South Dragon House - Taunton Deane

The restaurant was very friendly and clean. We ordered pork fried rice extra spicy, which my partner found okay but felt it needed more seasoning. I had the Kung Pao chicken, which was a bit bland. Even the extra crispy chili beef, one of our favorites, was also lacking in flavor and needed more seasoning. Overall, we rated it a 3 out of 5. We appreciated the complimentary prawn crackers and two pancake rolls, but unfortunately, our main dishes didn't impress us.

This was one of the worst Chinese meals I have ever had. Everything was bland and tasteless, except for the rice and noodles, which tasted like burnt oil. The prices were drastically different online compared to in-store. Overall, it was an absolutely shocking experience.

This was my second time ordering takeout from this restaurant and I have no complaints. The ordering process was simple and the food was delivered on time. Each dish had its own unique flavor and I really enjoyed the meal.

Single handedly the worst chinese I have ever had. There was nothing sweet and sour about the sweet and sour sauce, crispy beef was bland and tasted like cement, and spring rolls tasted like they had used them to wipe the floor. Spoke to a lady on the front desk, who then passed me onto a manager who had an awful attitude. Very condescending and I called him out for it. He could not accept how bad the food was. DO NOT ORDER A CHINESE FROM HERE! Go to the McDonalds or Mei's instead you'll be far better off. I've worked in catering before and you do not speak to customers the way that he did if you want people to come back. Appauled. Absolutely atrocious all round. Genuinely don't normally react to restaurants in this way but it really was that bad. Half of it went in the bin.

Recent travels gave me the opportunity to stay at Taunton and ordered a Chinese takeaway. Ordered a few dishes of what I thought was traditional Chinese food. But it turned out that the soft noodles (chow mein) special dish was cooked in sweet and sour sauce. This must be a Taunton style as I had travelled and eaten so much of stirred fried noodles and never cooked with sweet and sour sauce making it wet and sloppy. I didn't find it appealing to be honest as it was saucy. It is definitely not a traditional Chinese cuisine, but maybe a Taunton style. So the people of Taunton may like it.