Sichuan - Carta

rude is the only word I can use. greeted at the door and said by the person there in bad English that no one spoke English! that was in the round to go our invitation. they had no interest in eating us. we were pretty. very good, as there is a Thai restaurant on the next street, where we felt welcome and eating was amazing. cannot comment on eating, because we were not even given the opportunity to try!

woken up by an article in the Rhenish post, we were Friday evening at 20.00 clock in this restaurant. the surprise:? no buffet and never something of itself. the ambiente had 70s ddr charme. all in all under-average standart. we stayed and ate a la card. was o.k., more but not. When we went around 21.30, the buffet was built and you could also order the fire pot....a great... Conclusion. a lot of gags around.. in this restaurant my greatness threshold regarding ambiente was exceeded. 0%

We came to this place by chance, as everything German was closed due to Rosenmontag. First sign of a good restaurant was that this place was almost entirely occupied by local Chinese who were eating tons and having a good time. We dug in as...the others and found that 1) this place is incredible value (10 Euros will serve two for dinner) and 2) the hot pot is original, tasty, and fresh. Well worth a visit. By the way, this place seemed to be the most crowded of the various places in the local Chinatown. Ver carta

Short and small: a good and inexpensive China restaurant without special taste. A little longer: we like to go by when we are in Wehrhahn. There are the usual lunch and evening dishes, otherwise Szechuan dishes, which are somewhat westernized, that is not so brutally spiced, Chinese fire pot, and the not always convincing AYCE variants of Asian food culture. Unfortunately, the furniture and the ambience are quite unpleasant, sometimes too dark, sometimes too bright, but what else in this hose to do over several different parts of the building?

Llegamos a este lugar por casualidad, ya que todo el alemán estaba cerrado debido a Rosenmontag. El primer signo de un buen restaurante era que este lugar estaba ocupado casi completamente ocupado por los chinos locales que estaban comiendo toneladas y pasando un buen rato. Nos excavamos como ... los otros y encontramos que este lugar es un valor increíble euros servirá a dos para la cena y la olla caliente es original, sabrosa y fresca. Bien vale la pena una visita. Por cierto, este lugar pareció ser el más lleno de los diversos lugares en el barrio chino.

Got to know about this restaurant from our hotel receptionist, as we wanted to try out some hotpot in Dusseldorf. It was a good call. The decor inside the restaurant is very much like a family hall in a Chinese house, very down to earth....Similarly, the service was also very homely and the food was great. Had the spice hotpot for two. Mind you, this is extremely spicy – Sichuan spice. Fantastic to have really spicy hot pot in the winter in Dusseldorf. Highly recommend it. And price wise, very nominal. Around Eur 40 for two including drinks and service charges.! Ver carta

I went to eat there after work. safe, this is not the most precious restaurant with a mile wide. wooden chairs, tired looking deco and a huge projected screen on the wall with Chinese programs. the menu is, at first sight, not very attraktiw .old, folded edges. there were many Chinese patrons there when I visited, and eating is definitiw authentic and very sharp. be warned. I ordered two appetisers and one veg and had to speak half of them home. recommended for good old authentic Chinese cuisine, but if they are dinner after a romantic candlelight, they go somewhere else.

I was there with friends to eat hotpot, so we knew this locally from the past before the renovation and were there regular. it was never beautiful from ambiente, but we felt comfortable eating was great and authentic. now that has been renovated, nothing has changed in the local area. the terrace recalls an unfurnished garage with all kinds of shredded .man sitting on 50s wooden chairs. GDR-Vietnam style through and through. unfortunately no more kimchi, is for me necessarily part of it, and no more delicious suppe as before that you liked to eat beforehand. you can only drink with ice cubes and please don't order any wine. German language is difficult to understand here. chef (the only pers...

I often eat it in Sichuan Hot Pot. For those who do not know it, you can consider it as fondue without fat, but with broth or sharp soup. The price is 2 persons, EUR 15 per person. It is best to order the Chinese hotpot on at least two people, otherwise a supplement will be due. And with several people it's even more fun. A gas cooker and pot with sharp and vegetable broth was placed on the table. After that we can serve at the buffet. The usual braids (bef, pig and chicken are supplemented by lamb and fish... All well cooled (sometimes frozen). The meat is very thin cut, so it is quickly cooked in the hot pot. Some Asian vegetables in Germany are available in vegetables. Everything also fre... Ver carta