Dragon Bowl

I only come to Longwood Food Court for McDonald's app deals and the Hand Pulled Biang Biang Noodles with Pork (formerly Noodle King menu). This is a bit salty and spicy with the sauce so you should drain a bit of the sauce when you eat the noodles on the bottom. Probably better than their typical American Chinese orange chicken with rice offerings. I don't get this dish often, but when I do, it's always good! :)

I got the lo mein, broccoli, and spicy chicken. I wish they gave me as much broccoli and they did chicken, especially considering it’s counted as an entree. The lo mein was bouncy in texture but a little flavorless. The broccoli was simple but nice and crunchy. The spicy chicken was very greasy but the flavor wasn’t bad — it was in fact a little spicy and very savory, which is rare for Chinese food in America. At the end of the day, it is greasy Chinese food from a food court, so if you’re expecting anything more, it’s on you. I will say, the prices are a little higher than expected considering the quality but you will get full from the greasiness and quantity of the rice or noodles they give you.

Food didn't have any taste. I ordered vegetables and noodles, and she put a second vegetable entree on without asking and tried to charge for two entrees. That's not how I roll. Food quality was just old and tired like it had sat all day.

yuck 🤮 food was a waste of $13 bucks. not tasty at all. I tried to pick through it but no…. my taste buds deserve better food. If you don’t buy a drink with them then cashier looks less than interested in talking to you.

The Handpulled Biang Biang Spicy Pork noodles were amazing. They are made to order and are worth coming here just to try. Generous portion, good price, and hard to stop eating. Skip the buffet style options and order something from the specials menu!

Surprisingly authentic Chinese food given that it's a fast food style food stall. I'm from Shanghai and growing up eating bok choy, and this place serves Shanghai bok choy almost everyday. The only Chinese food stall where I can find balance meal with good home taste. The price is pretty affordable, with around $13 for a 3 course meal. They even have holiday special dishes when there is a Chinese holiday. I haven't experienced the communication issue that others mentioned cuz I spoke Mandarin. The only issue is the "overly enthusiastic" customer service. They are very good at pressuring you to order from them. As long as you walk by, or take one single look at their food, you'll notice a free food sample poking at you, and they also did it through gesture, like picking up the plate waiting for you to choose immediately. It almost made me feel bad to not order from them. But overall, still very nice people there, and will let you taste every single dish if you wish.

Such good food and large portions for a fraction of the cost

The lo mein is literally like sweet doughy noodles.. that are really plain. The orange chicken is overly both sweet and salty and it’s something you’re going to get tired of chewing on immediately. And the price for the food you are getting is definitely not worth it.. theres a lot you can get for $16!