Double Dragon

First off this is the best chinese food in Antioch, but unfortunately the prices have skyrocketed in the past few years. Staff isn't that friendly and I don't know when it started but there is a mandatory 15% service fee for dine in. I tip well so it wasn't a problem, but I just don't like that its forced.

I ordered 2 lunch specials, which was general tao chicken and so called fried rice! The rice 🍚 was yellow flavorless, and the chicken was super sweet loaded with MSG! The chicken taste like it was freezer burned, and top of that I obtained a horrible headache. I wish I can give zero stars. I'm a San Francisco native, by way of Oakland. The food in Antioch/ Pittsburgh is absolutely horrible .

Beware! Menu items served may not even closely resemble those pictured on the website. AND carefully check your receipt if paying with a card. I have previously dined in and taken out meals from Double Dragon , but after after a recent experience, NEVER AGAIN! We ordered two lunches, broccoli beef with fried rice. We received warm broccoli that was closer to raw than steamed. While I often enjoy chopped broccoli on salads, never as part of an entree. The mound of rice appeared to be steamed rice with yellow food coloring. It is not the same item appearing on the website. Employee's explanation: It is the Double Dragon version of fried rice. (I was born at night, but not last night.) My check totaled $42, to include two meals at $17.95 each, a 15% automatic gratuity and tax. However, I received a receipt for $65 and no copy of my itemized check. I used my cell phone calculator to calculate my tab and it was $42, not $65. An employee, dining nearby, observed my displeasure and offered assistance. She returned with a corrected check for $42 and a voided receipt for the erroneous $65. However, again no itemized check; as is customary, accompanied the corrected receipt which I paid in cash. Employee's explanation: I was erroneously charged for the meal consumed by diners at a different table. BAH! HUMBUG! ***While I am not predisposed to attributing mistreatment of people of color to racism, I know that African Americans are highly likely to be profiled in many businesses. Melanin content appears to equate with ignorance, lack of education, unworthiness and criminality. And "I calls it as I sees it." Coincidentally, my friend and I, African American seniors, were the only African Americans dining at Double Dragon at the time of this incident; and, for lacking a more pleasant dining experience, I am leaning toward "calling it as I sees it."

They never miss. Simply one of the best places to eat at.

Best place in the world I recommend it to everyone.