Dragon Tea House

Wow! Good Chinese food in Fort Lauderdale, I didn’t know it existed until I tried Dragon Tea House. If you’re like me you’ve tried multiple Chinese restaurants in the area and realized they’re all pretty awful—mystery meat, bland flavor, and ratios of 80-20 breading to meat. I can’t tell you how happy I am to have found DTH. I got the steamed pork dumplings as an appetizer and they tasted great. They’re also quite large which was great. The real gem of the order was the orange chicken. Big pieces of real white meat chicken wrapped in perfect layer of breading and delicious orange sauce. It was amazing and will be my new go-to. Another thing I loved was that someone from the restaurant actually delivered my ordered. We all know what it’s like these days with the DD or UE drivers w

It’s a cheap Chinese mainly doing take outs. Some tables inside but food is given in take out boxes. The restroom was filthy, but it is what it is. It’s a cheap Chinese and the food was great. Would buy from here for takeaway. Staff were very friendly. Overall happy with our experience.

This is a fast casual place where you order at electronic menu near front door or directly with friendly cashier. Generous servings of food served very hot (be careful you don’t burn your tongue or mouth), delicious and cooked very well. Broccoli and carrots cooked to perfection retaining beautiful color and crunch. We each got a pint of chicken and broccoli with carrots. Its served with rice that I declined but, partner got. My partner also got a pint of vegetable soup and I got a pint of hot and sour soup. I was able to finish chicken and broccoli but had to take half of hot and sour soup home because it was making me sweat so much. Our meals were also served with a wonton package each along with 2 duck sauce packets, 2 soy sauce which I would decline on next visit as it was not used. We

Dragon Tea House is a serene restaurant located in the East Commercial Plaza that offers a variety of Szechuan & Cantonese dishes at reasonable prices. After greeting the female employee behind the counter, I placed an order for steamed dumplings, a pint of special lo mein, and a pint of wonton soup. I also asked for a small pack of fried wonton noodles ($.50 a pack) for some added crunch for the soup. Here's my take on the food once I got home.... * Six steamed, textured dumplings with lightly seasoned pork filling. Complemented with a palatable dipping sauce. * The wonton soup contained four delicious meat-filled wontons with scallions and pieces of roast pork in a tasteful broth. The wonton noodles added some crunchiness. * The special lo mein was absolutely flavorful and delicious. I

Most authentic Chinese find I’ve ever tasted. The chicken was actually real instead of the breaded bs they serve. Tried several items, all were fantastic!