Canton Dragon Asian Grill & Bar

It's tucked away in the plaza with the best Asian dishes. Service is fast, restaurant is clean and the very welcoming family style dining. Took out my Cantonese Noodles. I crave for these

Came here for an early dinner. Quick service. Nice Chinese restaurant with a full bar. Lots of neat decor and drink specials. We ordered some spicy dumplings. It's your standard Chinese restaurant package dumplings but the sauce they tossed it in was pretty good. Not too spicy. The singapore rice noodles were really good. First bite you can taste the curry and savory flavor. I asked for extra spicy and they put some cayenne powder in it so it was nice and spicy. Also added chili oil. Their Chilli oil was very fragrant. My colleague got the Mongolian beef. It was good and well cooked with good flavor. Prices were reasonable and decent quantity.

Larger portions than your traditional sit down Asian. The pad Thai was delightful and had a nice kick to it. It was served with traditional white rice that I could have used a little bit more of. The lemon chicken is large! It is probably two chicken breasts that are lightly battered and fried. It is served on a bed of broccoli, drizzled with lemon. The fried rice had chicken, pork, and shrimp in it and came with a lot! The egg rolls were tasty, but served differently as I'm used to as it was cut diagonally to have 4 servings. They tasted good though. The service was absolutely amazing and they continually came by refilling drinks and cleaning plates. The meals also came out super fast! It was really quiet for being black Friday, but it is usually a little more busy as our friends told us. Overall, we really liked the atmosphere as we could enjoy sit down Chinese without feeling fast food service style.

Great menu selection and prices. Food is excellent. Service is great. Atmosphere is casual. In shopping center so lots of parking

This place is worth 3 stars. Food was just okay. I ordered a cup of hot and sour soup. It was not a traditional hot and sour soup. It was spicy, had tofu, a few bits of chicken, egg and cilantro. This is not how it is described on their menu nor does it taste or resemble hot and sour soup. It was edible just not what I would call hot and sour soup. It was disappointing. I then tried the sweet and sour shrimp which was good. Not much sauce but flavor was decent. Service was good and they are friendly. The ambiance is okay. Very alcohol focused. There is alcohol everywhere and signs for the many kinds of alcoholic beverages they serve. It's just an okay kind of place. I wouldn't return however. The best Chinese joint with the best hot and sour soup (authentic) is China Chili in Phoenix.

My dad's favorite restaurant and they do have a lot of the silver sneaker crowd there for early bird dining. The staff is awesome and great selection of beers and cocktails. The chow mein is amazing!

The place is small but charming. The lunch portions are truly lunch portions. The best is the people that work there. They have happy hour starting at 12 and $ dollars off cocktails at 3. Warm environment. I have been there 2 times in two weeks.

Food was great, service was nicely done, and the prices were very reasonable. I had the Singapore noodles and the Mongolian Beef entrees, no apps. Had a ton. Of food for leftovers the next day, so yay!I was there early on a Friday evening and it was pretty chill. Nothing whatsoever to complain about!

So good. I thought it was impossible to find good Chinese food in Arizona, but this place proved me wrong.

Vegetable egg rolls were under cooked with no discernible veggies inside. Mongolian Beef lacked flavor and was SWIMMING in oil. Rice was dry and serving size was about a half cup. Chicken lettuce wraps were nothing but ground chicken and a few specs of green onion cooked in a oily sauce and came out pre-assembled. We did not finish our meal due to the over abundance of oil and general lack of flavor. Service was very nice but sorry to say we won't return.