Dragon Village

The portion sizes were generous, the packaging was neat, and everything arrived hot and fresh. You can tell they use high-quality ingredients and put care into every dish. If you're looking for authentic, delicious Chinese food, Dragon Village is definitely the place to order from. Highly recommended!

Every single dish was one of the best Chinese dishes I have ever had. We ordered 8 different items, will be back!!!!

"Dragon Village" is one of the oldest restaurants in Alameda's Webster Street Business District. I believe it used to be called "New China Hut." This place was open when the Navy base was active. I haven't ordered food from here in a really long time. It always gets mixed reviews. Their menu features popular Americanized Chinese food. But last night I had a craving for chow mein, and all my favorite Alameda places were closed. I flipped thru the DoorDash App, and it said Dragon Village was open late and had a $8.00-off promo. So I placed a pickup order for Deluxe Chow Mein and Fried Chicken Wings. Service, Grade (5/5): DoorDash hours are wrong. This place was actually closed when I placed my order. Dragon Village could of refused my order and said "we're closed." But they didn't do that, instead they made my food and it ready when I got there. Thank you.Fried Chicken Wings, Grade (3/5): 9-pieces, fresh and juicy wings. Small wings and tasted salty. Deluxe Chow Mein, Grade (2/5): Combination Chow Mein is like a House Chow Mein. It's fried egg noodles with a little bit of everything.....shrimp, beef, chicken, and veggies. The problem was it had a weird taste. Sort of a burnt after taste and a stale flavor. I'm not sure what it is. I threw it away after eating a 1/3 of it. I didn't get sick from it. Would I order again? No thanksCongrats on your many years of business in Alameda.

I love the smoky flavor on their chow mein. Again, it has a smoky taste from sauces poured into a very hot wok, not burnt as I've seen mentioned by another patron. They also make delicious seafood dishes. I recently had their # K8 on the menu - sautéed fish, eggplant, water chestnuts and wood ear mushrooms that had a nice salty, vinegary, and slightly spicy sauce. It was delicious! My uncle was formerly in the navy and lived in Alameda. He introduced me to this great hole-in-the wall Chinese restaurant. When I'm in Alameda, I usually make a stop here. The people are really nice, too!

Greasy, not fresh BBQ pork in the chow mein, rude guy who spoke barely a word of English but knew enough to charge almost $17 for chow mein. This place is a dump all around, avoid

I've driven by this spot a million times and finally ordered (looks like they do pickup only). Had a craving for Dim Sum type food in the afternoon, not ideal timing but Dragon Rouge Bistro had a collection of dumplings to satisfy my craving. Ordered:- potstickers: thick wrapper gave it a homemade feel. Yummy filling, not as crisp as I like but I will order again- egg rolls: just the way I like them. Crispy and golden with the soft filling. Generic seems rude, but it's exactly the way I love my egg rolls. - steamed bbq buns: I'd pass on this next time. They tasted and felt not as good as they should.-sui mai/shrimp dumplings: not sure which one I'm thinking of... looked like sui mai but had a lot of shrimp. The shrimp were bay shrimp, which I'm really not a fan of. The other one was good. I'd totally gamble again. One was really good and the other not so much because I don't like bay shrimp. - walnut shrimp: perfect! This is what I want when I order walnut shrimp. Some say too dressed, I say perfect! Great flavor and the walnuts were perfectly glazed.- fried calamari: strips, not rings. Really tender and huge portion!- salt and pepper fish: hidden gem. I'm coming back for this. I have been searching alameda for salt and pepper fish like this. I can defiantly see things on the menu that I'd order time and time again. Seems like people like it with the line I occasionally see. The staff are very professional and helpful.

They told me my phone order would take a half hour but it took an hour before I got my To Go food. In addition, my order was incorrect. The food was greasy. Their "customer service" wasn't all that great either. The only reason I gave this place 2 Stars instead of 1 Star was because of the available parking lot.

My friend ordered takeout -- chow mein beef, string beans, and garlic chicken. The chow mein beef tasted like Chef Boyardee sweet ravioli?... the string beans tasted really bad and the garlic chicken was bland, no garlic taste.There are sooooo many good restaurants in the east bay, Dragon Village is not one of them

The dry braised green beans were so good. Good vegetable chow mien & general's chicken (it had jalapeños which is not common but was good). I really liked the fried rice, but did not like the chicken in the rice and would probably try with a different protein. Crab Rangoon was not good.

This place was amazing until the pandemic hit. It's gone downhill ever since. Prices of almost doubled, food portions are smaller, and the quality of the food is absolutely horrible. The orange chicken was absolutely burnt, hardly any of it and the hot and sour soup smelled like something had died in it. Such a shame as this was my favorite place ever. Feel ill. I don't think I'll be back again.