Mark N.
Yelp
A Fort Hood/Killeen tradition - if associated with the U.S. Army in one way or another, a must visit. The food is Americanized Chinese, nothing to write home about - at least the waitress was honest, even she described the cuisine as Americanized Chinese! If rating was for the food, it would rank only two (as Candace S.'s review), but add one star because of the experience.
You do not go to Taiwan Dragon for the cuisine, but rather for the experience. The proprietor of the restaurant is "Action Jackson," the price of the meal is the entertainment for the night! Since opening in 1991, Taiwan Dragon's walls display the "who's who" of Fort Hood and the United States Army. Pictures of all Fort Hood leadership, from their time as staff officers (captain/majors) to commanders of the 1st Cavalry Division to Chief of Staff of the Army are prominently displayed on the walls. Ask "Action Jackson" about anybody (General X) and he brings out his red laser pointer and quickly identifies General X's current picture (and rank), and quickly follows up with pictures of the General when he was previously stationed at Fort Hood as a Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, or even Major or Captain! He is also cognizant of officers' current and pending assignments. He is definitely part of Fort Hood/Killeen lore!
Located in the industrial portion of Killeen, parking may be a bit difficult, but do not despair. Taiwan Dragon is a must visit for any military (or at least supporters of the US Army).
Go for the experience, NOT the cuisine.