Best chinese restaurant in the area. Very friendly staff (unusually!) and great food. Price of…read moreMenu del dia (all day and night) anything up from €4.90 including drink (beer, soft drink or 1/2 bottle of house wine). Helado flambeado (deep fried, battered ice cream) is the best value in the area, also the best! flambe'ed in syrup and cointreau at the table.

Big typical Buffet. Loads of different mostly fried things to eat. Also Mongolian style with fresh…read moregrilled meat and fish. Atmosphere like in a big indoor swim bath, a big room, nothing typical Asian restaurant stuff. The modern way to sell as much food and drinks as possible in the shortest time to hungry tourists from all over the world. When you sit at a table with only two persons, nobody is going to ask you what you want to drink. People working there work hard and they try hard, Bravo girls and boys! But, if you decide to open up a big ass restaurant then you can expect everything to get a bit hectic when it's a full house and don't let people wait for ages. Food and taste is very good!

Did they read my old review? I don't think so but the interior is refurbished, everything's great…read more Updated to 5*

Food is pretty average chienese, but the prices are great. Good service (it's a family business)…read moreand the Peking duck was pretty good. Over all an ok place to eat chienese, but nothing to write home about.

Each time we visit Spain we make a point to stop here. The food is always good. The restaurant is…read morevery clean. The owners are not just preparing and serving the delious food they are very friendly and it's always a pleasure to see and speak with them.

A popular location serving inexpensive Chinese food with fair quality. Very polite and friendly…read morepersonal, nice atmosphere. Solid 4 stars. The building and the area around looks really worn. Chaotic patches on buildings, grids of different designs and colors, hand painted signs on fences. Tiles are literally falling off the restaurant building (can be seen on the picture). That being said - this area is safe to visit. The inside of the restaurant is an absolutely different story. Everything is clean and well kept. I went here to try their Peking duck (~€10), assuming that was what they would do best ("Pato Pekin" is "Peking duck" in Spanish). Was a bit disappointed - not the best duck I ever ate. Still fine but their name made me expect something extraordinary. There are several menu choices starting from some €7 per person. Maybe I will try them another time. Wine prices start from some €6 per bottle. Not easy to find online. The restaurant runs on walk-in traffic and word of mouth alone (the old one, not digital). There are several other restaurants with the same name (one of them, in Ciudad Quesada, is permanently closed). Google displays "closed today" message on Pato Pekin's listing every single day! And yet they are always open. Such a mess! Location on the map is wrong (the mistake I made initially adding the biz to Yelp several days ago). Tried to change it buy Yelp told me they couldn't :) I'm adding a pic with the correct location. 20 meters from Mercadona Torreta II supermarket. 10 minutes walk from Carrefour supermarket and Habaneras shopping center. Bottom line: good restaurant, reasonable prices, the duck is average. I will probably visit again :) You now know that the restaurant exists and is open. I'm happy.

Eat here on a regular basis when we are at our holiday home. Food is always good, very reasonable…read moreprices and extremely friendly and efficient staff. The food appears very quickly after ordering.

Our last night in Spain and we decided on a Thai meal. Having been to Thailand on numerous…read moreoccasions I was unsure of eating Thai in Spain. A very warm welcome as we arrived in normal Thai tradition, into 'pseudo' Thai décor. I say pseudo but not unliked. It was pleasant sitting in peacock chairs and seeing nice blue linen napkins. Cocktails arrived very promptly and were of generous proportions, did I complain? No way. Food was so authentic that I asked if the chef was Thai. Happens he was Chinese but he knew how to make those dishes sing. Chicken satay was delicious with a slight tang to the skewers cooled by the peanut sauce. The prawns in sesame seed coating were out of this world, especially with that wonderful lime dip. That batter was in no way oily. The main courses did not let us down either. The whole meal was one of the best we had eaten on this holiday. Finishing with coffee and a Spanish brandy. I should say finishing with half a glass of brandy, again generous portions. Lovely place, good food, friendly service and if we are back we will visit again. Thank you everyone for a lovely last evening.