I couldn't decide for a very long time if I want to give this place a 4 or 5 star rating, and it…read morewould have been more accurate to rate it 9/10. However, it wasn't exceptional. The staff was great and the menu comes with pictures and several languages including English, which was very nice considering it's a Chinese restaurant in Italy. The servers were quick and the dishes I ordered didn't take long to arrive. The atmosphere in the restaurant is friendly and clean. I ordered jasmine tea, Cantonese rice and sweet and sour chicken(because I myself am a chicken and didn't wanna try anything too exciting). The waiter brought complimentary chips right away, and within 10 minutes I had all of my food. The rice smelled amazing but was a little dry, which wasn't a big deal since I had the sweet and sour chicken. However, the chicken surprised me a bit because there was no breading and the sauce was more sour than sweet; it came with some fresh veggies on top which were fantastic. Overall, I am just used to the American Chinese food and this was a different but definitely good experience! I would definitely come back here and try something else because the menu is full of options, including very tasty looking vegetarian ones.

I would describe this restaurant as "workman Chinese" food. The menu comes in English and Italian…read moreand they have over a hundred options grouped in to categories such as antipasti, rice, seafood, pork, tofu and so on. I have the Cantonese rice, sweet and sour chicken, pork dumplings and pork with vegetables. The rice was light and fluffy and had a mixture of egg, pork and vegetables, exactly as it should have. The sweet and sour chicken was a breaded fried chicken cutlet covered in a very tangy sweet and sour sauce with lots of vegetables mixed in. The pork dumplings were pork with onions and garlic wrapped in a wonton wrapping and fried on a flat top grill, very similar to gyoza. The pork with vegetables was meaty pork bites with vegetables in a brown sauce that was tasty, but I can't identify. The sauces seemed like they came from jar. There was nothing wrong with them, but they seemed a bit flat. The decor is neat and tidy and pretty standard for a Chinese restaurant. Most of the tables were 4-tops, but there are a few smaller tables and I do not doubt you could ask for tables to be combined for a bigger party. The service was excellent. We were sat immediately and the server came quickly to take our order and helped us decide. The dishes began coming out of the kitchen quickly and in the correct order. If I were in California I would have likely given this place a 3/5, it is a fine choice. But in Italy when I'm tired of Italian food and themes and want a change of pace, it is definitely a 4/5. This is one of the few places in Trieste I have seen that will accept Discover card.

This place is extremely underrated! First time here and the first impression, the restaurant was…read moreclean, beautiful decor, lots of seating options both indoor and outdoor. They have all you can eat options for lunch and dinner as well as a LARGE sit down menu. They have everything from Chinese food to Japanese food and delicious Italian deserts. I loved that they even had "baby" menu options. They also have liquor, beer and wine. The food was extremely fresh, came out quickly with great portion sizes. The prices were incredible. Highly recommend you try it.

Disclaimer: I'm not a fan of Chinese food in general. I usually find it boring and bland. I prefer…read moreThai, hands down, when given the choice. But I'm flexible, so I "enjoy" Chinese food when I'm dining with friends who suggest Chinese. It was a friend who led me to China Town. We opted to order off the menu instead of the buffet. The hot and sour soup was a little different than what I'm used to, but it was a pleasing (if peppery) flavor. I enjoyed it. My main dish, however, was MORE bland and boring than I've ever had. No problem, right? just mix in some hot oil and give it a minute to sink in, right? Except they don't have any hot oil available (what?!?). My eggroll was soggy, chewy, and tasted frozen. I'm gonna guess they grabbed it from a vat on the buffet (that's what I would have done..) If you're into quantity (buffet) or just reallllllly like Chinese food, no matter what, then maybe you'll enjoy it. But if you're the slightest bit snobby about it, there's nothin' to see here.

We dined here twice over a few days for a change and we really enjoyed most of the food. We would…read morerecommend it. It opens from noon to 3pm for lunch and then opens from 6pm evenings and each evening we went in close to opening time the staff were sat round a table having a communal meal. We were largely ignored when we went in so we sorted out our own seating. Language was a barrier and caused a bit of confusion around Coca Cola - we wanted zero but they kept offering the full sugar variety. We got sorted after a while with lots of smiles all around. On night one we ordered 5 dishes: chicken and sweetcorn soup and pork ribs to start. We asked to have the ribs without batter, but they came battered; maybe the language barrier again. Our mains were chicken fried rice, sweet & sour pork and a vegetarian noodle dish. We also had a portion of beansprouts. The food was delicious and second night we went there early again and we waited for the staff to finish their communal meal opting for hot & sour soup, spring rolls, chicken fried rice, vegetarian noodles and bean sprouts. The portions were generous and the food was mostly delicious but the battered pork ribs were pretty poor 2 star and the sweet & sour pork was a good three star in a two star more vinegary sauce. The food came sporadically like the chicken fried rice arrived but the sweet & sour pork took a while then the beansprouts took another while. The welcome was muted both nights, most likely the language barrier and it had no discernible atmosphere, added to this each night 4 euro of the bill was the Italian coperto charge. It is what it is. When we paid at the end we got fortune cookies to go.

The stir fry noodles were horrific. Nearly inedible. Lots of the other meals were very hit or miss,…read morenothing impressive Not an enjoyable meal!

My family members went to eat here and I asked them to bring me something home. WELL.... I was…read morepleasantly surprised, almost shocked, at the quality of the food. Having eaten Chinese food for many years, I must say that their fried rice was the best I've ever had. The steamed dumplings were excellent. And I warmed it up the next day! Wow! Would absolutely recommend this restaurant to friends and family. Looking forward to going again!

Atmosphere: It's a big place with indoor and outdoor seating. Parking lot is a bit small for how…read morebig the place is and reversing out when it's busy can be tricky. Food: Vegetable dumplings: just okay. Very doughy and dry. 2/5 Egg drop soup: Very plain. Had to add salt and pepper. 2/5 Chow mien with meat: good but very salty. 3/5 Cantonese fried rice, hot & sour soup, Prawns with Chinese sauce, Sweet and sour chicken: All good. 4/5 Service was good Overall, probably one of the better Chinese places we've had around here. I wouldn't crave anything they had but if i craved Chinese food in general, I'd come here again. Overall rating, 4/5

Food was pretty good. I got chicken and rice, and my boyfriend got some sushi. Both were good and I…read morereally enjoyed the way that my chicken was cut, made it easier to eat. I will say we went for lunch and it was dead and empty in there, was kind of worried for a little bit but maybe it's a more popular dinner spot.

Amazing food, great service. This was the fix we needed for Chinese after having so much Italian…read morefood. Everything comes out hot and fresh. You do have to order everything separately and it comes out one thing at a time, but it was so tasty! We came back 2 days in a ro