Dragon Palace is not your ordinary take-out place. The food is phenomenal, and while it's more on the higher end, like you'd normally associate with a P.F. Chang's, it's worlds better. The food tastes better, it's a bit cheaper (though it's definitely not a CHEAP meal - I think the Pork Lo Mein is like $11), the service is great, and you don't have ridiculous decor that looks like a crappy Chinese food place made sweet love to a Russian factory. Anyway, I digress. The restaurant is quiet, but you can definitely bring kids here. We've brought Pax, and even on a cranky day, no one gave us the hairy eyeball.The dim sum is awesome, as is the gyoza, and I've had the pork lo mein both times we've got, it's just that good. They've got some interesting variety on their cocktails, but they're rather expensive. They also don't understand that a dry martini has ZERO dry vermouth in it, not EXTRA dry vermouth, but I've almost gotten used to having to say that I really just want vodka and olives.

This place is a huge disappointment considering the hefty price tag most of the dishes carry. The quality is lousy and the portions are mediocre. The only time it's worth going is during happy hour when the appetizers are half price. ...?

I don't know what the other people are talking about! I have loved this restaurant since it's opening. They have a fabulous menu, great tasting food, attentive waitstaff, and it has a lovely decor!! ...?

Menu has changed, no more sea bass. Slow service, shrinking portions, quality much lower than a year ago. This is one to pass by until they get back to the basics of a good quality meal at a fair price. ...?

we were on vacation and we drove all over the place before we stopped and ate here it was very good not a takie outie a real sit down cuisine hot and sour soup was exelent everything we had was great?