This is a very good restaurant, the food are delicious and the price is not expensive. This is the…read moreone of best restaurant in De Haan

Reasonably priced but this really is an outdoor cafe with not so great service. The waiter was…read moreeither very new or inattentive because he didn't seem to know the menu. The owner was very nice and the food was okay.

I wanted good food in Ghent. Something familiar. This place was it. Hand pulled noodles hit the…read morespot. Eating outside just down the street from a cathedral. The atmosphere is terrific.

I'm going to agree with Pieterjan. Excellent Chinese food! Good seasoning and fair amount of…read moreportioning. Reasonable prices. Great find in Brugge!

Good Chinese food, takes orders, friendly service…read more Only take-out though, best to also call ahead, and order, they then tell you when you could come and pick your order up, waiting can take a while if you just stop by during peak hours.

We decided to give ourselves a break from local food and try good ol Chinese. We found the duck,…read morefried rice and soup outstanding . All the tastes where similar but with su tle taste differences than we had in the US. Can't wait to left overs for breakfast.

It's a nice and clean restaurant. The food is tasty, even for me, a Chinese who lives in Europe…read more What I like the most is the opening hour, till 10 pm ;) So to sum up, recommend!

We were recommended Le Dragon D'or by a Chinese friend of my wife. She's lived in Lille for many…read moreyears now and in her opinion, this is one of the only spots in Lille to get authentic Chinese food... But it's not that simple. First, let me start by saying that the food was spectacular. We ordered braised meatballs and a whole spicy fish. The owner was incredibly friendly, and as usual, surprised by my ability to eat spicy foods as a white guy. So if you're looking for spectacular Chinese food this is the spot... Now, the caveat to this is their menu. Having lived in China, I know what authentic Chinese food is. My wife's friend knows that, and that is one of the reasons she suggested this place, but she also stressed, when you walk in you'll be given a menu... Tell them you want the Chinese menu. It's no frills, on A4 paper, and not even handed out to the typical patrons. You have to ask for it. We also had to explain when ordering, that I had lived in China, could handle spice, and wanted them to make it the way they'd make it for their Chinese customers. This is the only reason why this spot gets four and not five stars. We saw other non-Chinese people come in and order from the typical menu. Sweet and sour this, mushroom noodle that. Uninspired and typical. It's a shame that people either don't know about the "secret" menu, or that if they order from it, it may be adjusted to western palates. If you're willing to go through the hoopla of assuring them you can handle it--go here, order real Chinese food and enjoy. I can't speak on the typical menu though. I'm sure it's just that typical.

From the owner: Chinoise Vietnamienne…read moreThailandaise