Rote Sonne - Carta

Really authentic, I am a Chinese myself. I always come here, and the quality is good, quantity it's also fine.

I have been a few paints in China and have always sought a restaurant where you can not get "bark with 8 delicacies ", but find dishes on the map that you also get offered in China.

I loved the food , maybe we got lucky but the hot green chili and some of the Dim Sun was awesome . I have been in China many times and this was very authentic Chinese food . Now I have seen the Buffet and the Hot Pot , yes , that did not look like anything special . Ver carta

The menu is chaotic, we were a little bit scared initially to find so much offal on offer and so few of the dishes we're used to seeing on Chinese menus (we didn't really fancy pig lung, large intestine or goose feet). The noodles and beef dish we ordered were good, portions are huge. Service leaves a lot to be desired.

the cinese restaurant now has a new owner and perhaps the best Chinese dim sum cooks of the city...For "red sun" I would have to conclude also only max. 3 stars given, the new kitchen team has already earned much more tastefully! Optically, there is still a lot to happen, but the ambiente is also supposed to follow the completely newly furnished kitchen.

we habben here met z’n drieën heerlijk gegeten voor een lage prijs en ook enkele heerlijke biertjes gedronken. we kwamen he pas om kwart over negen aan en we were dan ook erg blij dat we nog are toegelaten. veel sfeer heeft het restaurant overigens niet en de service is ook niet bijster goed, maar de prijskwaliteitsverhouding compenseerde daarvoor in onze ogen. Ver carta

Pretty good authentic Chinese restaurant not far from the water and the piers. I felt like it was in a quieter part of town as it was in the opposite direction of most of the popular/touristy areas. Decent sized restaurant and our group went at the perfect time. It was mid day during the week and it was not busy at all. We sat at a table with a lazy suzy which is great for groups so everyone can share. The food was good and it was authentic. There were a few European twists but that is to be expected. I had the fried rice and a brisket noodle soup. Everyone shared our dishes as well and everything that I tried was good.

address phone has remained, the new name is not especially kreatiw, or appealing. this impression is drawn throughout our visit. the card is completely overloaded and confusing. we ordered early rolls, wantang and then szechuan huhn and bark from the wok. it was all just an average tasty. the ordinary meat was accompanied by boring vegetables and a lame sauce. clearly undercut the service, there were only after repeated request, but then only 1 x (!). the bill was put on the table that we slightly tacked. no question whether we were satisfied or the like, one thing is certain, we will avoid this unsympathetic location in future.

Ok, the food isn 't bad, but it 's one of these menus that 's like 45 pages long. It has pictures of the various dishes but you can 't really tell what 's in the dish. The descriptions or mainly in German and Chinese, with brief English translations. Also not helpful. BUT I found my go-to dish, kung Pao chicken. But when I tried to order it the lady wouldn 't let me. She literally scratched it off the list of numbers I had written down for our group. No idea why. Certainly not because there wasn 't any chicken! At any rate, the 6 of us managed to get our order in. A couple of dishes we didn 't recognize, but this has happened to me at more than one Chinese place. They just serve you whatever... Ver carta