We went with my wife who is from Jiangxi, Nanchang to eat here and absolutely loved it. We heard…read morethey make Jiangxi province type of noodles(made from rice) here with the provinces spice style and they tasted really awesome. I had ordered the Kung Pao chicken and I was ashamed because I kept eating more from my wifes dish because it was just so damn good! I really do recommend eating here, the food is very tasty and made clearly by a great chef. I'm hard pressed to give this 4 or 5 stars, but the dish was just so perfect I have to go with 5.

Food was perfectly spiced and authentic. Very nice presentation, you can feel the love put into it…read more Staff was super nice. They have a high chair for kids :-)

After reading the reviews I'd decided that this would be my first restaurant experience in…read moreHelsinki! Upon arrival, I noticed that that there were a lot of other single diners who had been placed at the same table. So imagine a table full of people, but no one is talking. Weird. Anyway, the waitress was so nice and sweet! She greeted me in Finnish, but then switched to English when she saw the blank stare on my face. I ordered the combo plate which in California would normally cost about $5 cost the equivalent of $16!!! Crazy, right?! Such was life in Helsinki, super expensive! Anyway, my meal included small, but tasty, portions of sweet an sour chicken, fried prawns, beef and curry chicken. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful! I had a pleasant experience, I would highly recommend it.

Before ordering I was asked what I would like to drink. I replied, "Nothing. I don't want anything…read moreto drink." I was then promptly poured a glass of water which I was charged for. These dishonest surprise charges are unacceptable and completely ridiculous. Customers should not be forced to purchase tap water if they do not want to! This is a trashy and dishonest way to conduct business. New Bamboo Center, you can do better. Helsinki, you must demand better. In slightly related news, I was forced to pay for my take-away box, but only if I didn't want to carry my leftovers home in my pocket, so I guess that extra charge was ultimately my choice.

What a surprise lunch spot at an upscale mall. Tasty Szechuan cuisine and dumplings. Good value…read more Not your average Chinese lunch restaurant. Also not a buffet (which is a good thing).

Excellent quality price. Food served in less time than it takes to eat the salad. Large Lunch…read moreportions. Friendly staff. Perfect spot for lunch (7€ lunch: salad, main dish to choose from menu, coffee / tea)

Listed on GoogleMaps as a vegetarian Chinese place, this is NOT a vegetarian Chinese place. But it…read moredoes have a separate vegetarian/vegan section of the menu, with about 15 or so items. Main dishes come with rice, so I got the chili tofu pot (€18.90), which comes with rice. It took about 20 mins for the dish to come out. The dish was definitely spicy but super flavourful, cooked with fermented bean paste, Szechuan peppercorns, red chilis, celery, a few small slices of red and green bell peppers, and more, served with a very generous portion of rice. Wonderfully flavoured dish. Coming from Vancouver, we're spoiled for top-notch authentic Chinese, and this really holds up. Highly recommended.

Date of visit: 9/3/2024…read more Not good. We ordered 4 dishes, all terrible. - dan dan noodle: noodle was over cooked. Sauce didn't taste right - wonton in spicy oil: not sure if our order was taken correctly but we got spicy wonton soup. - twice-cooked pork: tasted weird. Pork didn't taste fresh - fried cabbage: another weird tasted dish. I think they put vinegar in the dish. It tasted sourish! Will not recommend!

I had lunch at Lau's recently on a Sunday. It was my first visit -- the place doesn't look like…read moremuch from the outside, but it is has great décor and really clean inside. I took one of the set menus: spring rolls, fried prawns, fried pork, chicken curry, a beef dish, and fried banana with ice cream for dessert. Everything was tasty and filling -- I left satisfied. The terrace outside was packed so this seems to be a local joint. Service was efficient and friendly, food reasonably priced. Lau's really surprised me and exceeded my expectations -- warmly recommend and look forward to my next visit!

You NEED to eat here. It's ridiculously good, and even more ridiculously inexpensive. I offered to…read morepay them twice but they declined. Wonderful experience.

This was a happy surprise during our long journey in Europe!…read more It is near end of August, and Helsinki is already at chilling 10 degree C at night (I know it's not cold for the locals, but for people from Taiwan and California, it is already cold!) My family was very tired after 2 weeks of traveling in Europe, and we are staying at the very nice apartment hotel Aallonkoti, about 2 minutes away from the restaurant. My mother missed Asian cooking very much, so I decided to give this Chinese restaurant a try when I walked by. The restaurant seems to serve buffet as a dining-in option, but I went for the a la carte option anyways, because that's how Chinese people like to order :p I ordered stir fried green leafy veggies (not the mixed ones), a tofu dish, veggie fried noodles, chicken & corn soup, and lemon chicken with the waitress' recommendation. They came out all very delicious!! The seasoning was just right, not too salty. The veggies were fresh and had a good balance of crisp and moist. And the lemon chicken was super delish!!! The veggie portion in the noodle dish was very generous! Rice was good. Overall, we were all very happy! Despite that we still tried to eat some local Finnish food everyday, we actually ate one meal everyday from here during our stay in Helsinki! Haha XD The waitresses were very friendly. They even offered me hot tea while I waited for my take out order. If you happen to stay around the area and crave for some authentic Chinese dishes, try this place and go for the a la carte :)