This Chinese restaurant is located close to the Rennweg S-bahn Station. For lunch, it proposes a…read moregenerous Asian buffet at the ridiculous price of 5,60€ ! It has all the Asian classics, with several soups and salads, spring rolls, see foods and meat, several rice and noodles dishes, vegetables and even several desserts and fruits in slices. You can also find some Japanese (sushi and maki) and Thai food. In the evening, you order your meal on the card or can choose one of their menus. It isn't the best Chinese food I ever had but actually it tastes pretty good! The waiters are discret and always smiling. There are several rooms, decorated in an heavy Asian style, but it doesn't keep the regular customers to come over and over again to have a nice and (very) cheep lunch. And they also make take-away!

Authentic Chinese food (most of the food we ordered were not the spicy Sichuan varieties). I am…read moreChinese and have lived in China for the last 11 years, and am completely blown away by the quality, especially after the MSG latent Asia food I had in Paris and Prague. There are 2 menus, one in Chinese and the other in German and we ordered from the Chinese one - some stirred fried vegetables, a beef plate, a beef stomach appetizer, a spicy noodle soup and several kinds of dumplings. All are executed well, rivaling those I had in China. Food is on the pricey side (46€ lunch for 2 adults and a 3yo) and portions are not big. Ambient and services are typical of those Chinese restaurants found overseas.

We went to three different Sichuan style restaurants in Vienna and I have to say this was the best…read moreone. Spicy food is suppose to be spicy. I think the other restaurants have been catering to the locals and have toned down the spicyness of the dishes. However, this one is legit. We ordered boiled beef and it was delicious. There was a slight tingly taste but no numbing from the peppercorn. It was still very spicy and tasty.

Happy to try Chinese food while we're visiting Vienna from the US. We arrived a few minutes before…read morethey opened but had no problem letting us sit. There was very (very) little English spoken here, no problem, we're the foreigners here so we muddled through the menu. We were able to communicate we liked chicken and vegetables and the chop suey was recommended. When it arrived, it didn't appear to be chop suey, no noodles at all, but did have some thinly sliced zucchini. All in all, it was ok, but we were disappointed in what we thought we were getting versus what we got. Additionally it was a very warm day and, coupled with the hot and sour soup, I had a very uncomfortable lunch. We also had a difficult time asking to add 10% for the tip and finally just gave up and paid the price of the bill.

I like this place, both eating at the restaurant as well as ordering from them online via…read moreLieferservice.at. The people there are friendly, and the service is excellent, and the food is good. I've had a variety of dishes, ranging from their fried noodles, to their rice dishes with crispy duck, as well as their chicken wings. It was nice atmosphere when I went there last time. I ordered some food to take home, but while waiting, I had a beer and had a chat with the owner's wife, who spoke pretty good English and German. The menus are also in English and German, so it's good for the tourists visiting town.

What wonderful kind service I received from this restaurant! The food was so delicious! I am from…read morethe USA and the food was above anything I ever had !