We have been ordering from China Dragon for 7 years. Their food has always been excellent and well…read moreprepared. They always send the right amount of sauces for individual taste with their food. Their "combination fried rice is to die for. My personal favorite dish is "Combination Egg-Foo Young!" Egg rolls are always full and Pot stickers are terrific. We usually prefer take out and when we pick it up, the older hostess is a delight!

I got out of a movie on Christmas day just before 7pm and looked online for a Chinese restaurant…read morethat I could order takeout from. China Dragon was open and still accepting orders (though they said it was a 50 minutes wait), so I placed one for pickup. My order included beef lo mein, chicken egg rolls, and chicken teriyaki sticks. The egg rolls were gross. At one point I bit into something hard, but it was dark in the car so I couldn't tell exactly what it was (might have been a bone from the chicken?). They were greasy, heavy on the cabbage, and not much else flavor wise other than the occasional piece of chicken. I wouldn't want these again. The lo mein wasn't much better. Super oily sauce that was loaded with enough garlic to take out a vampire a mile away and the beef was low quality in my opinion. Like the egg rolls, I wouldn't want this again. I don't know what specific menu item I received instead of the chicken teriyaki sticks, but it certainly isn't what I ordered. The sauce had some heat due to the large amount of red pepper flakes and there were onions, green peppers, and broccoli mixed in with a container of white rice on the side. The chicken itself was breaded, similar to General Tso's, but this clearly wasn't General Tso's. I was already back home by the time I discovered their mistake and didn't feel like driving back to New Berlin, so I ate what I could. It tasted fine and was ironically the best of the three items I received.

I should have eaten at Sze Chuan ages ago. I was told it was amazing. I even lived very near to it…read morein the past. It's been on my list, but I didn't go. That was an error. The restaurant is in a tucked away strip mall and is modest in size and decor. The strip mall also contains hidden treasures like a Chinese bakery/BBQ and an Asian store. We went early on a Saturday evening with friends. The service was excellent, although with some staff there were language hurdles. No matter - everyone made it work and we were left with an abundance of amazing food at a reasonable price. Wine and beers are served, as well as smoothies and other non-alcoholic drinks. BF ordered crab rangoon as a starter, which was good. He liked it more than I did, but it was nice and crispy. I just didn't think it compared to other dishes. My vegetable egg roll was very good as well, but nothing terribly unique. He went bold on the entree and ordered the pork intestine and blood cake dish. He really enjoyed it and said it was quite spicy. The portions are generous and he did bring a lot home. I ordered the homestyle tofu, which normally has pork. I got it without to make it vegetarian friendly. The textures were very good and the sauce was intensely flavorful, but mild. I also ordered a supplementary dish of braised mushrooms and Shanghai greens. Everyone at the table enjoyed this dish, particularly the greens, which are a variety of bok choy, called pac choy. The mushrooms were wonderful, with the texture of wood ears. I also had plenty of leftovers to eat the next day. Our friends ordered the Szechuan spicy pork dumplings and they got rave reviews. My cousin did say they were not overly spicy. She went on to order the sizzling black pepper beef, which she said was good, but not nearly as unique or deeply flavored as the other dishes. Her husband ordered the pork intestine with clear noodles, which he enjoyed but said was extremely spicy. He did leave a lot of sauce behind since it was so hot. He also had the ox tendon and maw in spicy sauce, which came with chopped peanuts on top. He seemed really pleased with that dish. We agreed that we would happily go back to explore the menu more. Everything was excellent and I thought the prices were generally quite reasonable, especially for the quantity of food. I do wish the menu had more descriptive text, so I could familiarize myself with the dishes. The choices are many and overwhelming and the menu is huge. I'd also love to see a symbol for vegetarian options since it's very hard to know otherwise and many of the vegetable dishes included pork or other meat. As we left the restaurant was getting increasingly busy with people waiting by the door for seats. This is a popular place for good reason.

Sze Chuan is still one of my top 3 favorite Chinese restaurants in the Milwaukee area. It seems…read morethey are always busy, but the staff also does a good job getting guests seated, managing the wait list, getting food served and tables turned without rushing the guests. The Spicy Pork Dumplings have become my go-to appetizer, and the fried spring rolls are also very good. On a most recent visit, we ordered hot pot. Our server brought us the sheet to make our selections. You can choose from mild broth, spicy broth, or half tray of each. The spicy is pretty hot with lots of red chili peppers soaking in it, so I scooped out the chili peppers to keep rhe flavor but lessen the impact on my palate. For 2 guests, I recommend choosing 3 items from the list, maybe 2 protein and one veggie or 2 veggie and one protein to start. You can order more if you finish and need more. This is in addition to the two appetizers you will choose, which is included with rhe hot pot dinner. It's a great value! Sze Chuan remains on my short list of go-to's for Chinese dining, and I look forward to my next visit, whenever that may be.

The food was delicious, and the service is always a fast. A young man at the front desk is always…read morevery personable and pleasant.

