Golden Dragon

Wonderful service, very good food. Nice clean environment. Prices were in line with back home.

There is a 20% service charge for parties of more than 8 people. The food here was good but a tad salty. I liked the stir fry eggplants, and crispy crusted shrimp, and the salmon and peas! The rice here was weird and harder than most of the white rice I’ve tasted. There is usually a long line to get in.

I have been to this restaurant in the past and did not have any issues but recently when i went there i saw their true colors. The waiter (who can speak a little bit of english) was literally screaming at me when i asked her about the price. I was shocked. Her behavior was demeaning and the manager (not 100% sure if he was the manager or another person working there) also gave me a dirty look as i was leaving this restaurant. They served us the wrong food multiple times and also listed the wrong price in the bill. The food is decent but because of the demeanour of the waiters i am never going back. I am a big dimsum fan so i am better off going to golden chopsticks in westerly they have very good atttitude and friendly people there.

Went to celebrate granddaughter’s 21^st Birthday (3 of us in all) First, prices are very high, but that’s ok if you you get what is expected. The sweet and sour chicken was very good, however the beef on a stick was gross! For 3 pieces it costs $ 12.95, which is ok for beef. However, we each took a bite and almost gagged. This was not beef and I have know idea what it was, as it was something I have never tasted in my life. Each of us left our piece in the plate and I told the waiter everything was good with the exception of the beef sticks. He said, in a curtly manner, that he could not take it off the bill because we had each taken a bite! How does a person know it is terrible unless you take a bite? I mean, 3 out 3 did not like it! I did not argue, however, the tip was used to pay for the gross $#@& on a stick. I normally would not forfeit a waiter’s tip for bad food, but he was not nice about it and didn’t act the least concerned that 3 of us thought it was disgusting. Will never dine there again when I visit Foxwoods.

For big parties, they take reservations! I recommend calling days in advanced for availability. FYI they only hold your table for 15 mins. Call of you’re running late, they will accommodate.
On our previous visit, food was overall good. They have a massive menu to choose from. We ordered a numerous amount of plates, which came out prompt. I didn’t really have an major complaints, although I found some items a tad bit salty but nothing a squirt of hot sauce can’t fix! Our server was actually attentive for once. (Surprising for Chinese establishment!)
They are opened pretty late which very convenient, until 2am I believe. My major negative, there is no restroom! You have to physically leave the restaurant and walk up the the nearest one. This makes no sense!

Terrible service. We booked a 25 person party 2 months out. When we arrived we were seated by the person we booked through and that was the last time we saw her. Multiple people got up during the meal to use the restroom outside of the restaurant near the scorpion bar. 3 of the party members did not receive main meals. 5 did not receive appetizers. At this point. We didn’t want desert. The management didn’t move on the price since we booked a prefixed menu for 45 bucks a meal. So some of our members did not get to eat but the price was non negotiable. We were a difficult party since we were large and ordered drinks. The entrees were not appetizing at this point. On the plus ode the fortune cookies were good.
I would not recommend going here, and honestly based on the way this was handled this I would not recommend Foxwoods resort in anyway after this experience.

Only giving it 3 stars because it is very expensive and they wouldn’t give me fried rice for an up charge. They made me order an order of fried rice to go with my meal. Service was unbelievably fast and the food was really good. Wife said the shrimp fried rice was the best she ever had… So overall good spot to have Asian food.

Hands down, the best Chinese food you can find around the area.
From traditional to westernized Chinese food, this place has a large selection. Although it is pricey than your neighborhood take-​out… It is expected from any locations at a casino resort. It definitely is worth your money. The portions are large enough for two people. For American folks, try the General Tso’s chicken with a pork fried rice. If you want something lighter, go with the delicious Shrimp with Broccoli. I just about haalve tried everything here and have yet to be disappointed.
There’s a lot of food here that serve different palettes… There’s something here for everyone.
I grew up around Chinese cuisine so I know that there’s not «one» dish to please everyone. Tell me what you like and I’m sure I can find something off of this big menu for you.
The fish are fresh: blue cod, silverbass, stripebass, and flounder. The BBQ selection of Roast duck and Pork are made daily!!!
Key items for Westernized palettes: Garlic Pork chop, House Fried Rice, S&S pork, Gen Tso Chicken, Shrimp and Broccoli, Crab Rangoon, and Pot stickers!

Got takeout here recently. Food was decent, nothing super special. Huge servings was a plus but I’m not sure if I’ll return just because of that.

Would give them 0 if it were possible. Photos tell you why. Flies literally swarming the table. Terrible service. Do not come here.

