Dragon Inn Chinese & American Cuisine

Pretty good food nice and friendly clean you don’t find that at any of the Chinese restaurant lol Plus they don’t use any MSG

Food turned out fresh tasting. I am surprised because many Chinese restaurants are so overly deep fried.

Food is mediocre, overpriced and service was poor. We ordered for a large group and none of the entrees were very good. Will not be returning.

Excellent food for a great price. Amazing lunch specials. always enough left over for a second meal.

I got a dinner combo #3 (pork fried rice, pork chow mein and almond chicken with bbq pork) and an egg roll. came to about $ 17. a little high but whatever. I got it to go and didn’t even eat it til I got home in CdA and got my tea made and everything was still delicious! the chow mein was just like I like it served over crunchy noodles. almond chicken seemed a little over done but still super tasty. the egg roll probably should have been eaten first but still good. excellent service. pretty extensive menu but wasn’t super happy with the dinner combo options (though I was going off of a menu found online). will definitely return.

This was just OK. Not spectacular but edible. Service was kind of sporadic, but I think the waitress was stretched thin. My Garden Chow Mein (for $ 14) had a LOT of noodles, but a little short on the meat and vegetables. Not inclined to return.

Granted I haven’t tried many Chinese restaurants in the area, but I liked it. Fast, friendly service with good prices and pretty tasty food. My only complaint is that the Kung Pao was served with cashews instead of peanuts. Much better than your standard Panda Express, so give them a try.

I don’t know what is wrong with some of you on this page. Dragon Inn simply has the best Chinese food around. White meat chicken, large, clean succulent shrimp and fresh veggie ingredients. I go there often and when my family comes into town, it is the first place they go. Kudos Dragon Inn. We recommend you often.

Food was decent, sat in the bar area, waitress/​bartender acted as if my fiancé and I were her long lost friends. Allowed me to substitute which was nice, but it is a bit over priced, this is the 4^th or 5^th time I have eaten here and the food is always about the same, and the service varies. All in all it’s an ok place to eat if you are not in a hurry to get anywhere else. But like I said I still go back every now and again. 4 – 5 times in almost 3 years.

Ordered take-​out tonight from Dragon Inn. The egg flour soup was really good as was the curry chicken. The garden chow mein was average and the ginger beef was disappointing.
I am not happy about the price. Panda Express family feast is $ 30 and we had similar amount of food tonight from Dragon Inn and it was $ 58!!! Almost double for the same amount of grub– and Panda Express is better… In our humble opinion

We ate here tonight, second time in the last two months. Had the same combination, consistent, quick, and reasonable prices. We would suggest that they heat their serving dishes for a exceptional hot meal. Last time, we were there, I walked into their kitchen to have a look, very clean and orderly. Completely satisfied.

Was dragged here by friends that wanted to try it. The inside of the restaurant smelled like a giant fart, so we all left.

Sadly for them, regardless of food quality, my main disappointment is that they do not allow substitutions.
Not everyone wants chow main and some people like spice!!!
It would be advisable to simply charge a nominal fee for subs.
Isn’t substitutions what chinese restaruntes know for?

This is the family place. The honey walnut prawns with fried rice is awesome (our family favorite). Huge portions. If you want the American/​Chinese food that so many of us really like this is it! Consistent Almond chicken, Sweet and Sour, Lemon Chicken. I prefer their wonton soup, prawns are good… wait staff really varies… they had some awesome people but many of them have left! We prefer to do to go service most of the time.
If you are looking for high scale Chinese food you shouldn’t be looking in spokane it just doesn’t exist… this is good for what it is!

Spokane has limited Chinese options but this is one of your safer bets. You may not get the richest food experience here, but it’s extremely consistent. If you want decent Chinese then this is your place.

Gross, just gross is what I have to say about this place. So now this is two in a row for me in my inlaw’s town of Spokane.
First, rule of thumb is that if there are no asian customers or employees at an asian restaurant, that’s a bad sign. Not a hint of any asian person ever being in this place. Second, the menu with combination dinners ALWAYS includes at least one fried item. In my instance, Almond Chicken. Somehow, I didn’t think that was deep fried. It was here. And it was nasty, just plain nasty with a gloppy brown sauce slathered over the top. The chicken was paper thin and the breading after I pulled it off was about 90% of the dish. The pork chow mein was more of a pile of sauteed celery with a little bit of onion in the mix on top of soggy chow mein noodles.
Save yourself the time and avoid at all costs unless you really like fried heavily Americanized versions of Chinese food at a not-​so-​reasonable price.