A Little Dragon

Out of Business. Come on, Unilocal,take it down.

Restaurant is closed. Number disconnected.

I ordered here 2 times only because better local places are closed on Monday. The egg roll was literally dripping oil. Both times my meal was mainly vegetables and a ton of sauce with very little meat. The meals were full of either cooked celery and peppers. I never encountered so much of these vegetables in take-​out Chinese. The food is horrible. Even my brother who will eat most anything only ate a few bites and pushed it aside. If you feel like having Chinese food that will make you not want to eat Chinese food for awhile, I would definitely recommend this place.

Came in for dinner after we realize that Indian garden next door was closed for renovation.
We were greeted rudely with menus shoved at us while we were instructed to seat ourselves.
Being hungry we stayed although normally I would have walked after this rude gesture. We were offered tea and crispy noodles as we put in our orders.
I got the honey walnut fried shrimp which was not good the shrimp were big but had the tails on them, they were not fresh and had a soggy eggy breading around it. Te shrimp also were not hot and the sauce was serve on the side. Not what I expected. The walnuts were tasty but was not incorporated into the dish. One star for this dish especially for 16 dollars.
My husband got the orange beef which was tasty and the only positive to our experience.
The restaurant itself was dark an dingy and kind of smelled

Should rename it little piece of ****. I assume this is what Chinese hospital food tastes like? With dishwasher sauce allover it?

Ok food if fiending for chinese (also not much around). Owner is Chinese and menu has a good variety. If your Chinese and/​or used to eating in california, can’t compare.

A Little Dragon sits in the same part of the Makefield Shopping Center as India Garden, but casts a much smaller shadow. It does a good job with its American Chinese menu, and the price range is competitive with its peers in the area. The floor plan has about a dozen comfortable booths. The TV hung high on the back wall was showing CCTV News, the English language station in the PRC, for those of us who wanted to catch up on what was happening there with a pronounced nationalistic accent.
I had a basic lunch deal. Wonton Soup, General’s Chicken, Egg Roll and Fried Rice, which came in at $ 8.50 with tax. The soup was based in chicken consume out of a can, and was a bit salty. The wontons had a thicker skin, but the filling had a better taste and consistency than other places. The egg roll was 95% cabbage, but there were traces of pork and shrimp. The General was in full uniform and filled the oval plate completely with the fried rice covering most of it. The sauce was nicely spiced, rather than the often overly-​sweet variant often found in this dish. The rice was loaded with pork and veggies.
I was a little surprised that A Little Dragon made the effort to provided above average Americanized Chinois. While it will never be confused with authentic cuisine that can be found in Philly or The City, it at least knows what it is, and does a good job of it without apology.
By now, Chinese/​American is becoming its own distinct cuisine. It may never be as purely satisfying as the real deal, but if you have a taste for it, this is a decent place to express it.

Picking up dinner for the little ones. TGIF. I just wish they had delivery. We have found a little Dragon to be the best in the area for your basic Chinese food. They are quick prompt courteous. We have yet to have any missing missing food. You can always find coupons they send in the mail. I only give four stars because they do not deliver. Please deliver that would be awesome. The restaurant is quite small in the ambience is not that wonderful.

Great food, great portions, great owners. We go there often and always sit at «our» table. Love the lomein and boneless spare ribs. And the best wonton soup around. YUM. Always hits the spot when I am craving good Chinese food!

A Little Dragon restaurant is average. If you are on a quest searching for the best Chinese food around… you will leave disappointed… If you are hungry and craving Chinese food, you could do worse. Pleasant friendly owner, cheap food, average little place.

Friendly place where the owners remember our children’s names even though we don’t go there all that often (not because we don’t like it but because we don’t eat out much). The food is always from good-​quality fresh ingredients, portions are generous, and prices are fair. The quality of cooking can vary from truly excellent to just OK, but is usually closer to the former. The restaurant is comfortable and pleasantly decorated. All in all, one of the best family restaurants in the area.

Great food and great customer service. I got lost on my way there bc I just moved to the area that day. The gentleman who was working there stayed on the phone with me until he knew I was on the right track. He even asked one of the patrons to get on the phone as well and help me. I’ll def be back!

The best chinese restaurant in Bucks County. I get the lunch specials frequently. The general chicken is fantastic.

This is one of my family’s favorite places to eat. We go here all the time, even though it’s completely out of our way.
The prices are great, the portions are generous and the food is consistently good.
The lunch specials are a particularly good deal if you’re in the area. Unfortunately they don’t deliver.

Solid, nostalgic, «traditional» Chinese American food — with BIG portions and great values for eat-​in at lunch (weekdays lunches are 5.95 — 6.95).
Lunch for 3 of us WITH TIP was $ 24. Wow.
Friendly service and clean comfortable digs.
The Moo Shu Chicken for lunch comes with 2 fresh pancakes.
My 6 year old enjoyed her steamed «light & healthy» chicken and broccoli.
It’s not Asian Fusion, It’s not «modern» Chinese, it’s old-​school combo platters with white or fried rice (which was freshly made and good, by the way — loaded with pork and egg!).
NICE!

Solid food, average prices. Good service. The fact that they don’t deliver is a bummer, but the quality of the ingredients is overall pretty good and you know while you are getting.
Portions are generous, and often mean leftovers.

In general, I love Chinese food. Honestly, I could live on it, but that probably isn’t so good for my health. Anyway, came here for dinner one Saturday while on break from work and I have to say, it really did hit the spot. The prices threw me off a little at first but it seems like their portions are big enough for people to share. Either way, the food was well worth it and so was the service.