Dragon Buffet

Best food around. Came out of BBNP and found this little charm of a restaurant! The kitchen staff came out and made sure that my wife and I could eat a vegan meal! Thank you to the staff. I highly recommend this place if you are vegan/vegetarian and are passing through Fort Stockton.

Terrible customer service. The lady at the register is EXTREMELY pushy about paying with cash. When you don't have cash they start talking about you in their language. I don't even need a translation because her face and body language told me everything I'd need to know. She said there was a minimum, yet nothing was posted anywhere. The only thing visibly posted was a 3.5% fee for card use. If you're already charging a fee why do you feel the need to harp about cash to a customer who doesn't have cash? The small selection of food is mediocre at best. But what do you expect in the middle of nowhere. You're better off going to a fast food chain.

I didn't expect much but found out it was pretty good!As a vegetarian, I ordered from ala carte menu. General Tsao Tofu one day and Buddhist Delight with added tofu today. Both were good! Tofu were cooked crispy and tasty that was what I liked the best!

We had no idea we could find good Chinese food in West Texas! We stop in Fort Stockton several times a year and had not tried Dragon Buffet. They do a brisk business and are constantly replenishing the dishes. I tried a few bites of several dishes and they were all really good! We tried ginger chicken. chicken w/broccoli, beef w/broccoli, sweet & sout chicken. There was a spicy chicken that my husband liked. There was chicken on a stick as well as chicken drums. There was a seafood dish that was quite tasty. They have white rice & fried rice. There was hot & sour soup and egg flower soup. A separate desert bar and an ice cream bar! If you're ever in Fort Stockton definitely give it a try!

I didn't have high expectations with Dragon Buffet and I'm not much into buffets, so I ordered the Moo Goo Gai Pan and Kung Pow Chicken. Both were good, the veggies stood out as being fresh and cooked to my liking of crunch. The group I was with did order the buffet and were happy with the selection and quality.

for someone who abundantly enjoys Asian cuisines/ food I decided to give this place a shot. (middle of nowhere; don't know why)... the place is a bit run down, the atmosphere is solemn and eerie; the food was bland / flavorless, chow mein is just boiled noodles with nothing, the rice was cold and the orange chicken, chicken broccoli was a little over done. The chicken on the stick ddint taste like chicken. i tasted but did not finish or actually bothered to finish. Walked out after 5 mins.. disappointed.

I mean there was nothing good. The rice was horrible, there were no choices..... plus playing $35 dollars just to eat rice, noodles and that's it.... Is a waste of money and time.

The food is deliciothe service is good too.. the price is so cheap. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

We went at 9 PM not with such high expectations because it was about to close. food was basically gone, and not that good.And there was a big language gap.

We were surprised to find a buffet in the city (I'm a sucker for buffets). We decided to try it out and were surprised upon arrival to find they had a FAST FOOD WINDOW. That's rare for me to see (I'm from California).We came in, were greeted nicely and went to check out the options. There were a few options they had, however (This dropped it one star on my end). Usually you would expect for their to be Tables of trays but on this occasion. They're was one full of the main courses (Wontong, Rice and Chowmein, and other types of chicken/beef/sea food) there was another that contained fruit. Icecream was definitely a plus.Overall the food was delicious, a well worth pit stop on our roadtrip.