DRAGON COURT RESTAURANT IN KINGSTON JAMAICA

The Dragon Court will satisfy cravings for Chinese food at a special price. Dragon Court opened at its present location in 1997, has attracted loyal customers who keep going back because their expectations have been met and exceeded. Located in a pagoda style building, with a commanding view of the St. Andrew hills and glimpses of the  wharfs, Dragon Court not only offers Chinese cuisine, but bits of Chinese folklore, art, decor and culture. The thick carpet in forest green provides a perfect backdrop for the well designed tables draped in vivid red table spread making the restaurant brilliant.

The two fountains in the foyer make the restaurant resemble the orient even more. A large aquarium allows fish to swim languidly as the aquarium is the length of the bar. In the restaurant steps lead from the foyer into the main dining area. The Chinese sculptures of magnificent horses, fire breathing dragons and the magical phoenix hang from the walls create an ambience enjoyed by the locals and travelers as well. All these elements combine to create a very relaxing atmosphere in the restaurant. In addition to the delicious Jamaican food, the friendly staff ensures that customers keep coming back. Some of the more popular dishes in the restaurant include, deep fried wonton (pork), deep fried spring roll, wonton soup (pork), chicken and sweet corn soup and hot and sour soup. These are just some of the Chinese Jamaican recipes that are favored by the diners.

One major reason why Chinese Jamaican recipes are so popular with locals is because at least 5% of the population in is from Chinese origin or descent. This is made more evident with the proliferation of Chinese businesses in the downtown area. These Chinese business men and women have made the area into the business hub of the country. These men and women have made restaurants such as the Dragon Court a superb location to unwind and enjoy great food.

The noted best recipes at the Dragon Court  restaurant include the butterfly shrimp, seafood war bar, sweet and sour chicken, seafood fried rice, chicken in bean, and paste sauce with shrimp fried rice, and roasted duck in plum sauce with chicken fried rice. These meals are absolutely delicious and adored by both locals and visitors to the island as well. Other great Chinese Jamaican recipes include those jerk chicken recipe, and beef with mushrooms, special fried rice, pork chop on onion, vegetable fried rice, vegetable delight and vegetable fried rice. An excellent dessert adored by the very chefs that work in the restaurant is the lychee ice cream and cheesecake.