Dragon of Riverside

Great food for the price. We had the sesame chicken which had nice chunks of white meat inside, very tender, fried rice - good flavor, edamame, chicken rice soup and chicken wings. The wings were perfect! The only item we were not 💯 on was the sushi. Meh. Would definitely order again. The restaurant and bar were packed and there was a line for carry out.

Honestly. We loved it! The chicken fingers were good, fried rice was on point and the General Tso Chicken was so good, my kids even loved it. The waitress was attentive and personable, even teaching me a few words in Chinese. The experience was great

Honestly for $95 worth of food we didn’t get much and it was sub par. I was expecting much better quality considering the reviews have been so good. $15 for 5 pieces of beef teriyaki, the menus says you get 4 spring rolls per order we only got 2, the menu says the egg rolls are beef but they actually tasted like a Mexican chicken taquito. I give the bartender credit because she had a full bar of happy people and was helping to answer the phone to take orders. Maybe things will be better after the hype calms down but can’t say I’ll be running back.

Very friendly service, clean environment

Pork fried rice- very tasty and made better than most places, tasted fresh

Spare ribs- tender, just the right amount of sauce and wasn’t just fatty ends like most other places, was actually the pork.

Chicken tenders- wouldn’t get these again, very small and there was more batter than chicken. Didn’t like these at all

Crab Rangoon- small but tasty

Beef teriyaki- was tender and flavored well, didn’t stick to the skewer

Fried shrimp- def my favorite ones yet that I’ve ordered from a Chinese place!

Hot n sour soup- pretty much the same as most places, wish they gave more of the crunchy noodles with it tho, got a tiny bag when I ordered a large.

Home made duck sauce is amazing. Resembles Lees restaurant sauce.

Prices are a bit high but such as life right now, everything is expensive.