Take a culinary journey across Asia at The Blue Dragon Pan-Asian Restaurant in Universal Epic Universe. Step inside a bustling courtyard, where it’s always evening under the glow of ethereal lanterns. Enjoy authentic Pan-Asian cuisine as dazzling neon dragons chase across the walls or curl up with a cocktail at The Tiger Bar.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1001 Epic Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819
Website: https://www.universalorlando.com/web/en/us/things-to-do/dining/the-blue-dragon-pan-asian-restaurant
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Reviews
Fried them as well and they turn out 100x better and not that thick. Once we tried that we knew the entrees were not gonna be that good and we have been to Asia and understand it’s not gonna be exactly the same but honestly a cheap greasy Chinese take out would have tasted better than what we got. We ordered the Khao Soi noodles and the orange chicken plates. The noodle
Dish was super bland I asked the server for salt and pepper. The broth didn’t look like it was khao soi broth. It was so light and runny and it is suppose to be a bit thicker and darker. Now I don’t mind a noodle soup but don’t name it something it’s not. It was also pretty spicy when it wasn’t labeled spicy on the menu. I don’t mind spice but I didn’t want that today. It just tasted like coconut milk with some spice in it. The orange chicken was so thick with breading and when we cut it open a lot the them were raw and it was a tiny piece of chicken in them. Like how do you mess up orange chicken that bad. It was just terrible honestly. The only thing on that plate with any flavor was the greens. How do you call this fine dining and offer up mediocre food like that. This is not acceptable. Just because the restaurant looks nice that doesn’t mean it’s fine dining.
Do better universal because I would
Have dropped the rest of the park and gone to Disney Springs to Morimoto if I didn’t have one more ride to do. Don’t open up a park if it’s not finished to the best standards. This is how you get your guests to NOT recommended coming to the park to family and friends.
I want to preface this review by saying we have eaten at almost every restaurant in Epic / Helios, and your experience here might be entirely influenced on what you try. Expect group dining and shared plates. If you’re like me, I checked the reviews ahead of time to make a solid decision on what to order and what to skip:
– Korean Fried Chicken Wings – 100% worth ordering. Double fried to perfection with a sauce that is slightly spiced but really flavorful. Expensive for the portion (4 pcs), but worth it.
– Snowflake Pot Stickers – Good pot stickers, and a nice to add to your meal, but nothing groundbreaking. The provided dipping sauce makes them better, and I’d recommend them, but not a must try.
– Wontons in Chili Oil- Very good wontons but I wish they had a bit more heat to them. I’d ask for extra chili oil on them next time to bring them to what I’d expect, but others in our group enjoyed them as is.
– Xi’An Beef Noodles – Likely the BEST non-desert we ordered. Wonderfully thick noodles, cooked properly and topped with ample amounts of braised beef, spices, sauces, and green onion. There is no cumin in this dish, which is normally present, but nevertheless a MUST TRY.
– Beef and Broccoli – Better than what you’d expect! The Chinese style broccoli was really flavorful and cooked well, and the beef was about the same as your typical PF Changs. Worth ordering to round out a meal and for picky eaters.
– Banana Napoleon – OH MY GOD. If you get ONE thing here, make it this desert. This absolutely is in the top tier of all desert options at Epic, and you can even order it at the bar. 3 of us shared it after our meal, and honestly I’d come back for this alone.
– Baju Tropical Cocktail – I forget the name, but it had a somewhat smokey taste like a mezcal almost, but not as strong. The swizzle stick in it was very cute, and it was pleasant to drink. I wouldn’t necessarily HAVE to order again, but I’d recommend trying it.
The service was 10/10 and the most friendly we received at any table service. The team here is outstanding and I highly commend their dedication and patience with dealing with theme park guests, some of whom haven’t eaten at an Asian restaurant before lol
Niyah was amazing! She checked in our party and made sure the birthday girl was well taken care of. The food was exquisite and the atmosphere was astounding. Our Server Yessika is the epitome of exceptional customer service. She was very personable and an absolute delight. Not only did she help with recommendations, but she also kept us well entertained and highly satisfied. I’d like to thank the entire team for making my best friend’s dinner EPIC!
*I highly recommend the Sweet and Sour Calamari and Smashed Cucumbers as apps and the Dalgona Khaosan Road cocktail.
We got the chicken curry dish to share, but we didn’t love it. It didn’t say it spicy on the menu, but it had a good kick to it. It wasn’t terrible, but we could get a better chicken curry dish at home.
The teas were delicious. We got the Jasmine Reserve and the Orchid Oolong, which was recommended for us. They were both wonderful and we plan to buy them when we get home. However, the first set of clear cups we received were both very dirty. We were able to literally scrap off whatever was inside of both, but our server was able to gave us new ones.
Overall, especially for the price, it really wasn’t worth it. There’re so many other better choices in the park.
Blue Dragon is one of the only restaurants that requires a reservation at Epic Universe. It’s easy to do so on the website, or even same-day. The interior is a gorgeous, low light-dining setting with neon glow, floating paper lanterns, and abstract sakura trees. My waiter was very considerate and attentive, answering all my questions and providing efficient service.
The tea is excellent, and I also enjoyed my Tonkatsu Ramen and snowflake potstickers. The Mapo Tofu dish is also good, and I was happy it wasn’t too spicy (just the right amount of heat).
We came back the second night for Valentine’s Day with six friends from Pittsburgh, and Chase recognized us right away and gave our group a big, warm hug. That meant a lot.
If you’re there, sit at the bar and see Chase. He made our trip unforgettable. Orange chicken was mild spice. Yellow curry Chicken Khao Soi ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