One of the nicest chinese restaurants I've ever visited…read more The food was excellent and the service friendly. The spacious interior has been well designed and is relaxing, comfortable and exceptionally clean. Will most definately go there again.

Got a take away. Simply amazing food. It's in quite a strange place and dosnt look like much from…read morethe outside but it's lovely food. The restaurant looks lovely inside.

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Very delicious food. And good prices. The staff is so friendly even when it's busy. The interior…read moredesign is not very cosy I would say but fine to stay for an hour. Good wines too!

I ordered takeout. There was a misunderstanding and as a result we received food that was…read moreinedible. We called and they asked us to bring the food back. They essentially repackaged it and gave it back to us. when we complained again the workers began fighting amongst each other and blaming each other for the problem. It was the worst experience I have had in quite a while. We over paid for food that we could not eat. We wasted 1.5 hours of our lives reaching this state. I never write reviews, but I was so upset, I felt compelled to pass this on to warn others.

I would recommend this place to anyone who expects excellent food in an exceptionally clean…read morerestaurant and served by polite, friendly staff. The entrance to this restaurant is very inviting with cute asian artefacts nicely displayed. The well designed interior is welcoming and comfortable. This wasn't my first visit there and most certainly, won't be my last.

The Royal Gourmet is one of the most popular eating temples with Asian ambience. Asian, mind you,…read morebecause besides Chinese dishes there are also hints of Thai cuisine, Vietnamese dishes and Japanese sushi as well as gyoza. The quality is certainly OK for the German-European taste, but authentic cuisine is different. It also falls on the fact that here practically no Asian guests are to be found. Beside the menu there is a normal buffet as well as a mongolian buffet. Here the fish/seafood selection is positive. With the meat, however, the choice is very limited. Kangaroo, beef, chicken skewers, lamb skewer, lamb chop - that's it. Not even pig for the grill was available. The latter is also hardly represented in the normal buffet - but from my visits in Asia I know the popularity of pork in the local kitchen. From comparable establishments as well. As I said, a lot of things come from the sea - blue shark, parrotfish, zander, salmon, butterfish to name a few, as well as various kinds of shrimp and prawns, green clams with shell, pilgrim mussels (scallops) - a useful selection. Weaknesses can be found again in the fresh vegetables, which are cut quite roughly. Staff: friendly and initially also attentive. But in order to order some drinks, one had to call somebody, and in order to pay, one even had to talk to one of the employees at the counter. Price: From a Hamburg point of view, Berlin has the reputation of being noticeably cheaper. Concerning price and quality, the latter is below Hamburg standard, the price above. Ambience: The interior is already very "traditional". Unfortunately, it is too kitschy even for an "eastern" with Bruce Lee. What a pity, because there is definitely modern Asian design. If I didn't know better, this would probably shape my image of Asia here. For many other guests at least it will probably be so. Well then - the buffet is open!