Dragon Town
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Dragon Town Reviews
The best Chinese food in Bellevue in my opinion. Lo mein is fire here ❤️ No frills on he inside, but delicious food and nice people if you are willing to take the chance on somewhere new. Pretty affordable too.
Overall the food was good. Not great, but good. Like others have alluded to, it was a weird vibe that the dining room is empty and orders were brought in already bagged through the front door. If food is being prepared off site, is that kitchen up to health code standards? Is it their own food or are they essentially a ghost kitchen now? Just not what I was expecting, and left me with questions.
The one star reviews are a bit harsh but not completely off base. Food came in from outside? So they're not cooking onsite it seems. Taste is mid, a little bland but not bad by any means. Could definitely taste some fish sauce which was nice. Vegetables seemed fresh enough with a bit of crunch still. Wait was a little longer than you'd want, but again not outrageous. People were nice.
Dragon Town is a local Chinese restaurant that offers a variety of classic dishes. The crab rangoons are particularly praised, with generous portions and a delicious taste. Customers also mention that the fried rice is yellow and not truly fried, but the egg roll is good. Some reviews indicate that the food came in already bagged through the front door, raising questions about whether the kitchen is up to health standards or if the restaurant is operating more like a ghost kitchen. The taste of the food is described as mid and a little bland, lacking the usual flavors of ginger, garlic, chilies, and black vinegar. Vegetables are noted as fresh with a bit of crunch. The dining room often feels empty, and wait times can be slightly longer than expected. Despite these quirks, the staff is friendly, and the portions are decent. The Lemon Chicken is no longer available, and the General Tso's Chicken can be overly saucy, but overall, Dragon Town continues to serve solid, tasty meals with good portion sizes. The shrimp in the Shrimp Lo Mein may be on the smaller side.