This is THE (and only?) place to go for Sichuanese cuisine in CDMX. Was on a family vacation here…read moreand my family has historically only gone 1-2 days without needing to eat Chinese, with this trip as no exception. This place came up on almost every blog heralding the few good Chinese places in town (there's a lot of Korean places, from the way immigration came about). Almost all the customers were Chinese, most of the front desk speaks it, they were playing CCTV10 on mute in the background, you get hot tea for free... My family is extremely picky about Chinese food and we've already been back twice. Things I would recommend: what I think is the twice-cooked pork with peppers, the cauliflower, the crawfish, the cold chicken, the cold beef "leftovers" (the body parts Westerners don't usually eat but I promise are really good).

Reliable Chinese spot! My vegetarian friend said the eggplant and tofu dishes she chose were a bit…read morebland, and I'd agree. However the kungpao chicken and green beans I had were great and did what they needed to.

Este sitio está cerca de tres hoteles y cumple con entrega!…read moreodía saborear la frescura del brócoli, los brotes de soja y los pimientos morrones en mi plato de pollo con sésamo. Creo que buscan una experiencia de alta cocina con personal elegantemente vestido,

Ordered Kung Pao chicken and it hit the spot. Felt very clean and safe, I imagine most items on…read moretheir menu are good based on my order!

I'm not sure why there aren't more reviews about this place ! This place is delicious! Service and…read morefood are excellent! I recommend camarones a la diabla, they're spicy but incredible. What topped it off were the complimentary Mezcal shots from the chef! Thank you!

From the owner: comida chicalense: la mezcla de la comida de Mexicali y Sinaloa con la comida chinaread more

They offer an excellent variety of food, friendly prompt service with some English speaking help, a…read moreterrific break from Mexican food! Right in the downtown district. You might have to search to find it, but it was worth it. Price performer, too. Delicious.

After a long day walking around the wonderful museums of Zocalo, I found myself here for a late…read morelunch. They had a lot of seats, but some of them were in a part of the restaurant that did not receive much light. Their rest room was terrible. I ordered the shrimp fried rice and it came with a lot of shrimp. The shrimp was unpealed and while I understand it is a style that lots of people like, I am not a fan. The rice itself was okay.

This was a random pick while searching for a place to dine at in Mexico City. Restaurant is in a…read morecourtyard with several other nice upscale restaurants in Satellite mall. This restaurant was nicely decorated and was quiet on a Tuesday night. I'm betting it's packed on the weekend. Service was very attentive and exceeded expectations. Menus were available in English which was a plus. Appetizer of rangoons was loaded with meat. I had the spicy chicken noodles which were really tasty. Sauce was sweet and a hint of spice. Noodles had a texture more like an Italian noodle rather than what you expect with a Chinese dish. My colleague ordered a fried rice which looked moist and he almost polished off the entire huge serving. The servings here are large! A palate cleansing frozen lemonade in a shot glass with a fortune cookie was served. Very unusual and excellent. Dessert was a Coco Flan. Packed with coconut flakes and unabashedly sweet. Overall one of the best meals enjoyed in Mexico City.

First, the good things. The interior is beautiful, if not luxurious. The service is impeccable…read more I felt as though there were 3 or 4 servers serving our table of two people, attending to the details - creating a level of unnecessary formality! But I give them credit for providing excellent service! Now onto the not so good part. The prices are excessive. If you are from the US, the prices are above and beyond the US prices. The two of us spent over $100. I had not expected that. Let me give an example - 3 egg rolls for 325 pesos! That's $16 USD, or over $5 for each egg roll! A small soup was over $10 USD, not to mention how excessively salty it was! We wanted to have the Peking duck. There was no option to order 1/2 a duck as there were just two of us. So we decided to order the whole duck anyway, for about $60 USD! The duck was ok. But the pancakes and the sauce did not meet the standard, and the rice that came with it could have used a bit more cooking time. Overall, it was a highly mixed experience. I felt the most of the cost of the dinner went towards paying for the look of the restaurant and the service, very little would go to justifying the quality and the value of the food. Not recommended.

As someone who has lived in NYC Chicago and Hawaii, I find Asian Bay to be an above average Chinese…read morerestaurant. But their dumplings are a little too doughy, their salt and pepper fried dishes are not nearly as authentic and good as those I have had elsewhere. There aren't enough vegetable dishes. It has a great atmosphere fitting a relatively old school Asian restaurant in the Americas.

We were craving a Chinese meal after a wonderful week in CDMX. Since this restaurant is only a few…read moreblocks from our hotel, we decided to check it out. We were a little hesitant because of some of the mixed reviews on here. HOWEVER, we were VERY PLEASED with our delicious meal! Note: it appears the first half of the menu contains Mexican Chinese items, while the second half is authentic Chinese items. We had a wickedly hot and delicious Szechuan chicken dish, a pan fried noodles dish, a tofu/mixed vegetables stir fry and a pot of sweet and sour soup. The portions were generous and our party of three ate very heartily and we still had leftovers. Efficient, attentive service. Clean, classy indoor dining areas and outdoor patio. It's a family owned business and we briefly chatted with the owner. Everyone is friendly. DO eat here!