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We have been looking for a good Chinese restaurant in the Fraser Valley. Our family's happy to find this gem. Great food! Flavors and portions were spot on. But what really stood out for us was the thoughtful, attentive and friendly service from each of the staff who helped made the dining experi

Dragon Fort was always kind of known as the "average" place to get Chinese food amongst my friends and family, but recently they changed something. The dinner combos all taste better somehow and while I don't know what they did, its for the better. Change occurred when they switched the take out box

Lunch special is deal, great portion and amazingly inexpensive. Foods taste ok. Friendly staff and nice atmosphere (huge space)

Came here after being recommended by a friend. They said Dragon Fort has authentic Cantonese dishes in their menu so I decided to give them a try tonight. We were blown away by the portion sizes and the flavour was on par with spots in Metro Van. Skip the Westernized dishes and give their authentic

I never give 5 stars, but if I did Dragon Fort would get them. Great food, generous portions, appears to be clean and well maintained. Great location with enough parking. If you enjoy GREAT Chinese Food you gotta try this place.

We’ve been coming to Dragon Fort for 25+ years. Used to be excellent value but not anymore. Since new ownership portions are smaller, quality has decreased, prices increased, a lot. When I ate in a few weeks back I asked for a take out container to take home leftovers I was charged an extra dollar p

I come here to eat with family on special occasions and the service never fails to amaze me. The last time I went was for my mom’s birthday late January and the owner even came to sing happy birthday with us while we brought in the cake! The serving staff here are very friendly and the food always c

Worst dining experience I can recall. . Our server was fabulous. Addressed the overcooked pork jerky with a slightly better portion. But since when is it the diner's responsibility to ask how cheesecake is served? According to the manager, it's expected to ask this- it was served frozen solid and t