Happy Dragon

I ordered three dishes in total, but the food was better than I expected. The coral shrimp baked and fried with salted egg yolk was crispy and delicious, and you can eat even the shell. One of the criteria for testing whether Cantonese cuisine is authentic is fried rice noodles. This rice noodles is the most authentic one I have eaten in nearly a year.

First, the restaurant is pleasantly decorated, counter service and both the owners are super friendly. They have eight tables. We ordered two dishes, dined in; 1) Singapore Mei Fen or 星州米粉 deserves great mark, I have been to Singapore multiple times and had this numerous times, it's remarkably close. 2) Hunan Triple, very taste and has a mild sauce, I'm sure they can spiced it up for you, this dish won't disappoint you. We also had hot Chinese jasmine tea, they actually use loose leaf tea, not tea bags! Perfect for the dishes. We arrived at 6:30pm on a Monday, busy with carry outs orders. 3 tables were occupied. I would dine in again next time, your dishes will be better right off the wok. Very clean restrooms. From outside, inside, service, people, this is a 5-STARS.

Happy Dragon always has great food and speedy service! You can call and place your order and it will be ready within 10-20 minutes. Food is always hot and taste fresh and made to order. The building is nice and quaint and they always have sauces, fortune cookies, and it involves available to grab with your takeout order.

It's hard for us to find a Chinese restaurant we really like. Back in Michigan there was one in the town we lived in that set the bar pretty high. We thought we found "our" Chinese restaurant with Peking City Bistro, but that place is now a disaster. China King is OK, but it's bare-bones Chinese with no atmosphere.Enter Happy Dragon. Just a few miles away and nestled inside Tyler Village, I think we've finally found the place we can call "our" Chinese restaurant.It's not full service, but it's "order at the counter and we'll bring it out to you" service. The place is minimally but tastefully decorated, and doesn't sport the kind of immersive/overwhelming menu that some Chinese restaurants do. Sometimes having fewer things to chose from is better.Food delivery was less than ten minutes and was served steaming hot...and it was SO effing good. Honestly, I don't think it took me ten minutes to finish my meal. I wasn't in a rush, I was just fungry, and this hit. the. spot. My only issue (if you could call it that) was that it didn't measure up to the spice level I ordered, but since it was our first visit I didn't have any kind of heat gauge to go by.Drinks come from cans/bottles. No fountain drinks, so drink price are per-bottle. If you're looking for a refill, reach in your pocket.When I eat an egg roll I like to add some hot mustard because, hey, it's been a while since I felt fire travel up my nostrils to the back of my head. I prefer a store-made hot mustard and Happy Dragon only has the little pre-made packets that look like a bad idea and desperation. As a result, and as much as I tried to use, I wasn't able set my scalp on fire.With the demise of Peking City Bistro, Happy Dragon is where we'll be getting our Chinese food fix. And I am OK with that.

Was hoping for great things but was totally disappointed. Ordered shrimp with cashew nuts, sesame chicken, and crab rangoon. The crab rangoon was like paste and looked like it had sat under a heat lamp for 6 hours. Couldn't finish them and that says something since it's crab rangoon. The shrimp dish was mostly celery, and the sesame chicken was like a 6/10. I was excited to venture somewhere new based on reviews but now shocked at how off the food was to how great the reviews were. Definitely not the worst place to get food, but it wasn't even as good as a mall food court Chinese place. Could of been an off day but not worth it to try again and find out.

Had the Mongolian beef and wonton soup. The beef - what you could find among the onions - was a weird grayish color, and the sauce was super watery and lacked flavor. Probably the worst noodle to soup ratio I've ever had in wonton soup, and the noodles that were there were sad and disintegrating. If you want to overpay for bad Chinese food, this is the place for you.

Ordered General Taos w/ fried rice & egg roll via door dash. Quick delivery and excellent food. My only complaint--they were stingy on the sauce packets. 1 soy packet (I normally use 4), and 1 hot and 1 mustard which I don't use, and no duck sauce which I really wanted and assumed would be in the bag since it's included by pretty much every other Chinese restaurant in the country. Perhaps this will be a learning opportunity for the restaurant--several packets of each sauce!!!!

Best Chinese food I've had since moving to Louisville almost 2 years ago. It's about 4-5th place I've tried. The crab Rangoon are my favorite. They're nice a crispy without being too crispy and burnt. The orange chicken has really good flavor but wish it stayed a little bit crispier. The black pepper chicken is very good. I really like the little corns the put in it. The friend rice is really good! I'm not huge fan of fried rice but theirs is really delicious. It's about 10-15 minute drive but it's worth it. They always answer the phone, always ready and super hot and fresh when I get there!

It's ight I guess. Food was wasn't bad but not worth their prices. expected more from it. Services wasn't bad at all just normal good service. Expected more from the food. They went too much money for this type of food

Best fast food Chinese in the city always made fresh when you order. I love their hot and sour soup, veggie fried rice and crab Rangoon. Everything I have ordered is wonderful