Now available by the 1/2 Gallon – add to your online order for only $6! Our hand-crafted lemonade has a small-but-mighty secret. Not only is it half the calories and sugar of soda, but it’s loaded with the health-giving benefits of flaxseed and organic apple cider vinegar…all without sacrificing taste. This stuff is the real […]
Paleo? Weight Watchers? Keto? Vegan? Get recommendations from fellow dieters on how to customize your Dragon Bowl to fit your diet…
Did you know? *Too much added sugar doesn’t just make us fat. It can also make us sick. *Growing scientific evidence shows that eating too much added sugar over time is linked to health problems like heart disease. *Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S. Drinking just one soda a day […]
As you approach the new year, get ready to clear out your fridge and add in some healthy staples you’ll be snacking on and cooking with all year long. Some of our favorite health food trends this year are foods and products that will help you build stronger muscles, give you a better mood, boost […]
Here’s a quick Q&A to help you get to know our new manager and his secret carnie talents…
Good things come in small packages seeds. Flaxseed is one of the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet. We love these little guys for their cure-all health benefits, mild flavor…and because they’re so darn easy to add to your existing diet. Flaxseed Plays 3 Primary Roles in Nutrition: They’re the #1 Source of Lignans in […]
“Nourishing the Community...One Bowl at a Time”
When you dine at Dragon Bowl, you’re supporting a local eatery that helps make our community a better place. We care about the well-being of our neighborhood (and our guests!). That’s why you’ll often find us raising funds and hosting dine-outs for local schools & organizations.
*Over 300,000 meals donated to the Atlanta Community Food Bank
*$20,000 raised for local schools & nonprofits
*15,000 meals donated to healthcare workers & food-insecure neighbors
*$5,500 raised for The Giving Kitchen
*$7,000 for local school garden