Typical chinese/asian buffet place with typical ambiente, typical choice of meals and typical…read moreprices. Whats good about it is that you can choose to go to the buffet and have your meal made fresh and brought to your table. Doing so, you get to choose what you want to eat and can choose among a great variety of sauces. Thats definitely a plus compared to some other places. The also have a terrace which is nice, now that the river Sieg has been freed and the whole inner city has been rearranged. They also have special smokers rooms and a good lunch offer.

Dynasty is more out of the way up nearby Geisweid in northern Siegen than the others, but if I had…read moreto choose a "go-to" Chinese Buffet / Mongolian Grill restaurant in Siegen (I've now been to the three largest), I think this one would be it. This stems not from the food so much as the atmosphere and decor. Simply put, Dynasty is the prettiest one in town. It has ornate chandeliers, a large and open buffet with salads, vegetables, sliced meats, ice cream, and stir-fried dishes, a brightly illuminated aquarium by the front door, and offers a more intimate atmosphere for groups with private booths. The food is pretty standard, and I was a little disappointed that they didn't offer tofu for making your own dish for the grill. The staff are plenty friendly, and they made sure that we were taken care of even though there were lots of other patrons that night during Christmas season. Overall, I would go back again for a special occasion if I was looking to eat as much as I could.

For Asian food in germany, and in a small village, this was pretty good food. The buffet, although…read morenot extensive, the resteraunt was not that big. The food was fresh, tasty and plentiful. Its a nice place to go for lunch, and the service is good, although you may struggle a little if you dont speak any German or Chinese.

This is one of the few places in Siegen that sells pho, and given the sometimes rainy climate of…read moreNRW, a bowl of hot, rice-noodle soup is sometimes exactly what the body needs to feel a little better. The business is owned by a nice (Vietnamese?) family, and for how small this shop is, they really accomplish much with the space they have. Some of the shop is for pan-Asian groceries like wasabi, fish sauce, rice cookers, tea sets, nori, and other ingredients typical of East Asian (and some Indian) cuisine. The other part of the store is an open kitchen and small dining room with three or four tables where customers can get some lunch. The store is small but functional, especially for selling specialty ingredients not typically found in German grocers. Just be sure to bring cash as they do not take credit or debit cards (at least since the last time I went). Overall, this place is good for a tasty lunch, ingredients for Asian cooking, and inexpensive spices.

This place used to be my quick-but-okay source of asian food. It is kind of back-alley, due to its…read morepositioning at Löhrstraße and its small size. I cannot say anything about the bubble-tea quality (urks), but the choice of the small supermarket is typically asian, and i like it. It does not have too many fresh vegetables, but the standard pan-asian (chinese?) spices and ingredients which I wouldnt no where to get in Siegen, if not there. The food form the diner is okay for a quick lunch or a cheap dinner. You can both eat in the diner, where some seats and tables are provided, but they lack any attempt to create an athmosphere. Very functional. So, for me, takeaway is the better choice. Sadly food quality really varies. Personally, I dont go there for lunch anymore, because the last time i had lunch there tasted like yesterdays oil in the wok. There are other asian restaurants around, which I would rather recommend.