Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Grand Prairie

"A stalwart of Dallas' Chinese food scene since 1974, this family-run restaurant is perennially popular for regional Chinese dishes. While you can expect to find iconic Americanized favorites such as moo-goo-gai-pan and dry-stirred beef, the rest of the menu offers more modern Chinese specialties. Items like hand-pulled noodle dishes and Shanghai-style Xiang Zao pork belly are always good choices, but the biggest draw can be found at the dumpling bar where each pillowy parcel is made-to-order."

"A Preston Hollow staple since 1974, Royal China is a must-visit for Chinese and Taiwanese dishes in North Dallas. Patrons can watch their noodles be made at the bar, and eat some of the best soup dumplings in town."

"Goji Cafe is large vegetarian restaurant in the Koreatown neighborhood of Dallas that serves nothing but vegan dishes. Goji offers fresh, seasonal, high-quality, authentic Asian (mostly Chinese) cuisine. Their goal is to bring to Dallas a unique vegan option that is healthy, authentically Asian, and delicious."

"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."

"This entirely vegan restaurant serves up Chinese fare and other Asian dishes, all of which are billed as totally healthy. Enjoy meatless riffs on shaken beef, kung pao fried rice, and pho, all priced at less than $10, and currently available for takeout only."

"I remember doing a little happy dance when Piranha Killer Sushi opened in Sundance Square over a decade ago. The sushi and sashimi are impeccably fresh and beautifully plated. Their signature roll menu features over two dozen rolls with ingredients like lobster, truffle oil and crawfish."

"For killer drinks and knockout sushi, check out Piranha Killer Sushi. This winner of the 2015 Best of Food and Drink – Asian knows how to please its customers. Their signature rolls show the restaurants chef’s twist on classic Japanese food by fusing it with Pacific Rim flavors."

"Formally known as the Crow Collection of Asian Art, this stunning museum in Dallas' Arts District features over 1,000 masterworks, hailing from Japan, China, India and Southeast Asia, many of which have been assembled from the private collection of local real estate mogul Trammel Crow and his wife Margaret. Here, visitors can explore a series of galleries showcasing art objects, paintings, scrolls and large architectural pieces, some of which dates to the 10th century. Highlights include a collection of Chinese jade objects and a suit of Samurai armor from the Edo period."

"Housed in a modern building in Dallas’ downtown Arts District, this small but exquisite museum allows visitors to follow a winding course through a choice collection of sculptures and artworks from China, Japan,..."

"The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History got its start as the city's children's museum, before expanding in 1968. Today, permanent collections include DinoLabs, an area with fully-articulated dinosaur skeletons and replica dig site; Energy Blast, an exhibition dedicated to showcasing the science behind alternative energy sources; the Fort Worth Children's Museum; and the Cattle Raisers Museum, a 10,000-square-foot "museum within a museum" that highlights Texas's long history as a cattle hub. The museum is also home to the Noble Planetarium."

"Opened in 1945, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History features many excellent hands-on educational exhibits related to science, technology, and natural history. Really five museum collections under a single (large) roof, it includes highlights like the Fort Worth Children's Museum, a place for kids under eight to play and learn. Also of interest for families is the DinoLabs and DinoDig exhibit, portraying the story of dinosaurs in the state, complete with a replica of a dig site."

"Inside the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, people will find themselves exploring not only the exhibits, but the innovation studios, the Omni Theater, and the Noble Planetarium. There are multiple shows throughout the day and people will love the opportunity to see more than one of them during their visit. Address: 1600 Gendy St, Fort Worth, TX 76107"

"Let’s get back into the city center and check out a few aesthetic places. If you want to have a quiet afternoon appreciating and looking at different art styles, then we got the Arlington Museum of Art for you!. The object of the focus of the Arlington Museum of Art is mainly the different contemporary arts of Texas."