Silver Dragon Chinese Restaurant

Ordered DoorDash to our hotel in Everett when we visited during the Tulip Festival. I'd been craving Chinese food because the only Asian restaurants I have near my home are teriyaki restaurants that try their best but miss every time when it comes to making Chinese.The food from Silver Dragon definitely hit the spot and was exactly what I was craving. The vegetarian spring rolls were crunchy and had fresh crisp veggies on the inside. The fried rice had just the right amount of soy sauce and the beef and broccoli was delicious as well. The broccoli were cut into nice bite size pieces and they were tender, not over cooked or too crunchy. The beef was also sliced thin and wasn't chewy but tender. I would definitely eat here again.

Delivery review.It's easy to see why these guys are so popular, especially when you scroll the reviews and don't see comments about looking for more-traditional, less-Americanized Chinese food. This place is very much about assimilating into the new country--they have all the battered and fried proteins and all that. They're rated super highly on the delivery apps, so we gave them a shot for the sake of variety. It was fine, but it took a lot of doctoring with spices from our own kitchen. BBQ PorkOne of those happy comfort foods that ya kinda feel content to eat even if it's the bright red-and-white Americanized version, which this certainly is. It all seems to come from the same place, and all tastes the same, but if you love Chinese mustard as much as I do, this dish is always welcome on the table.Peanut Wonton SoupThe closest thing to an interesting dish in the order. Big, big peanut flavors, especially as you get closer to the bottom. They flavor it with crushed peanuts in the broth, so the flavors go way up with the last couple bites where all the grinds settle. The broth is nice, a little thicker and richer than most wonton soups. The wontons themselves had plenty of flavor and held together well. Beef Mu ShuThis one took about 6 different spices from the kitchen before it came to life, and then it was still just okay. Kinda overcooked and limp, both the veg and the beef. The wrapper had appealing crepe-like texture. Pad ThaiThis was listed under "Chef's Specialties," which swayed me in the split second before I picked it, but, come on...what was I thinking with this? It was a bunch of tired noodles out of a bag, with not much flavor aside from the Sriracha on it. Not many other ingredients. I'm supposed to dodge carbs except for the occasionally carefully-chosen awesome serving as a cheat. This was better than canned noodles, but not by much. Not a great choice. Overall, I want to stick to much more traditional Chinese stuff from now on. Not sure how I talked myself into this one. Their worst mistakes are that the food is boring, though--nothing was really messed up in the 4 dishes we ordered.

I have to start by saying Silver Dragon is on my wife's and my top ten local spots for a quick sit down. We have been married 25 years so I like to surprise her sometimes so whenever we go to Costco down the street after all that walking and pushing and waiting, The Silver Dragon is maybe 2 blocks away and the perfect spot to recharge and take a load off. Great customer service and what ever you order you should try the veggie spring rolls they are delicious. We had the Seafood soup and the veggies delight. Everything was well prepared and very satisfying. Each te we go I try and order something different however my wife gets the veggie delight everytime. The tea they serve is a perfect pallet cleanser when switching from appetizer to main course. We are happy to see they are bouncing back from the pandemic.

We love this place. We always dine in and get fast service. The food is delicious! The location is a hole in the wall. But this is definitely what you want when you're craving Chinese food.

Fast service and fast delivery. Terrible food. Chewy pot stickers. Almond chicken tastes like powered brown gravy. General tsao chicken has no heat or flavor. Pork fried rice barely edible- tastes like it sat all day in a cooker, not fresh. Very disappointing.

My family have been coming here for close to 30 years. I've had nothing but the best service from the owners and they recognize and greet us warmly every time we come in. Now look, my tastes are different from anyone else's but based on 30 years, they are solid. When I come in and order Beef Chow Mein or Salt and Pepper Shrimp, I know what I'm going to get. Every time. Consistency is key and they deliver.I realized on this excursion, that I prefer the Beef chow mein over the House chow mein. I think since the House chow mein has shrimp and Chicken on top of Beef, that there are too many competing flavors. Just pick the meat of your choice and you'll be fine.The Salt and Pepper shrimp are an absolute staple in my outings. The potstickers are good, not the best, but good.The Szechuan Beef was tasty, though I believe my better half liked it more since she ordered a second order to goI will keep coming here until they close the doors for good, and I hope that's a long way off.

The sweet and sour chicken was cooked perfect and had the tasty sauce on the side as I asked. The pepper steak was delicious with lots of tender beef. The chicken chow yuk was very tasty, and had a lot of bean sprouts and other veggies but they were a bit skimpy with the chicken. Most was on top in the picture. Unfortunately the crispy noodles that come with the dish were very stale and not edible but the dish didn't really need them. Menu prices on their website are slightly more than reality. My total was $48.50

My daughter ordered 4 dishes for take out last night for us to share at home.We ordered Mongolian Beef, Green Beans, Pork Fried Rice and Pot Stickers. I was really looking forward to enjoying all these items. Everything tasted awful, like eating 3 day old leftovers. Beef was pale and slimy, both the postickers and fried rice had no flavor except yukky. Green beans were ok, but had an over abundance of onions. The order was very expensive to boot and did not include any usual fortune cookies. Will not order from this place ever again. Should have ordered from China Gardens in Mill Creek as they have really good food.

Super bummed at the food (and service) tonight. Bbq pork was good but only had 6 small slices for $10.95. Ordered 2 specials of meat and veggies with rice noodles. The rice noodles were literally pasted together in thick clumps, the veggies were a few bean sprouts and slivers of onions. Lame. The prawns were dry (only 5 of them). Not much flavor in the whole dish either. The guy that waited on us (I think he's the owner) was wearing a T-shirt, shorts and flip flops. 90degrees out today and you can't turn your AC on? Personality of a rock. Never asked how our meals were. Carried our water glasses by the rim (yuck). At least he filled them. The whole experience was bad enough to not give them a second chance. Waste of $$$

Had the General Tao Chicken and chow mein, nothing but absolute flavor and fun. If you want good Chinese but not crazy expensive, this place will do just that