Track 21 - Carta

We haven't seen the restaurant before. It is located a bit further outside of Little Tokyo Center in Düsseldorf,...

I was lured in by the great variety of Sichuan dishes I saw on the menu, the notable absence of non-asians, and an incurable noodle addiction. The...

I ate the delicious food (e.g. the aubergines) I highly recomend this restaurant. Staff is also polite and ready to help if you ask the help in selection of right dish for you. Ver carta

Pagamos euros por dos platos de almuerzo y refrescos, el lugar es ideal para un almuerzo rápido y barato. El interior está un poco cansado, pero la experiencia en general fue buena.

¡El mejor restaurante chino de Düsseldorf! La comida es deliciosa y auténtica. Me alegré mucho de encontrar este restaurante desde que me mudé a Alemania y ahora me he convertido en un cliente habitual.

I was very impressed with the food even though the menu was a bit altered comparing to the Chinese food in the state. The waiter was very nice and to answers my questions. Was just trying to compare the food to other food overall I had a great experience Ver carta

We had to wait 10 minutes for the waiter to show up the first time. He brought the menu and disappeared. In the same minute a big group of tourists appeared which then where been served drinks and asked for food selection. Apparently we were still outside another 20min later with nothing so we left.

I never ate the food I can have here anywhere else, some things are top delicious (e.g. the aubergines, the "numbing hot beef meat"), while other things are a bit less spectacular but nonetheless pleasant to eat. My suggestion is to pick wildly from the menu instead of staying on the safe side. Most of the servings are good to share with friends, therefore making a good place to go with some friends.The service is friendly and quite fast, sometimes they suggest to order a bit more than really needed. I recommended it to a few friends and they thanked me for the tip.

As I posted on social media at the time:"Well, it looks nasty from the outside, kinda stark inside... but it's all Chinese customers and everyone is speaking Mandarin. And the food? Unusual (for Europe) but spectacular."I think this place is designed as a haven for the Chinese visitor: menus are offered in Mandarin, with some German and a sparse (and sometimes comical) English translation. I mainly went by the pictures.I ordered a large Coke Zero which came immediately, then took a punt on a couple of pork dishes. The first was thin slices of cold meat on a bed of diced cucumber, swimming in a red, mildly spicy sauce. Shortly thereafter followed a pile of hot and juicy strips in a thick grav... Ver carta