This restaurant has a good variety of authentic Chinese dishes. We got the braised pork ($14.95), lamb casserole ($14.95), and eggplant ($9.95). For the price, I have to say I was impressed! The braised pork had mostly really tender pieces and great flavor. The lamb casserole had a strong lamb flavor and delicious noodles in it! I thought the lamb pieces were kind of tough. The eggplant was delicious. We asked for less spicy, and it was perfect.

Quick service. Food came almost immediately after the server took the order. All the dishes were very delicious!

This seems like a fairly new concept for this chain. I usually dine-in and was expecting the same at this location. The service was ok but the portions were way too small for the price. Sauces, extra napkins, if you need them, and the bathroom were not available. The location was far from the popular hangout areas with only 5 tables and no one attending. Dining should not be an option in my opinion. Parking is behind the building in a 2 level garage. No value.

P.F. Chang’s in Orlando serves delicious food with great flavors! The sesame chicken was tender and flavorful, complemented perfectly by fresh veggies and brown rice. A fantastic dining experience!

I recently visited Nine Dragons in Epcot and had a good experience. I ordered the Spicy Mala Happy Family, which included a nice mix of chicken, shrimp, and beef. The flavors were well-balanced, and the spice level was just right—not too overwhelming. I also tried the Shangri-La Slushy. It was refreshing, though a bit on the sweet side. If you enjoy sweeter drinks, you’ll likely appreciate it, but just be aware of the sweetness. The service was efficient, and I appreciated the quick turnaround. Overall, it was a solid dining option in Epcot, and I would recommend it if you're looking for a satisfying meal.

This Chinese restaurant is located at Epcot theme park in the Chinese Pavillion at Walt Disney World. It offers some super tasty dishes, like shrimp dumplings and a superb stuffed crab claw in sauce. Typhoon shelter sole (deep fried sole) was ok, but the glazed prawns with pistachio had too much sauce on them that we did not like. The vegetables with beef was good, the restaurant accommodated this dish to not have any sauce or spice. The drinks were ok, but not as good as the ones offered at the Epcot booth’s. Waiting times for food were long. Overall we were happy to experience this restaurant and will come back to try some other dishes. Enjoy!

Horrible! food is not fresh. Orange chicken is stale. Just took a couple bites and toss the whole plate. Waste of $$$.

Food was delicious. I ordered 1 item combo plate. The chow mein was thick how I like it and the mushroom chicken tasted great. I did go before noon so everything was fresh. The ladies that helped me were nice.

Google was showing this place as temporarily closed, so I had to go by and see for myself. I was getting takeout throughout the lockdown, so I was concerned that I might have lost one of my go to places for quick dim sum. This place is really good, very reasonably priced and the ladies are super nice. Go early in the day to make sure they still have everything. I went right before closing (7pm), so they were out of a couple of my favorites. The ham sui gok and har gow are really yummy.

Incredible hidden food spot . All dishes were incredible. I came for the Sui Gok, stayed for the chicken feet . Don't forget to pickup a drink in the grocery store. They have tables next to the food

First time here and based on reviews, I wasn’t sure how this would turn out in terms of service and food quality but I would say overall satisfied. I had the sweet-and-sour chicken and the pork with peppers and overall pretty good. I ordered it fresh so everything came out right off the pot and also had the flat rice noodles, which was pretty good. Service was good. The place is little dirty.

Great experience! The orange chicken was outstanding—crispy and flavorful, just the way I love it. The chow mein was fresh, light, and refreshing, providing a nice balance to the meal. Even the plain rice was surprisingly good, considering its simplicity. The food was all freshly made and piping hot. Service was efficient; there was a short wait in line, but it was worth it. Overall, everything exceeded expectations, and I'll definitely be coming back!

This place Never disappoints!! An individual dinner for $16.99. One entree, Egg roll, 2 wontons, soup & rice. I could only eat half so I’ll have leftovers. Portions are awesome! Tastes authentic as well ❤️

Always fresh ! Tried new “Singapore fried noodles” and it didn’t disappoint.

Service, menu selection, atmosphere are all outstanding. They have all of the dishes available for dim sum and many of the higher end dishes for dinner. Fried flounder, whole chicken, salt and pepper lobster. We enjoyed the variety available and got to try new dishes that we traditionally don’t see at our primary dim sum restaurants. However, every dish was a little under seasoned for our taste.

Seafood Cove 2 has arguably the best dim sum offering in OC. The quality is consistently top-notch, the service is fast and friendly, and we never leave hungry or disappointed. Great for large groups and brunch dates alike. They can get busy on weekends, so expect wait times or come early! Weekdays have never been an issue for me.

Excellent polite service and the food is beautifully cooked. A wide range of drinks to choose from, we had the mango lassi and the sweet lassi milk drinks. We had the chicken corn soup for starters which was wholesome and delicious. The main meal we chose honey chicken with rice and it was amazing. The texture was crispy outside with tender perfectly cooked chicken breast inside and was absolutely delicious. There were seats inside and outside to choose from also. I would highly recommend this restaurant.

Come for the Indian food, not the Chinese items. Butter chicken and shrimp masala were good (though sauce was nearly identical...maybe because waiter dropped the masala and needing to make more, he may have just combined from the 2 butter chicken ones we ordered). Chicken lo mein and mongolian beef was ok, too much oil and flavor definitely not Chinese style. They charge an automatic 16% gratuity.

I ended up going for the first time on New Years Eve and I was helped immediately, everyone there is quick and speaks English, Chinese, and perfect Spanish. The price was reasonable as they are big portions to share. They have dine in options with tables that have like a lazy Susan for big parties. I ordered the sweet and sour chicken, shrimp fried rice, spicy tofu curry, and crab rangoons. The rice was perfect. The chicken is already soaked in the sauce, very good. The curry was interesting and the only thing I wouldn’t order again, but great to try something new. Will be going back!

This is a traditional Cantonese cuisine restaurant and was quite busy on a Saturday evening. I was surprised to hear the waitress speaking very good Spanish. We ordered some food from their special board. They were pretty good and tasty. A Big Chinese grocery store is just next door.

The food was very tasty, we all enjoyed everything. Definitely, I can recommend this place. I got there by accident, lol

English: The food is good but VERY EXPENSIVE! It is more expensive than PF Changs and the bread is not the authentic Chinese-Venezuelan bread in the menu photo. It's Sams Hawaiian bread and $1 a pop is a steal! It's good but it's not worth the VERY EXPENSIVE price!!! Like every Venezuelan restaurant they want to sell you with HIGH PRICES. See comparison photos. And obviously pfchangs is much better. English: The food is good but VERY EXPENSIVE! It's more expensive than PF Chang's, and the bread is not the authentic Chinese-Venezuelan bread shown in the menu's picture. It's Sam's Club Hawaiian bread, and charging $1 per piece is a rip-off! It's good, but it's definitely not worth the VERY HIGH PRICE!!! Like every Venezuelan restaurant, they try to sell with HIGH PRICES. See the photos for comparison. And obviously, PF Chang's is much better.

Decided to give them a try and was disappointed. Beef (and the wontons) didn't taste fresh. Service was friendly at least

Excellent lomein and fried rice. Will be coming back.