Dragon's Place

Everything here is so good that we had….. except don’t get the mongolian beef lol. A full order is 88% onion. Called and asked if this was right, apparently the owner says it’s “a whole onion and a little bit of beef.” Still go there cause it’s great. Just don’t get the onion beef.

If you’re driving down Grand Boulevard, this is a great place to stop and have a bite or if you’re on the rush, you can order it to go. My fiancé and I went here after failed attempts of finding somewhere to sit down and eat luckily this place had multiple seating. When we sat down, we were greeted in everything by this nice young handsome man. We ended in when we left. We made sure to leave him a generous tip. He made sure that we had all condiments like soy sauce, sweet-and-sour sauce, and hot pepper seasoning for our food. And the portions were so big. My fiancé had to get a to go plate The food was delicious. It was nice and fresh. The flavors were extravagant. I would recommend it for sure. Staff was very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. We will be back! We ordered, honey ch

Food is amazing!! If you’re considering going… you definitely should! Not to mention, the service is friendly, the restaurant is clean, and the prices are unbeatable… support a small St. louis business today and eat here! :) Will be going back

We went here made our order at 3:12 was told 30 min at 4:06 I was barley getting our food came home got the kids food together then the adults my 13 year old had hair in his chicken lil guy said it tasted funny my oldest 22 had uncooked meat I took a few bites of rice and like 3 pieces of orange chicken 30 min or so later I’m dealing with severe stomach pain constant throwing up for like 1 hour still having severe pain. My 13 year old said he not feeling to good.. my husband took 1 bite and with the issues everyone was having he chose to just throw his away. Almost 60 dollars and we couldn’t even have dinner..

My eggroll’s had the hardest shell known to man, and my chicken had the consistency of an overcooked noodle. I recommend starving to death before eating at this restaurant.