Dragon 99

Horrible service. The food was OK but nothing special. The waiter and waitress were no where to be found when anyone in the resteraunt needed service. 2 parties left before their food was delivered after waiting for so long. During the 1.5 hour we were there, the waiter never even refilled our drinks. To get our check, I had to get up and go find a waiter. Pretty ridiculous. When confronted about the service, the manager shrugged and offered to put our ice cream that never came in a take out container.

Can’t beat their weekday lunch specials. Ordered the garlic chicken while my daughter had the honey walnut shrimp dish. Overall, the place is clean, meals were delicious, price is good and worth coming back.

Delicious! I love everything about this place! The food is delicious, tastes fresh and they have lunch and dinner specials. The only bummer is there are no refills for the Thai tea (there used to be) other than that, I would recommend this place. It’s less expensive than PF Chang’s but same concept.

If your idea of a 4-​star Chinese meal is Panda Express, you’ll love this place. It’ll be a 5-​star meal. Personally, I prefer something with less sticky sauce and more flavor. My wife and I were both unimpressed with our meals. So we combined them together and shared them to make something that tasted good. Not great, but good.
It’s a sit-​down version of Panda Express.
Won’t be back.

I really enjoyed the Seafood Clay Pot a lot… Today we are here for lunch. Wonton soup is available…
Wow, don’t know when I started this review and forgot to finish… And again!
Today is March 12, 2016 and I am here for dinner with my son. Ordering the– wait for it … The Seafood Clay Pot and son ordered Orange Chicken…
Very good as always. Several types of seafood, including conch, scallops, whitefish, etc. I like it! Served in a crock, rather than a pot.
The waitresses and waiters are Asian and some seem to barely speak English, so don’t expect any banter, but DO expect very prompt and efficient service. Prices are good and portions are very adequate and reasonable even for the seafood dishes.

Arrived here at 8:15 pm on a Thursday evening. My wife and I arrived to an empty restaurant. No patrons sitting down eating. Dining room completely empty. Ordered the 29.95 dinner for two. Hunan beef and shrimp with lobster sauce. Came with egg drop soup and egg rolls and white rice. Hunan beef, excellent! Egg drop soup, excellent! Egg rolls, vegetables inside perfectly cooked but wrapping tasted like it was cooked in old oil. Shrimp with lobster sauce, just ok. I won’t slam them but walking into a restaurant at 8:15 pm on a Thursday night gave me pause. Probably best to stick with lunch or Friday and Saturday night.

I have eaten here several times and it is reliably good food. They could improve by making their spicy dishes a little spicier. The service is good and the restaurant is clean. We also had a fundraiser here with approximately 25 – 30 women and the restaurant was kind enough to donate a gift certificate to include with our raffle as well as giving each party a separate check for their meal which was extremely helpful. I love their sizzling rice soup… it reminds of eating Rice Krispies® as kid — Snap Crackle Pop! The prices are good with lunch prices being the best deal as with most Chinese restaurants. I will continue to come here for Chinese food cravings!

Service was Terrible!!! Food was just whatever. I definitely won’t be coming back. Head over to China Gate in Upland for good food and good service

My kids and I love this place our favorite plates are the chicken w string beans and house fried rice. We come here at least once a week

I’ve taken one star off because the service lagged, as many other Unilocalers have pointed out. We didn’t get serviced unless we called another waiter over to us.
Anyway, the food though, was great. Big portions, fresh, and really tasty. The orange chicken was really tangy and crispy, and the walnut shrimp was sooooooo good. I could live off of that and be emotionally okay. We ordered some sushi out of curiosity, and it was okay, not great, not horrible. I don’t think that’s their forte, but good for them to have it on the menu regardless. I’ll be making use of the coupons I get sent in the mail, and go back for that shrimp.

Food was delicious. Not from the area, so took a chance. it is worth the exit from 10 fwy.

My favorite Asian fusion restaurant. My family and I come here every Sunday evening for dinner and we are never disappointed. The owners, Kevin and Jenny are always so friendly and welcoming. It’s nice to go with a big group so that you can order different items on the menu and share.
We always order a ton of food, but my favorite dish would have to be the sushi! Other dishes that I would highly recommend are: Orange chicken, honey walnut shrimp, and the house special fried rice. They are mouth watering.
I would highly recommend Dragon 99 to anyone that is looking for a tasty meal at a great price!

The food that we actually got was good — we were so excited that it tasted good. If you can go and get good service then that’s grrrreat…
but we had to leave without getting our drinks or half our food because we waited an hour to get them. Two other parties left, too, because the service was so bad. When we left, we paid of course, and then she didn’t even offer us our drinks (which we paid for and never got) and our dessert togo. (this was a few months ago) Our actual server cleaned 8 tables around the 3 tables he had at the time and didn’t once check on the tables, it was pretty weird.
Sadly we won’t be back.