This is one of our favorite Chinese takeout places in the area. For the price you pay, you usually…read moreget at least a couple meals out of the dish; the chicken egg foo young is consistently quite good and sizable, so that's three separate meals right there. The General Tso's is nice and spicy, and the hot and sour soup is a favorite of my husband's. And their crab rangoons are some of the best in the area. We'll keep coming back!

Cashew chicken and shrimp everything was very good, Plenty chicken and good shrimp. Egg roll also.read more

Small mom and pop restaurant with limited seating No…read moreDoorDash available Closed on Monday

Big mistake for not checking for recent reviews or updates on Yelp or other social media platforms…read morethat pertain to restaurant reviews. On Yelp alone hardly any recent reviews at all. Some people had suggested this establishment and gave great reviews in the past so I gave it a try Mistake Number One is that the buffet is $13.33 plus tax = $14 for very few items and no soup of any kind. Atleast 2 different "dessert " was offered (almond cookies and donut balls) Main menu had several pages but the prices are "high" compared to other Asian restaurants but considering that no Asian restaurant is near them On the takeout menu they are still "claiming" that they won some awards prior to 2017 Service was good overall Restaurant could use an update Based on today's experience I wouldn't come back

My friends and I frequently visit here. Mostly we sit at the bar and enjoy the best Mai Thai made…read moreby Paul. We have been coming for years. The appetizers are consistently good. Some of our favorites are the crab raccoons and the sweet-and-sour and egg drop soup! Very tasty. When we choose to eat, we always enjoy the sweet-and-sour chicken with friend rice. We've been to a few other Chinese restaurants, but we keep coming back to this restaurant as it's family owned and the food is always amazing!

I don't normally re review places but I haven't left a review in 13 years and I have been there…read moremany times since but not lately because there is a Chinese place close to work that I have been going to out if convince. I thought today that I would visit my old friend and even though I have been around the world with the menu that dam general Taos chicken dinner combination is my favorite. The general Taos chicken combination comes with chicken fried rice and an egg roll. The chicken is always big moist chunks of tender velveted chicken which I can't tell if it's white or dark meat because of the velveting process but I like it. The egg roll isn't the tiny ones that became the norm over the years and it's super average like 95 % of Asian restaurants now, not like years past when the egg roll was a signature staple in Asian restaurants and they made really good ones. The combination chicken fried rice is that kind you find on most combination menus, not the main dish dark fried rice full of meat and veggies but just enough to accompany the main dish. Overall it's tasty enough and better than the average neighborhood Chinese restaurant and for a dinner combination that was 2 1/2 pounds of food for $13.50, price vs quality vs taste it's a winner.

We ordered food here over the holidays after seeing several positive reviews about their dim sum…read moreofferings. The dim sum was excellent, very tasty and flavorful. Which led us to order again on another occasion to try their regular menu items. This time around, we were slightly disappointed. The flavors felt a bit flat, especially with the seafood dishes, which we were hoping would be more bold and well-seasoned. For reference, both orders were takeout. We didn't dine in at the restaurant. I'd still be open to trying them again in the future, especially given how much we enjoyed the dim sum the first time

My husband was craving shrimp and lobster sauce, so Chinese it was. Fortune is always a solid…read morechoice-especially when you want to sit inside. I recommend getting there before 2 pm, m-f for the lunch special. The lunch gets you your entree, fried rice, egg drop soup, a crab rangoon and a chicken tender and an egg roll. I ventured outside of my comfort zone and got the chicken subgum instead of my usual, egg foo young. Our meals were delicious and even had enough to take some home

This is a very hard review to write. I wanted to love this place especially and it did come highly…read morerecommended to me. Unfortunately, the food was very bad. I ordered szechuan vegetable which is supposed to be a spicy dish and it tasted sweet - like sugar and pineapples (there are no pineapples in this dish). I stopped eating it about 1/4 of the way in. Even though the service was just fine and the place was small but comfy I won't be returning. Still searching for a good Chinese food place in or around Milwaukee.

I don't know why there isn't more reviews on this amazing place to eat. The food is always…read moreconsistent , has handmade dumplings and noodles are handmade. The flavor of our fried rice and noodles was delicious and satisfying. Bring your family and friends here! You will not be disappointed The service is friendly and a basic war in ambiance. Who needs fancy surrounding when the food is amazing

I have tried to like their food here but every time I've tried I have been disappointed. Their crab…read morerangoons were....interesting. I usually have a worry that they will be too creamy from the cream cheese cause that is almost always why I end up not liking them from a place, but theirs was like oddly clumped together, not at ALL creamy??? Still have no idea what that texture was. The broccoli dish was okay too, hard to mess up! The service was just fine no complaints there.

Excellent, nice and HOT, and enough for left overs. The young man that takes your orders is soooo…read morevery Pleasent and the gravy is great. Onluy thing is...the Egg Foo Young is a little on the heavy, chewing side..( large mixtures)...but we like it. You can eat inside and it's verrrrry clean. Goes with the Nieghborhood.

Ordered takeout and it was great! We tried Crab Rangoon, sweet and sour shrimp, vegetable chow mein…read moreand crispy spring rolls. I'd say the chow mein was just okay but the rest of it was really good! Low prices too.