We walked in on a whim without paying much attention to Unilocal reviews, and we were amazed.
We were greeted with tea at our table, never had an empty glass of water, and the food came out swiftly despite our waiter’s busy section.
Delicious Chinese food — probably the best our group has had in the area in a while. The seafood fried rice was exceptional and the pork and chicken dishes were great too. I would avoid ordering the pad thai — not bad, but they good a little too creative with the sauce and was spicy for pad thai.
If you’re at Foxwoods and looking for a casual option away from the bustle, this is it.

This place isn’t what it used to be. Last year my food was great and the service was better this year was a different story. The people who greet you aren’t very nice to begin with and aren’t very welcoming.
The food was terrible! I ordered shrimp with lobster sauce I took one bite and spit it back out. I contacted the manager and told her I wanted something else because it was disgusting. The only reason why I’m giving this place 2 stars is because the manager fixed the problem right away. Very nice she was as well, thank god.
When I got my next plate, it was steak and broccoli and it was okay. My fiancé also got it and didn’t like it as much and he isn’t picky. I mean everything was pretty much expensive for Chinese food, I won’t come back here.
Wasn’t very pleased with the service, the waiter was sweet but she wasn’t around much so we had to look for her a lot, we shouldn’t have to do that. This was our New Years Eve dinner place and we will find a new place to go to.

Disappointing. Too expensive and not very good. Pot stickers were good. Gen tso ‘s wasn’t bad. Pad Thai was awful. I could feed a small army decent take-​out Chinese for the $ 60 we paid.

Food is ok. Ordered pork fried rice, honey short ribs, were fatty, and Mongolian beef. First off let’s say our order came out half at a time so we didn’t all eat at the same time –id say this place is mediocre for a casino restaurant and you could get better food as it is pricey
Service is slow

Best place to eat after a day of day drinking at the pool. Great selection, although very pricey. Don’t expect the top notch service here but you shouldn’t anyway. It’s a Chinese food restaurant! Like the old school style you grew up getting takeout from with mom and dad. This is not a new age Asian fusion joint. Appreciate it for what it is.

Things here have really gone downhill. Ordered an $ 8 bowl of wonton soup to receive 5 wontons in a tiny little bowl. As if the small portion wasn’t enough, I found out from a server that the wontons weren’t made in-​house. That explained the horrible cheap taste of frozen wontons. If you’re gonna charge me for cheap crappy frozen food, at least have the decency to lower the price to reflect the poor quality. When I asked what was in the wonton, the server couldn’t answer me because it wasn’t made in their kitchen. Lucky for you I didn’t have an allergic reaction!

Had the kimchi fried rice, mapo tofu, lobster and duck. Kimchi fried rice was a bit bland but I never expect any more or any less from non-​Korean restaurants. The kimchi they served on the side was pretty good tho. I would give it a B! Mapo tofu was good. Lobster was also good, wish my family didn’t scarf it down so fast. Note: The duck was odd. The texture was off and it had a weird fishy taste according to a few of my relatives but the meat was soft. Other than that, everything was good. We didn’t have a problem waving down waiters because they were pretty attentive to us (probably because we had 13 people at our table). It lacked in certain aspects especially when we wanted more tea and water but honestly that’s nothing to complain about. Had a good experience.

Stopped at this place while at the foxwood casino for a late dinner. Consensus is overpriced medicore Chinese. I really wanted the chefs special lobster but since it only came in 2.5 pounds I figured it was too much for me. I ordered some spicy shrimp and chicken with veggies dish and dumplings. The entrée was ok, nothing special. The dumpling wrapper was too chewy. Total was over $ 35. I could get better tasting Chinese food for half the price elsewhere.

I don’t know where to begin! I went here years ago (5+) and really enjoyed my dining experience. Fast forward to June 2015 and the food reminded me of thawed, reheated frozen food. I ordered dumplings as an appetizer! Wouldn’t you know– our table was served dumplings with the meal. So no appetizer for us! Oh well… The entrée was lukewarm so it just tells me that it was sitting or someone forgot to reheat it properly. It wasn’t cheap either for the entrée ($ 24) shrimp with broccoli. I will never go back. Too bad but I’m afraid I can eat better quality and cheaper somewhere else. The dumplings were ok– not fresh and two of the four (about $ 3 for each dumpling) was hard and not edible. Yuck! I’m glad I didn’t get sick and that is what counts. Lesson learned.

So this place had decent food. Nothing special, it pretty much felt like a step above mall Chinese food, but the designs and logos are pretty cool. The look of the place is nice, the food is average. That being said it is open late and its’s located close to scorpion bar. Perfect location to eat and sober up after being at the bar