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Long Dragon Restaurant Inc

Long Dragon Restaurant Inc

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4.2 Google Review
963 Sackville Dr, Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, B4E 0C2, Canada
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Mar 3, 2018
Overall the family liked it a lot. The menu had lots of variations, the dihes are very big, one dish is more than enough to get full. Dishes contain lots of veggies, which makes them a great healthy choice. Quick service. The only downside was that the meat was too dry. Fair pricing.

May 10, 2018
Been eating suppers from here for years. Good food and I always get two meals from one dish.

Mar 19, 2018
Was great even after getting it home it was still great. The last two times the rices was burnt and chow mein wasnt as it was before. Ive been going to this place for a long time so ill give them another try when Im around that area. Hopefully I can update my rating.

Feb 13, 2018
I'm very particular about Chinese food as many places have disappointed me, Long Dragon is one of the few Chinese restaurants I actually enjoy, portions are great and prices are fair.

Feb 3, 2018
Love love love!!!!! These guys make some of the best Chinese in Nova Scotia! If you've never been, it's worth the visit! The owners and their family are there every I stop in and are so friendly! But the food, the wonton soup has a flavorful broth, it doesn't just taste like chicken and msg! The rice is always perfect, the egg rolls are 150% 👌 beef and broccoli is really Good, as are the meats and sauces! One thing I was missing from Chinese food from home (Vancouver island) is chow mein, on the east coast it's beansprouts, on the west coast it's noodles. So I randomly spoke with the owner about noodles and he told me to try 99, it was like I was transported home 😄 So if your from the west coast, trying to be ok with Chinese food on the east coast, stop into Long Dragon they are worth it!

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Opening Hours

Mon:11:30 am - 10 pm
Tue:11:30 am - 10 pm
Wed:11:30 am - 10 pm
Thu:11:30 am - 10 pm
Fri:11:30 am - 11 pm Today
Sat:3 pm - 11 pm