Reviews Fat Dragon Restaurant

5
Angela Wienecke
+5
Excellent food!!! You walk up and order and they bring it out. No frills but the food is fast and really good! Not greasy, everything was fresh. I can't wait to come back!!! Try the chocolate dumplings, they were a phenomenal surprise!!!
5
Gregston Chu
+5
low key hidden gem. Don’t be fooled by the unassuming atmosphere. The food is surprisingly good and at a very reasonable price. It’s not a date place but it’s a no frills place to eat with family and friends. The xaio long bao/pork dumplings were very juicy, delicious and the star of the show. Counter service was patient and friendly. Lots of parking in the lot in front.
4
Brandi Idar-Ferrin
+4
The food was amazing. We had orange chicken with just the right amount of spice and a subtle hint of garlic. The Gen. Tso. Chicken wasn't as spicy but had a small kick still had lots of flavor. Crispy and shy with the sauce great combination. The egg rolls were crispy on outside and perfect inside. Hot & sour soup hubby says it's 9 1/2 need to try the soup. Generous portion sizes. We came across this place in my search for dinner after denying all other suggest by the hubby lol..... glad I did cause we wouldn't of found this spot.
5
Anthony
+5
If you love dumplings then you gotta make it up to Fat Dragon because theirs are no joke! I got the Original Pork Soup Dumplings (4) and they're so full of flavor and damn, they're easily a top 3 spot in town for them! ($7.75) - 4.75/5 Additionally, you can find dessert dumplings here such as Chocolate Fudge. You gotta try those, too. The texture is almost like that of a thin chocolate crepe, so it's A LOT better than you think. Trust me! ($6.50 for 4) - 4.5/5 Lastly, another fun item that caught my eye was the Cheeseburger Egg Rolls. Very interesting! Great flavor on the inside and fun crispy texture on the outside. ($3.95 for 2) - 4/5 All in all, I had an amazing time here. They're technically only to-go because of staffing issues, however you can eat at their restaurant, but they don't have an individual coming to tables so they just ask you throw away your stuff when done eating! Anyways, with all that said, I give them a 4.5/5 for being an amazing spot that hit all the right marks.
4
Ellie C.
+4
One of the best Chinese food options you could get in Austin. I’ve only tried their food delivery and my experience have been great so far. Would love to do take out and visit the restaurant someday. They’ve done a great job with wrapping dishes for delivery. Would love to visit the restaurant next time to check out their dine-in atmosphere.
5
Leo Kwak
+5
Man the food is great and the people are sooooo nice♡
5
Thao Nguyen
+5
I want to start off with the fact that I came in at almost closing time so I ordered take out. I got the stone pot lamb. The person at the front, I forgot to ask for his name but he had platinum hair with gold frame glasses (looks like one of those pop stars or movie stars in Asia) was very hospitable and sweet. The portion was great and the flavor was amazing! It had a great amount of spice but it’s not just spice!! There was savory flavor from the broth, the cabbage gave natural sweetness and the lamb was so tender (very juicy, but still had the flavor and natural texture of lamb). When I saw that there were noodles inside, I was squealing with excitement and I feel like I was in an episode of food wars (the anime). I ate the rest of the broth with rice and it taste great! Thank you for the amazing food to the uncle in the kitchen, thank the auntie for greeting me and thank you for the amazing service from Mr. Popstar!
5
Ismael Varela
+5
Food was REALLY good that after my first time here I went right back the next day with my significant other. We had BBQ Pork Buns and some Soup Dumplings along with some Mexican cokes. Everything seemed hand made and prepared for every order which is definitely worth the wait. My standards are high now and I only hope to find a restaurant as good in Houston. I believe the owner was there the first time around which she was very nice to everyone and handed our food to our table. One thing to keep in mind, if you are paying with a card you will have to order $10+ worth of food which for two people you will definitely exceed.
5
Frank Schoeplein
+5
I've ordered the Spicy Mala Drop Dumplings from this place over, and over, and over again. They have become one of my favorite places and foods to eat. Absolutely delicious. Everything that I have ever ordered from here has been delicious. I've had the ramen, lo mein, fried rice, beef, pork, chicken, shrimp -- it's all good. The regular dumplings are pretty good, but a bit more bland for my flavor palette. I would suggest them if you're not a fan of any kind of spice. The softness soaks up flavor and melts in your mouth. I'll drop one into a cup of hot and sour or egg drop soup. Very nice combo. Pork fritter in Gua Boa was solid. Best egg drop soup I've had. It's a hint sweet, fairly thick consistency. Serving size was about twice what I expected for a "cup", so that was nice. The dry pot beef was INCREDIBLE. One of the best tasting meals I've had in years. Extra spicy. Will definitely be ordering that again.
4
Monique Austin
+4
Small restaurant with BIG FLAVOR. You order at the counter and then your food arrives. When it arrives, it is nice & hot...oh, how I like my served from the kitchen directly to the table (no heat lamp food here)! Dumplings are made fresh to order. The aromas from their ramen soup is exquisite. There are several vegetarian options. Also, do not forget to order the chocolate dumplings - it's like chocolate dancing in your mouth...yum! The prices are also very reasonably price.
5
Amrit Chandar
+5
the orange chicken was a bit spicy but tasted amazing. the owner was very nice and gave us free soup dumplings. when I ate the chocolate soup dumplings I busted.
4
Lucy
+4
This is now gonna be my new place for Chinese/Fusion food in town as long as I navigate the menu with caution. I will admit I'm a bit picky when it comes to Chinese food so take what you will from my comments. I ordered one of my favorite dishes (boiling fish aka mala fish here) and they do this better than other places I've tried around town. Great, maybe not, but it far surpassed Asia Cafe next door that doesn't do the dish right. As for dumplings- the skin is doughy with good texture. I don't often say this because I prefer thinner skinned dumplings. The noodles in their ramen was fantastic (and a bit surprising). The soup dumplings people rave about were far from being my favorite - the skin broke easily and the taste was off. First time here - not all stars but overall an optimist start. I'd come here for certain items.
4
Gabriela Cadena
+4
Made my own little dimsum experience. Loved the fusion guisada stemaed bao and the coconut dumplings. Tried the octopus balls and the ribs were juicy and caramelized. Had the soup dumplings, I preferred the spicy ones to the original ones. My dining companion thought they tasted the same. It was a little more pricey than what I would have liked it, $52. Good experience overall, fantastic customer service and would return. I ate in and glad it had AC.
5
Sarah Flores
+5
This whole in the wall is one of the best hidden dumplings gems of Austin. If you’re craving handmade dumplings please give this place a try and skip out on paying $$$$ for the dumplings you’ll get downtown. This place is flavorful and won’t disappoint. I recommend the Beef and Leek dumpling, their traditional soup dumplings, sautéed Bok Choy and wonton chili soup.
5
Thomas Le
+5
Solid takeout food! We ordered some pork and chive dumplings and the cumin beef. Both were tasty and the hot oil was spicy and so good. It’s not fancy, but very much delicious for a good takeout place! Quality is excellent, and you can get some good hot tea complimentary!
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