Dragon Court

This restaurant located in an abandoned mall. The road is full with potholes, and the entrance to the restaurant a bit scary, I won't go alone at night to that restaurant for sure. The restaurant self is outdated. The food are pretty good, I like their dimsum. The roast duck is not tender and a bit smelly can use more ginger and spices to remove the duck smell. The hongkong wonton soup is not that good.
Furthermore Dragon court is an ok place to eat but there are better place to buy roast duck.

Even though Many shops are now closed, many shops with Asian flavor are still open including two huge Asian Supermarkets and a great Chinese restaurant which is tucked in the back corner.

A unique experience just outside of NoDa. You walk through a practically abandoned mall and then walk into another world when entering The Dragons Court. Sundays are a must for an extensive selection of Dim Sum. Must eats include the Gai Lan, Turnip Cake, and Tendon. Fried Tofu tastes like custard when served perfectly hot. Very good and helpful waitstaff.

This place is the real deal. Dim sum on the weekends is a must-- you won't be disappointed by their dumplings. Definitely order off the "authentic Chinese" section of the menu for the good stuff. All wait staff is very friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended!

I go here atleast once a week! Charlie and the crew are always pleasant to deal with. The food is above all other chinese near and far! I lived in Dallas, TX for 2 years and could not find authentic Chinese food like dragon court! The food never disappoints! Do yourself a favor and try their food. Believe me, you'll be back!