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I used to go to the Chinese Dragon as it was before. But my curiosity took to see what this restaurant was like. I was looking at the menu outside of the restaurant and got a terrible look from someone inside. No smile but rather an uninviting look. No prices are written even online. I got this horrible feeling about this place. Come back Chinese Dragon!! I would actually give no star to this COLD restaurant
Terrible service and poor food!!!
Waited over an hour for poor food. We ordered beer and cider and we were told that if we wanted water in a glass we should order wine too.
I will not visit this restaurant again!!!
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