good food but, in my opinion, overrated for sure!!! + It was better a few years ago…read more The service is ok i guess... the place is not small but it feels like we're all stuck together bc its so crowded

This was so delicious, service was great and everyone was extremely friendly. Everything tasted so…read morefresh, the noodles were being made right in front of us! The Nouilles sautés aux légumes were amazing as well. This is by far the best food I've had in Strasbourg thus far, we definitely will be eating here again!

Seafood delicious and hot! Nice interior, sparkling lanterns and spotless linens. Highly…read morerecommend.

Not authentic. Most waiters do not speak Chinese. The food is not even fully cooked. One of the…read moreworst Chinese restaurants.

If you want something easy, here it is. No language barrier,…read morejust look at the pictures on the menu and "bam", Chinese food. The staff is friendly and if necessary they sort of speak English.

Dropped in here last night when walking back to our apartment in Strausbourg. We really needed…read morechicken soup and dim sum what with having runny noses and draining sinuses and this really hit the spot. The only disappointment was not getting a real pot of Chinese Tea - just the typical hot water over a tea bag found most places in France. The dim sum was very, very good - especially the steamed pork buns. And the seafood soup was hot and flavorful. It had greens, shrimp, mussels and squid with noodles in a lovely broth. Service wasn't fast, but that seemed to be because they were rushed off their feet with Saturday evening take out orders!

From the owner: Raffinement asiatique Le New Chinatown représente une des bonnes tables chinoises de Strasbourg…read more Situé en plein centre ville, juste en face de la gare, l'établissement est décoré avec le raffinement habituel des asiatiques. Des tableaux chinois posés sur des murs saumon, de grandes colonnes rouges sculptées à l'image de dragons, le tout accompagné d'une douce musique extrême-orientale, rendent agréable la dégustation des mets chinois traditionnels.

Les momos sont excellents. Service impeccable. Je recommande. Petit lieu mais très accueillant.read more

Very small place but very welcoming and friendly. We ordered the lamb and beef fried momos, mango…read morelassi and jasmine tea. The momos were deliciously fried, the jasmine tea had goji berries. The mango lassi was nice and thick. I wish I had taken pics before we devoured them.

From the owner: Ici, l'exotisme prime Le Palais de Chine propose plusieurs menus très complets à partager à…read moreplusieurs. A la carte, on retrouve toutes les grandes spécialités chinoises : riz, porc, canard, nems ou crevettes. La terrasse fait plus songer à une avancée sur le quai, mais elle offre un magnifique panorama sur l'Ill. La cuisine que propose l'établissement mélange les plaisirs de la Chine et dépayse le client grâce à la musique "asiatique" diffusée.

The owner is very rude and impolite, when my mom asked nicely if they have noodle dishes there, he…read moresaid NO and push us to get out to try some Vietnam noodle place, when we wanted was some Chinese food. The tofu dish had no taste, specially the seafood was not fresh. I think he is a fake only nice to white people just because we are Asian we were treated badly. It's the worse experience ever!! DO NOT GO THERE!!

We decided to try this place after working an appetite exploring around La Petite France. Although…read morethere were plenty of restaurants in the area, we were craving for some Asian comfort food. The place was busy but got seated right away. The atmosphere was pretty hip and modern that matches the vibe of the staff. They offer soups, salads and other Asian fusion items. The steamed buns were good, but the "Laksa" and the "Gyudon Beef" were just...um chef's kiss! And which I highly recommend.

Wandered around the old town - was sorta having a plan to head somewhere else but since this place…read morewas hopping on the terrace, I decided to go! Great choice. Found one solid vegan and sans gluten dish (a yellow curry). The price was fair for food though I felt the wine prices were a little high (6euro and not all local like many places in the area). The main benefit was the ordering! It's great for travelers in many languages. Their menu is in a few languages even beyond French German English, and then you can add the items you want to your cart and show it to the waiter so there is no confusion. I think that is a great idea since I definitely ordered a few things during my travels I did not intend to. Easy to pay by card and also didn't feel too sad alone as there were single folks seated next to me at little tables and we all got to face the courtyard. Would I rec for solo or groups but you might need to wait for a table outside on a beautiful night!