Chinaman - Carta

Beim Schlump 30, 20144, Hamburg, Germany

🛍 Asiatisch, Chinesisch, Vegetarisch, Meeresfrüchte

4 💬 7632 Reseñas

Teléfono: +4940458212

Dirección: Beim Schlump 30, 20144, Hamburg, Germany

Ciudad: Hamburg

Menú Platos: 35

Reseñas: 7632

"thanks to the demand - eating of chinaman, sushi co was the worst I have ever delivered. it was really disgusting and of malest quality. it has ruined us on Sunday night."

Romeo Romeo

super supper

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Maren
Maren

super delicious


เมธินี
เมธินี

that was unfortunately a catastrophe. sushi was dimmed and the appetizer was already 10 times.


Ingrid
Ingrid

thanks to the demand - eating of chinaman, sushi co was the worst I have ever delivered. it was really disgusting and of malest quality. it has ruined us on Sunday night. Ver carta

Hamburg

Hamburg

Hamburgo, una ciudad portuaria en el norte de Alemania, es conocida por su herencia marítima, su cultura vibrante, y platos locales como el Fischbrötchen y el Labskaus. Es una mezcla de encanto antiguo y ambiente moderno.

Categorías

  • Asiatisch
  • Chinesisch Saborea los ricos y auténticos sabores de China con nuestra selección de platos icónicos. Desde sabrosos salteados hasta deliciosos dim sum, cada creación captura la esencia de la cocina china tradicional, deleitando tu paladar con cada bocado. Ver carta
  • Vegetarisch Disfrute de nuestra vibrante colección de platos vegetarianos, elaborados con las verduras más frescas, sabores ricos y especias sabrosas. Disfrute de un plato saludable y delicioso que celebra los mejores ingredientes de la naturaleza.
  • Meeresfrüchte Sumérgete en las capturas más frescas del mar con nuestra selección de mariscos, que ofrece exquisitos platos preparados con pescados y mariscos de alta calidad. ¡Saborea los sabores del océano en cada bocado!

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