Have been here twice and second visit ordered more appropriately. First time tried hot and sour…read moresoup, which was good, but not the best choice. Seaweed salad refreshing, but not really Chinese. Fried rice was also good, but just a tad salty, less so second time around. Calamari with celery, great! As well as the steamed dumplings! So far our number one go to place for Chinese here in Valencia.

All the duck dishes in the special menu section are really good. The best one is "pato con salsa…read morepuerro"! Yummmmm...

Staff was nice, food was amazing and value is great! Nice clean place, I will be back.read more

Food was good for Chinese food in Valencia but certainly not the best. Service was ok but a few of…read morethe staff were a little rude, (of course this was during Las Fallas) so may not be the norm. Overall, I was happy with my meal, hot and sour soup, fried rice with chicken and fried noodles with beef and vegetables.

The service is awful.. they absolutely have no talent of serving people.. i got the fried rice…read morenoodle with chicken today and after 6 hrs of being miserable realized had food poisoning.. the noodle kinda looked old like been sitting out for a while but i was hungry and ate it all and not too long after I was feeling like shit.. I will avoid this place if I were you!

Very good food. reasonable price. Good service. Also you have a big selection to choose for your…read moredinner. We went two nights in a row.

Four of us had dinner at Chang Fu last night around 7 PM (a bit early for Spain), so the place…read morewasn't too crowded yet. Between us, we ordered crispy spring rolls, bok choy, chicken with bamboo and mushrooms, sweet-and-sour chicken, chicken with vegetables, and spicy beef. All the dishes arrived piping hot, and overall, we were impressed with the quality and flavors. The spicy beef was my personal favorite -- tender and flavorful -- though it wasn't particularly spicy. Matt commented that everything was good, and the rest of the group agreed. A few small things to note: * The bok choy came in a bowl of broth, which might be traditional, but I would've preferred it served dry on a plate. * The chicken with vegetables had a noticeable layer of oil on top -- not a dealbreaker, but something to be aware of. * Rice is not included, so you'll need to order it separately (€2 per person). Service was cordial but a bit inattentive, though not unfriendly. Prices were very reasonable -- the bill for four people, including a few beers, came to €68. We noticed several diners ordering half roasted chickens with sides -- they looked and smelled amazing, so we'll likely try that next time. All in all, a solid choice for Chinese food in Valencia, and yes, I would absolutely go back.

That's made for foreigner people but not for Chinese tasted to. Not really clean and cold attituderead more

The food was delicious. The wonton soup was one of the best I've ever had anywhere in the world…read more The four star review only comes from the staff. All of them have a major attitude problem. As if we were inconveniencing them by eating in their restaurant. It was very uncomfortable. But again...the food was worth it.

This place is amazing. Authentic chinese food where you least expect it. The signature dish…read moretranslates to something like lacquered duck. Basically is duck with many layers of this special sauce. Then they put it into a rice paper wrap.