Canton Dragon is located on the periphery of the Shopping center. It is readily visible if you follow Garmin GPS directions. This dine took place on Saturday. There was a party of over 14. The restaurant tacks an 18% gratuity on our bill because we were a large group. The service was brisk, accurate, and attentive: very professional. They do not allow the use of credit cards. You must pay cash. The restaurant and restrooms were very clean. The illumination in the restaurant was pleasant. All sides of the restaurant have shades, if the sun is a problem. A little heat from the sun would have helped. It was rather cold. Lunch Special prices were in the low to mid-teens. They came with your choice of salad or soup. The soups are Egg Drop, Hot, and Sour. The Hot and Sour soup was very mild. You get crispy noodles on request. We were not given the choice of white or fried rice. Perhaps if you had asked for it, you could have had it. At the time of this writing, it is unknown. The menu says the Orange Chicken is" spicy". Ordered medium, there is little hot pepper. Whole peppers fried almost black are put on the side. Deep-fried dough surrounds the chicken. It also holds the very sweet orange sauce. There was more sticky-sweet sauce on the side, as if what they put on it was not enough. In another world at another time, chicken breasts torn into pieces were then stir-fried with Nippon Peppers and dried tangerine or orange peel. The peppers turned almost black. They would serve it with a little broccoli and white rice on the side. There was nothing sweet about the old style. Over time, it has been Americanized into something else. Canton Dragon is not forthcoming about what they will serve, and will serve on request. Over all it was very good. Not taking credit cards is only a problem for those who do not carry cash. If you had no cash, would they call the cops to have you arrested or would they take your credit card and save you the attorney's fees? This and fried rice question is a dark mystery, but do not let it stop you from going to Canton Dragon Asian Grill. In the world of "good", it was very.

The food is fabulous. Service is the best. Everyone in the restaurant always have smile and very accommodating.!It is a great place to have a conversation with family & friends. I went to the restaurant tonight 3/28/2025.A woman called & said she ate there on Monday & on Friday she was feeling sick. If you get any food from a restaurant and do not eat for five days that is your problem. She just wanted something for nothing. I don't know how people like that can sleep at night. Oh well

We saw a positive review of this restaurant on PBS and decided to try it. We were very pleased. We have gone there twice in one week because, the food is good, reasonably priced, and the staff is the friendliest you will find anywhere. Tried the pepper steak and the sesame chicken, both were great. Egg rolls are fresh and good. Happy hour prices save you a few bucks. It's easy to find and there is lots of parking.

Love their food. Very consistent. Excellent crew. And the best in Scottdsdale. I go with the hot & sour soup and the Kung Pao chicken

Fast, courteous, delicious , great price, plenty of food. I also noticed the Happy Hour looks great and $ 5 mimosas all day! Winner!

Great staff and delicious food! The owner and servers are delightful. Had dinner with six friends last week and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their dinner selections.

Excellent food and the best service! The beef mignon and Mongolian beef are our favorites! The chicken entrees are all white meat too! Love thiplace as it is one of our weekly favorite dinners!

We went here for lunch after a doctor's appointment and as an alternative to our original selection...and I'm glad we did. From the moment you walk in, the restaurant's ambience was welcoming and CLEAN from top to bottom; including the bathroom and the fish tank at the entry way was inviting and aesthetically pleasing. There's a small jelly fish bit, we didn't think it was real. We ordered two "special lunches" (lunch specials). We shared shrimp chop suey and it was a toss up of with er the walnut shrimp or the mo Colin beef but, since we couldn't decide we let the server surprise us. She brought the Mongolian beef. The meals included a salad/soup ( only wonton or egg drop) and egg roll and steamed white rice which you can substitute fried rice for $2.99 or something else (I don't remember the choice). We got an egg drop soup and a salad. We were told the salad came with a miso dressing but, our came with a peanut sauce instead. Although tasty it seemed to have undissolved sugar, which was a little unexpected and weird. We enjoyed it though. The salad was a simple spring mix and shredded carrots. The soup was good although nothing different than any other egg drop soup. The food arrived quickly and seemingly made to order. EVERYTHING was fresh! I literally gave up beef after Thanksgiving but, the Mongolian beef strips were plentiful and looked tender. One cut with my fork (the only utensil they give besides for soup) and my assumption was confirmed. It was like butter and flavorful. The shrimp chop suey included fresh and crunchy veggies and the shrimp were cooked perfectly and were large. Three adults ate for $35 (includes tax) but we only had water with lime. PROS: Clean Inviting Plenty of budget friendly lunch special selections. Great customer service. Yummy food! CONS: NONE Long sort story longer...just go at lunchtime (that's when I went and as a chef that's the best time to try new restaurants) you wont be disappointed. Sorry o forgot to take pictures because we scarfed it down so quickly

This was a nice find on day of shopping. The staff are very friendly. And the food, amazing.. I tried the shrimp with veggies and I was highly pleased. Temptation won when it came to the cranberry mimosa. It's located in a shopping strip so there is plenty of parking. Accessible parking and entrance.