Everything about this place was flat-​out awful.
We ordered shrimp fried rice, vegetable chow mein and hot and spicy chicken for take-​out.
On the phone we asked for the difference between orange, kung pao and General Tsao chicken. It was nearly impossible to hear her; the accent was simply too thick. The one thing we did hear was that the hot and spicy chicken was «crispy.»
Suffice to say it was not the least bit crispy. And hardly spicy.
The food was the definition of bland. Greasy and bland. Entry level Chinese food, through and through. How in the world does this place have four-​and-​a-​half stars?
We have been to eight or nine Chinese places in the past three months. This was by far the worst.
To make matters worse, they did not include any napkins or utensils. In a take-​out box! When we ordered three entrees!
Go to Szechuan Garden down the street.

I love this place. I passed it up many times assuming it was a Chinese buffet (and I hate buffets) but this place has the best Chinese food around.
Lunch specials are amazing at only $ 7.25. I highly recommend the green beans, the lo mein, and the chili they bring on the side. A must go!

Best chinese/​japanese food place I’ve ever been to! I always order the shrimp tempura roll and it is never less than great. I also recommend the beef broccoli.
The restaurant itself is very clean and classy. Bathrooms are great too! The service is always good; the manager and long time employees are friendly and attentive. Occasionally you’ll get served by a bad waiter but I think that’s because they began hiring teenagers…
The food isn’t expensive. It is somewhere between fast food and high class restuarant food prices. Dragon 99 is an all-​around great place to eat.

This place is fantastic!!! I tried their szchwan noodles and oooommmggggg if you like spicy noodles this is a must! Love this new spot. Can wait yo come back and try some of the other items on the menu. Lunch specials mon thru sat 6.99

$ 6.99 lunch special MON-​SAT 11AM-3:30PM
An entrée includes soup, rice, salad, spring roll, and chicken meat.
Shrimp entrées are part of the on lunch special.
I ordered honey walnut shrimp and it was delicious. It was enough shrimp to feed one person and they were big shrimp.
I also tried their pork bbq appetizer which was good but overpriced for the portion.
The restaurant was clean and roomy. The staff were average. Lots of parking spaces.
Definitely will try to go back for their boneless duck!!!

Let me start out by saying the service is excellent we never ran out of drinks and we’re always asked if we needed anything
Now as for the food I been looking for a good Chinese food place out here and am happy to say our search is over. Everything was fresh and full of flavor. I’ve always been afraid to eat sushi cause its raw fish but for the first time I had the Vegas roll and was really happily surprised, I can’t wait to go back to delve into my new found curiosity for sushi. As for negatives about this place I as of now really can’t think of any

This is a very attractive restaurant but not what I would deem to be authentic Chinese. I felt like the dishes were quite tame, missing some of the exotic seasonings and rich oils that pop out when eating, say, in well known Chinese neighborhoods like Monterey Park or Chinatown. That being said, the food is still delicious and appreciated by the All-​American palate. The menu is extensive, several pages to torment slow decision-​makers like myself.
Even though it was truly lunch time, we decided the best deal would be the Dinner for Two Special for $ 30. It allowed us to each choose our own soup (four choices), a shared appetizer (from about 4 options), two entrees (from a list of 20), and two desserts. The choices were limited but there were enough actually good options, that it makes for an attractive meal.
Soup —
Mine was the Hot and sour — I really enjoyed this version. It was sufficiently vinegary and spicy without searing my tongue. The wonton soup was tasty too, but Mr. B was not fond of the thicker wrapper.
Appetizer —
The chicken satay was calling my name. Two skewers of large, dark meat chicken, it had been lightly marinated in soy with a hint of 5 spice. Served with an orange, sweet spicy sauce, this tasted delicious with or without the sauce, and was quite tender. There was enough meat to have called it quits at this point.
Entrée —
The Mongolian beef. There were tons of sauteed onions and very tender, thinly sliced beef. However, it was lacking any specific flavors. We both ended up sprinkling soy sauce to perk it up. That helped. Probably a pass on this one.
My sesame chicken turned out to be large tender chicken pieces lightly battered but sadly not crispy. There was lots of sesame. Good.
Dessert:
After the waitress said, «mango cake», I heard nothing else. And Mr. B, the same. So, out comes these two tiny squares of light sponge cake layered with delicate custard and mango, and the plate beautifully decorated with raspberry and lime purees. It was small, but perfect. Not at all sweet, just really good, and so delicate it was appropriate to daintily nibble. I hated when it was all gone!
The Dinner for Two was more like a dinner for 4. There was a generous amount of food, especially the entrees seemed full sized. This meant plenty to take home. And I would love to return and try some new entrees, perhaps the walnut chicken.