Nine Dragons Restaurant

I ordered food via delivery app. The portion was smaller than other Chinese restaurants that have the same dishes. Food was bad. Tasted like if I have leftover in the fridge for a week then I cook them together

It’s a chines restaurant called nine dragons…which sound it’s Kowloon in HongKong Not sure it’s Cantonese style cuisine but decent Chinese dishes.

Good food. The staff is not social, kind of rude if you are not Chinese.

Before we decided to eat here, I wanted to try out Chinese food in Budapest. And it was not disappointing. The food was good and nice portion. The service was nice and fast. Fried rice was a big portion, and it's good for sharing. The noodle soup was tasty.

This place is very welcoming, calm and the environment is specific chinese. The aperitives were brought pretty fast. The food choices were pretty interesting. The food wasn't as interesting as i expected. Maybe because i am not used to it but it was flavourful. The plates are enormous. If you order by yourself, you will not be able to finish. If you eat here and you are a group of four i recommend you to order 2 PLATES. We ordered 3 plates (a group of 4 full grown people) and we hardly finished all the plates. The order came pretty fast. We couldn't finish the first plate because the other one was already prepared. The drinks were good. You can also drink traditional tea. The only thing i didn't like was kimchi. The flavour was too powerful and it had a lot of garlic which ruined a part of the flavour from the other plates. After we paid we got some fortune cookies which were sweet and we got some interesting messages that matched our personality. The waiters were friendly and fast. 10/10 I want to come again and try something new!

We had our dinner today. Food was so nice and testy.we had good time and it has big space .also staff is very friendly😁😁😁. Thank you

The food is decent and good portion but nothing exceptional. Some of dishes were very expensive we didn’t try. There were a few of tour groups dining there so we were asked to give out the table as soon as we finished. The service fee was automatically charged for 2 people dining.

During my visit, I had the opportunity to sample a variety of dishes: The dandan noodle was flavorful, though a bit too soupy for my liking. Traditional dandan noodles are typically drier in texture, but the taste was still enjoyable. The spring rolls were a highlight, with a crispy exterior and delicious filling that left me wanting more. The Yangzhou fried rice was decent, albeit slightly oily. Despite this, it still satisfied my craving for a classic Chinese fried rice dish. One of the standout features of Nine Dragon Restaurant is its affordability. With a wide range of dishes at reasonable prices, it's a great option for those looking for a satisfying meal without breaking the bank. In total, including drinks and tips, my bill came to 8443 HUF, which I found to be very reasonable given the quality and quantity of food I received. Overall, Nine Dragon Restaurant offers a solid dining experience with delicious food at affordable prices. Whether you're craving classic Chinese dishes or looking to try something new, it's worth a visit for a taste of China in Budapest.