was given soggy breaded sweet and sour chicken. It was not even edible. I ordered spicy chicken and it also had the soggy breading with no spice at ALL, one piece of broccoli, one tiny onion and two pieces of bell pepper. There were also some weird looking grey shaved things in the mystery sauce. Needless to say I did not eat it. The fried rice was dried out and had maybe two dashes of soy and no egg or vegetables in it. My daughters veggie lo mein had two pieces of broccoli and the lo mein was deff linguini and not traditional lo mein noodles. The crunchy strips you put in soup were stale. I was too afraid to even try the soup. No telling what was in it and how old it was. It was a joke and I have to say the worst Chinese food I've ever seen and tasted. None of us could eat it. Don't waste your money for rude service and terrible food.
(1)Mike T.
Large servings, great food, good prices. If you like Chinese, this is the spot to eat. -That is all
(5)Norma L.
Great food. Cheap prices. My husband has reactions to MSG so we have to be careful with Asian food. We have never had an trouble here. I've tried won ton soup, lo mein, chicken/vegetables, Mongolian beef, egg rolls, house fried rice and have not been disappointed yet.
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