There's not much of this in Del Rio, so for this town this may be a four. I have always had the…read morecurry. And it is great. My podner tries the fried rice.. which is so soggy that it's like mashed potatoes.(really killed it) The benefit is that the shrimp are large in all aspects. The curry can be ordered through six levels, 1-5, or Thai hot... five was nice, but if you want liftoff, go for Thai hot. Overall, nice spot... You can get a great meal, and I'll try something else to be more complete

My daughter and I decided to give Jitra Thai a try during our stay in Del Rio. This visit is the…read moresecond time I've had Jitra in over 10 years, and my daughter's first experience. The food isn't terrible, considering this is something exotic for Del Rio. We phoned in a take-out order for Thai Spring Rolls, Tom Yum Gai (spicy chicken soup), and Tom Yum Koong (spicy shrimp soup). The 4 Thai spring rolls were fried crispy with a savory meat filling and came with two different dipping sauces and a side salad. The Tom Yum soups (Gai and Koong) were a nice blend of savory tanginess but not as spicy as we requested (Thai spicy). The two soup dishes were just that, soup, with no rice or noodles. While the menu does list these dishes as soups a note to diners offering an option of adding rice or noodles to go with the soup would be nice. We went back to order sides of noodles to go with the soup which cost an extra $3.00 each on top of the $10.95 and $12.95 we paid for just the broth, some meat and mushrooms. Take-out service was okay, and with the exception of having to order extra items to make our dishes complete, this was a nice change but nothing that would compete with our usual go to's for Thai food.

Not many people know of the Golden Dragon but they house decent fast Chinese food. Beef, pork,…read morechicken menus that have good portions for the price. My go to dish is the lemon chicken. The Golden Dragon is definitely my favorite out of all the Asian cuisine in Del Rio. If only it had a better atmosphere... it's literally in a shack. Perhaps that could be part of the charm? If there was a Panda Express in Del Rio, I'd still prefer the Golden Dragon. P.S. The website linked at the top is WRONG! "Golden Dragon Tucson" really? This is Del Rio. They don't have a website.

Was hoping for just average, normal, decent Chinese food, nothing special. It was edible, but…read morethat's about it. I got the cashew chicken, the sauce was pink, tasted ok, but the chicken had a lot of fat on it and ligaments, not choice pieces. It was also very heavy on celery. The won ton soup didn't contain actual won tons - just some won ton noodles with beef strips. It was also pink. Like I said, it was below average, but I didn't get food poisoning so thats solid.

Searching for a vegetarian option while visiting Eagle Pass and ran into Jade Palace,…read morewhich has been around in Eagle Pass since I was a teenager. I was happy to she Ms. Sue Tai cooking up recipes again in her new location that also had a drive through! I order Tofu and vegetables with steam rice. She made veggie summer rolls that we're nice and crisp! Unsweetened ice tea was refreshing they also had Sweet options and bubble tea! My family had meat options to choose from as well. Dinner was great!

Sorry team... The staff are great but the food isn't Chinese... The menu reads like a Chinese…read morerestaurant, but the food isn't at all what you'd expect. Sadly, you're better off grabbing some ingredients at the store & making your own version of Chinese dishes This review isn't a reflection on the staff. They are all friendly folks.

Much better than I would have hoped for considering the location…read more The General Tso's was A+. This is my husband's go to dish and although the menu at other restaurants always describe it as spicy, it never is. This had HEAT and great flavor. It was perfect for the cold, wet weather we are having tonight. The rangoons were also A+. They had the perfect flavor and crispness. Very savory and not sweet (almost exactly how they should taste in my opinion.) The fried rice was good, not quite as good as some of your better Chinese restaurants. But, much better than the 'fried' rice that has basically been died with food coloring and mixed with peas. The egg drop soup was a let down, as was the shrimp Lo Mein. The soup was obviously from a mix, there's no doubt about it. It was thick like gravy and nearly flavorless, soy sauce didn't help at all. The Lo Mein had a good flavor, although it could have used a tad bit more sauce BUT they used pre-cooked salad shrimp, which pretty much killed the dish for me. :( Overall, I give it about a 65% on the food quality. The extra star is for convenience and the service, the young girl that took my order was super friendly. I'll definitely be back when I'm in town. It may take a few tries to figure out exactly what dishes are their specialties, but for the price and portion size I can afford to try a few plates out.

My wife and I ordered orange chicken and general tso chicken. We couldn't tell the difference…read morebetween the two and the fried rice tasted like nothing. The service was good, it was fast and hot, but I'd never eat there again for sure.

Food was still cold even though we were there soon it opened the flavor is great but who enjoys…read morecold food it's a grab your own food and drink kind of place wish the food was as hot we see steam coming out from bottom but nope not here gotta do better to be in a small town with no competition in sight DAMN U SUCK!!!!!

4/10/25 8:30 Went to have dinner with My Kids the teriyaki…read morechicken on a stick was completely undercook when my son took a bite of it some kind of liquid blood squirted out it was so nasty.HOPE MY SON WONT GET SICK...Because You will hear from my lawyer. Disgusting will never go there again. unacceptable Eat here at your own risk.!!

The taste was authentic chinese food (similar to the ones in California). There are other dishes…read moresince it is a buffet and caters to the locals. It worked out well for me since there was a to go option. Between the local Panda Express, New China was the better option. Simple sushi variations are available but runs out fairly quickly.

Food was very tasty! The place is very roomy and lots of seating. Will definitely come back when…read moretime allows.

Tried yesterday while heading back to the Airbase after a morning of hiking. Wife wanted something…read moredifferent so we gave this spot a shot. Easy parking, ample seating, and friendly & informative Staff. The decor was nice & dining area/restrooms were clean. Ordered a large & medium bowel/combo- plenty of food and the proteins were prepared fresh. The chicken/salmon was tasty, the steak was okay, but once I added sauce it was good. My biggest complaint was between the two bowels there was only one little piece of broccoli (and it was not tasty), the bowels come with vegetables & the pics show broccoli, but was mainly cabbage. I did eat my eggroll hours later & it was pretty good, so overall a 3 1/2 to 4.

Food was really Great, all kinds of tasty ways to try. The young man at the cash register was…read morehaving a little trouble ringing me up, like he was learning the menu and the way to put orders in the system, but he was polite and doing his best. The seating area was clean and presentable.

Seldom has food that looked this good, and cost this much, tasted so bad. Nothing was really "hot"…read moremost of it didn't even strive for "tepid" some wasn't even room temperature. The quality of the meat was about one step above roadkill. The texture was abysmal. My wife said her potatoes were good, everything else was not! The seaweed wrapped around the sushi (never order sushi in a Chinese restaurant) had the consistency of - and tasted like bicycle inner tubes. In short this was an experience not to be repeated. Do not recommend!

Open a buffet, and they will come! The food is edible, and the selections are the all to familiar…read moreAmericanized Chinese food, beef broccoli, lo mein, fried rice, and the pre-fab mass produced egg rolls from some factory far away. Still the people of Del Rio are willing to pay for, and consume the offerings. Service is similar to what you'd find at most buffet eateries. You pre-pay here, so before you eye a booth, or table, open your wallet, and dig out your change.