Dragon Bowl

Given the area it’s a pretty decent spot to get different kinds of Asian food. They have a variety of Chinese, Japanese and Thai food so there’s definitely something for everyone. They also don’t use MSG if that’s important to you. I really like the monkey sushi a lot and loved the Hong Kong fried rice - there was a lot of shrimp and it was a pretty big portion of rice as well. The miso soup was a little too salty for my taste but overall it was okay and the salad was refreshing. There were a lot of takeout orders when I visited and not a lot of sit in patrons although they did a decent job of making sure everything came to the table and checked in on me.

The first time I ate here was carry out Pad Thai & it was absolutely scrumptious! Generally, Pad Thai is more on the dry side & not as good the second day as it is when served fresh. This Pad Thai you can eat for 2-3 days (big portions) & every time it is good! The second visit I decided to dine in & what a peaceful meal it was. I order Pad Thai again, veggie egg rolls, & stir fried string beans. My mouth is watering thinking about it. The food came out hot & fresh. The egg rolls were perfectly cooked & very tasty. The green beans were my favorite & I had to put up a lot of restraint to not eat the entire plate. My waitress was friendly & never kept me waiting despite the to-go orders popping! I love this place & glad I found it. Can't wait to explore the menu on my next visits. Also, the

One of the best restaurants of its kind, especially for vegeterians. They have more vegeterrian options than I've ever seen. You can get many menu items with tofu instead of meat and I really like their tofu. You should definitely try here if you haven't. Their prices are the best. If you like curry, I reccomend the Singapore noodles. I didn't know I was a curry fan until I tried that.

Dragon Bowl has a very basic atmosphere and clearly focuses mainly on takeout rather than dining in. It serves standard American Chinese food—as basic as it gets—and while the Chinese dishes are okay (not great, but not terrible), I would strongly recommend avoiding the Thai options. We tried them and they were really not good. If you're looking for a quick, no-frills Chinese meal to take home, it’s a decent enough spot, but definitely skip the Thai menu entirely.

Ordered through Grubhub. Every item was a huge disappointment. Pot stickers were doughy and tasteless. Red curry was a weird combination of unflavored, gellatinous goo and undercooked vegetables. Pad See Iw was a hot mess of unflavored noodles, egg, and overcooked vegetables. I'm not exaggerating when I say that the only decent item was the fortune cookie. Absolute hot garbage.