May Dragon

DallasAlli 

on Citysearch

16 years ago

Eat here if you want hair in your food. Management could care less and still charged for meal. – We had lunch there on May 15. My plate of food arrived with two dark straight hairs in it. The waiter whisked it away and I requested a bowl of soup since I didn't dare eat anything off a plate at that point but I was hungry and it was lunch. The lady manager there was incredibly rude and charged us for the soup and told us that no one in their kitchen had long hair. I never did say it was long but she obviously had found it. I'v... read more

aspectpam 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

Avoid this restaurant. Compare to low quality food. Beware the owner and staff are very rude. – Avoid this restaurant. The food and service is very low class and very low quality. I would compare the food to a quick stop Chinese restaurant. Definitely not a 4 star restaurant. I vote NO stars. Rude service was actually notice by other people in the restaurant; very obvious. Beware the owner and staff are very rude. 

mindi84 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

Good beef chow fun, but nothing special – I came with high expectations after reading some good reviews, but was very disappointed. The waiter rushed us to order drinks and soup before I had even opened my menu. He did not know what any of the alcoholic drinks were and did not offer to find out. So I ordered a Pina Colada which was flavorless, runny and barely even cold. The kids meal is just smaller portions of their regular food, and my 4 year old was not impressed with her 6$ sweet and sour chicken (neither was I). The wo... read more

lancetu 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Best health Peking Duck in town – I have been to several Chinese restaurants in Dallas to try Peking duck, and I found out May Dragon has the best Peking duck in town. The duck skin that May Dragon served was crispy compares to other Chinese Restaurants. If you have been to China, you should know the authentic Peking duck's skin is fatty, but May Dragon scrapes out the fat from the skin. I like the way that May Dragon prepares the Peking duck since I don't like fatty food. Most of the Chinese restaurants add MSG when they pr... read more

mikepong 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

not real chinese food – I am quite unimpressed with my experience. The food was marginal at best. The peking duck was literally the worst that I had tasted in my lifetime. It was a dried out mess with little fat to moisten the skin. Even the Moo shu wrappers used to eat the duck in was stale and crumbly. I have had great peking duck before, including the famous Quan Jude restaurant in Beijing and Beijing Garden in Hong Kong. For this restaurant which calls this dish its specialty, I expected a little more. In fact, I would s... read more

Contributor 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

The best of regional Chinese cuisine elegantly served off Addison's main drag. – The Scene Seating sections cordoned by red lattice, and panels depicting carp, cranes, melons and pink lotus blossoms create an intimate setting for a quiet lunch for two or family-style dinner. Rows of booths and mirrored walls encircle the main dining room. A parquet-floored banquet hall connected to the bar area accommodates larger parties. The Food Restaurant owner Joe Chow recreates the signature feasts of China's May Dragon Festival with a... read more