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Welcome To China Dynasty
### Our Story: China DynastyNestled in Austin, Texas, China Dynasty has been a cherished dining experience for families over the years. With a focus on quality and efficiency, this beloved Chinese restaurant specializes in takeout, providing delicious dishes that are always served hot and fresh. Customers rave about the crispy egg rolls, flavorful Mongolian Beef, and hearty chicken fried rice. While in-house dining is currently unavailable, the warmth of the staff and the restaurant's focus on customer satisfaction shine through. Whether you're enjoying a casual family meal or catering for a crowd, China Dynasty promises to deliver comfort and satisfaction with every order.
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China Dynasty
Welcome to Foodjoyy’s culinary journey, where today we explore the fantastic flavors of China Dynasty, a cherished staple in the heart of Austin, Texas.
Located at 2110 Slaughter Ln W Ste 101, China Dynasty specializes in authentic Chinese cuisine, perfect for takeout or delivery. Although the dining room remains closed due to COVID, the restaurant has earned a dedicated following. Families like Cheyanne W's have made it their go-to spot for over 15 years, highlighting the establishment’s commitment to quality and service.
China Dynasty offers:
- Delivery and Takeout
- Reservation Options
- Limited Vegetarian Choices
- Wheelchair Accessibility
- Outdoor Seating
- Happy Hour Specials
- On-Site Parking
- Dog-Friendly Atmosphere
With a casual, quiet environment, it’s a great choice for families, groups, and kids. Impeccable service is a consistent highlight, as noted by loyal patrons who appreciate the efficiency and friendliness of the staff.
China Dynasty is particularly known for its delightful dishes. Customers rave about the crispy egg rolls, “amazing” Mongolian Beef, and generous portions of chicken fried rice. As Meagan M. aptly noted, the fried rice is not just filling; it’s also simply delicious. Allison T. reminisces about her favorite hot and sour soup and moo goo gai pan, proving this establishment has stood the test of time.
However, it’s worth noting that while some reviews mention a selection of dishes can lean towards the bland side, the freshness of the vegetables shines through, contributing positively to dishes like standard American Chinese favorites, including sweet and sour varieties. Samuel C. reflects on the evolution of sweet and sour sauce and the experience of enjoying Chinese food that, according to tradition, often tastes even better after a night in the refrigerator.
Overall, China Dynasty encapsulates the essence of comfort food, blending nostalgia with quality. Whether you are seeking a family-friendly takeout option or hosting a gathering, this restaurant caters to all with a mix of familiar tastes and reliable service. So why not indulge in a taste of China Dynasty today? Dial (512) 280-3777 for a flavorsome experience that keeps Austinites coming back for more!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ My family and I have had this place as our "go-to" Chinese place for the past 15 years. They recognize us everytime and are always efficient to give us our food. The dining room has stayed closed since Covid which we are sad about, but we're sure that there's a reason. Their food is pretty good, I could be picky if I wanted to but overall this place hasn't disappointed us. ”
“ Egg rolls (not pictured) were amazing - very crispy! Wish I ordered like 12 of them. I also got the Mongolian Beef with fried rice (pictured) and it was good. However, I've been here before and gotten the Combination Lo-Mein and that was better than the Mongolian Beef, in my opinion. As other comments have mentioned, this is a takeout restaurant only BUT my food is always hot and ready to go when I arrive. The staff is very pleasant to interact with and I always leave with a smile. ”
“ ordered the chicken fried rice and it was perfect and filling with a huge portion. Egg drop soup was also very yummy ”
“ Been eating here since I was 3 years old and I still love it! I do miss being able to dine-in but I go to get the hot and sour soup and the moo goo gai pan ”
“ Standard American Chinese. No better. No worse. Other Yelpers are correct that the vegetables are fresh. The dining room is closed for COVID - so everything is take out. Chinese food usually improves sitting in your refrigerator for a night or three - So this is not a problem. Some dishes are on the bland or ho hum side - fresh vegetables or not. That said, if I lived in far South Austin - I would be perfectly happy getting my American Chinese takeout from China Dynasty * * * Side note that applies not only to China Dynasty but to nearly every American Chinese restaurant in Texas. Sweet and Sour Pork used to be a wonderful dish. Sometime in the 1970s and 1980s it got ruined. It used to be made with a tart sweet sauce that was edgy and entrancing. The sauce could be clear or yellowish. Then one day - someone invented the bright red version, that is cloying, has no fruit/acid counter-element and is simply sicky-sweet. Most Chinese restaurants went with the bright red version - wrecking everything. There was a long period when Bamboo Garden was a holdout - sticking to the original fresher 1950's 1960's recipe. Ultimately even Bamboo Garden succumbed too. Dishes like Orange Chicken or Lemon Chicken have stepped in to fill the gap. But the original high integrity Sweet and Sour Pork was a sad thing to lose. * * * History note: Sweet and Sour was a dish invented in China rather than the United States. It was a response to the arrival in China of imported bottled ketchup. Chinese cooks experimented with what could be done with this new exotic ingredient - ketchup. Over time - sweet and sour sauce developed. Ketchup rarely appears in the recipe today. Maybe cooks interested in historical authenticity may want to find some of those late Qing dynasty recipes and bring them back. Not all the changes in the twentieth century have been good. ”
