Nine Dragons Restaurant

waiter was rude and food was not good either

This was the worst dining experience in Disney. Service and ambiance were good but food quality was repulsive. Beef tasted worse than the smell of canned dog food. Inedible. We then ordered chicken as a backup but it tasted like fried chicken covered in high fructose corn syrup. So many things wrong. We were really looking forward to a quality dining experience in Epcot and this was a real disappointment.

A sanctuary of tranquility to escape the madness of endless queues and plastic plates. Where waiters smile and happily provide whatever you may desire.

This restaurant was just average, maybe even below average for how much you pay. I got the lunch box and the meat was overly fatty (to the point it was inedible at times), but the Bao with Kung Pao chicken was very good and something I would have ordered by itself. The service was good, but if you want good food in Epcot, you’re better off stopping somewhere else.

There is no worth to pay morethan $10 for each dishe. Normal chinese restaurant in your city will be better.

Very nice restaurant. Enjoyed the food, and our service was excellent. Had a late lunch reservation, so it was not crowded at all. Able to get a window seat with a view of the lake.

Can’t fault the service, tables are very close together and the food is ok nothing special and that little bit too expensive for what it was.

The waitress was unbelievably good. Amazing with my 3 year old and with friendly chitchat. She even exchanged a dish that we started to dislike about a third into it, at no extra charge. The spicy mala chicken was to strong with the hoisin sauce, overpowering and salty. The dumpling soup was too salty. And the chef special fried rice was good with ingredients and portion, but the rice was off. It was not the long grain oriental rice. It had the consistency of rice a rony or parboiled rice. My neighborhood Chinese hole in the wall takeout has better fried rice. I might give it another chance someday, because of the good customer service experience.

I started with the chicken dumpling consomme - the broth was so flavorful and rich tasting, and the dumplings were firm and fresh. I'll definitely have it again. But even better was the five spice fish! The fillet was perfectly cooked with a paper-thin coating that gave just the right amount of crunch without absorbing the frying oil. A delicate pickled vegetable sauce came on the side, and the combination of flavor melted in the mouth. What an unexpected surprise to get an elevated dish like this at a theme park! Highly recommended!

Hot and Sour soup is amazing. Our service was spectacular.

Upscale Chinese restaurant inside Epcot. Cheaper than other options at Epcot but very good quality food and service. A couple of Chinese beer options are available. The dishes marked two peppers are really spicy, they're not joking about it. Overall, a very good experience.

I am not sure why but this is usually the least crowded restaurant in Epcot. We got an assortment of dishes so we could try a few things and everything was on point. If you don’t mind a little spice the spicy mala beef was one of my favorites.

The appetizers were fine - spring rolls and dumplings. But the entrees were disappointing. Service was great - they kept refilling my water and jasmine tea.

The food wasn't as good as I'd expect for a sit down Epcot restaurant and the dinner was rushed, however the wait staff was accommodating and happy. A good place to watch the fireworks.

Good Chinese food at reasonable prices. Really liked the General’s buns.