Cheap Places to Eat in Denton

"The food at Royal China is good enough to sour you on Chinese takeout from any other Dallas establishment, pretty much forever. Whether you're craving beef, pork, seafood, or chicken, one of their signature specialties is sure to knock your socks off. With its family-style portions and convivial atmosphere, Royal China is best for getting the gang together to head to Preston Hollow for some of the best dumplings and steamed buns of your life."

"Opening its doors in 1974, Royal China has continued to be a staple for Dallasites. Arguably the best Chinese food in town, the menu features traditional specialties as well as modern creations. Head to the Preston Royal shopping center for a taste of Chinese food heaven."

"The Asian-inspired Goji Cafe offers an array of Chinese and Asian fare that’s solely vegan. Options include traditional dishes like pho, tofu rice, kung pao “chicken” and “beef” with veggies. Its hearty, well-seasoned dishes are free from MSG, artificial byproducts, flavoring, and dyes."

"Goji Cafe serves its 100 percent vegan dishes in your locale. A fully vegan restaurant that believes peace begins on your plate. Once you get inside their cafe, you will have a true and unique experience with their pleasing surroundings and creative, pleasing vegetarian dishes."

"If you’re in the mood for a vegan take on traditional Chinese dishes, Goji Café might be the best vegan restaurant Dallas has to offer you. They also have a selection of authentic vegan dishes from other Asian cuisines. You can find Goji Café on Royal Lane."

"Located in the Chinatown Shopping Center in Richardson, Jeng Chi is one of the metroplex's top destinations for dumplings, which come in around a dozen varieties, ranging from vegetarian and curry chicken to lobster & pork. The offerings don't stop at dumplings, though, also expect to find a wide array of dishes from Taiwan and mainland China such as hot pots, sizzling plates and noodles galore. Oh, and did we mention this place specializes in desserts?"

"A favorite of multiple Dallas chefs, Jeng Chi serves a lengthy menu of Chinese favorites, plus custom cakes and even a full bar. Start with marinated eggs, salty duck, or marinated tripe, then move on to heartier plates like dan dan noodles or a big plate of steaming soup dumplings. Jeng Chi is offering dine-in service, pickup or delivery via GrubHub."

"Like getting a haircut at the half-blind barber on your corner, there are some things you do because they’re convenient. Other things are worth going the distance for, like the Chinese food at Jeng Chi in Richardson. This place always looks like it’s about to host a party and has a menu the length of a short novel."

"Whoever first discovered the cheeseburger, french fries, and Coke combo was an absolute genius. When Drew Gressett started Hat Creek, he set out to build something family-friendly, fast-casual, and just as good as that all-American meal combination. Tuesday is family night, when discounts abound on combos and kids meals."

"It doesn’t get much more kid-friendly than Hat Creek Burger Company. Sometimes, it isn’t a fancy meal you’re after, but a quick bite and a quick wiggle release. Dallas’ Hat Creek, like all of its locations, includes a pretty epic playground."

"Ouimet's two boys say Dillas Quesadillas is their favorite place to eat. Dillas finds a lot to put between two tortillas besides cheese. The kids' favorite is the Lone Star, a quesadilla filled with brisket, barbecue sauce and jalapeño ranch."

"Open in Richardson since 1982, First Chinese Barbecue shows the goods on offer right as diners walk inside. Enjoy barbecued proteins, including Peking duck, chicken, and marinated pig intestine, or dig into noodles stir-fried Cantonese style. Note: First Chinese BBQ is open for takeout only currently."

"Explore what Blackland Prairie life was like in Texas during the late 19th/early 20th century at the Heritage Farmstead Museum. With 10,000 objects and archival materials, revolving exhibits showcasing day-to-day life during that time, and plenty of interactive activities for people of all ages, this museum is a great way to take a break from the hustle and bustle of modern Texas and soak in a simpler time. Photo By: The Heritage Farmstead Museum via Facebook"

"About 20 miles north of Dallas, Heritage Farmstead is a 4.5 acre living history museum. My daughter always said history is boring — until I took her to Colonial Williamsburg. Living history museums bring history to life for kids."

"Built in 1891, the Heritage Farmstead is an active farm that will take you and you back in time. It is a living history site where you can experience life on the Texas Blackland Prairie in the 19th century."

"A post shared by Josey 🍥 (@emobigfoot) on Jan 27, 2019 at 6:13pm PST. If you want to enjoy a romantic meal, check out Kenny’s Wood Fired Grill. It’s a trendy American bistro known for having attentive and skilled waitstaff."

"Top notch quality service and attention to detail describe Kenny's Wood Fired Grill. Get the best crab cake and filet mignon in a great ambiance. Serves one of the best steaks in Dallas; Sunday brunch starts 11am."

" you're looking for an excellent example of a classic American Chophouse... Then I highly recommend Kenny's Wood Fired Grill!"