Checked out this place with the family since it was conveniently on the U line that I was on making…read moreit easy to jump on/off. It was really, really warm that day, but didn't have any space to sit outside. The waitress. who was very nice, tried to at least put us near a window, but it didn't help. We ordered lo mein and a seafood noodle soup on the Chinese side of the menu. I actually thought the noodles were pretty good. As for Korean, outside of the bulgogi prix-fixe menu, the only other thing Korean I saw was the Mul-naengmyeon (Korean cold noodles in chilled broth) , which I thought was ok since it was pretty hot. I liked the fact they put kimchi in there. Overall, I enjoyed the food here and would go back again.

Perhaps this is the best asian food in town. Original asian food. The Korean bbq is awesome. Big…read morechoice between a lot of different dices.

Grabbed dinner here after learning that the Korean restaurant I wanted to go to was closed…read more(something to keep in mind when eating out here). I was surprised to see a beef kimchi dish. It was an ok alternative to eating Korean food and it was pretty spicy. My friend also ordered the prawns, which were big and juicy. As for the service, it wasn't the greatest. Since no one spoke English, they tried to give me a waitress who spoke Korean, but she only knew how to say "Enjoy your meal" in Korean. She went off shift and the remaining staff wouldn't respond to us.

I wanted to like the restaurant but the food is just not good. I shared with the owner my thoughts…read moreof the food. she says since not a lot of Chinese are here these days, she asks the chef to "adapt" a bit. Sadly it is a compromising reality, but there are better ones in town.

The most generous and friendly Asian restaurant I've been to in Germany. Along with the food we…read moreordered, we were also served with free mini spring rolls, juice boxes, and fried bananas. We were surprised and happy by their generosities. Rating is also based on how fast they served the food, how big the portion size is, and how cheap it is compared to the other Asian restaurant we've been to. We'll definitely come back again

I find this restaurant like a perfect place to save you time in the evening after work and take…read moreaway food there. I ordered noodles with duck and with mini spring rolls additionally. The portion was so big that I could split this portion to 3 times. It was tasty but nothing special.

Not bad if u ask for the special Chinese menu(in Chinese & German with photo) , then it's the real…read moreChinese taste. but be ready, their might be sth inside that u cannot accept like stomach staff... A little bit over oilly, need green tee to "clean" my mouth sometimes. Price is OK, normal in Germany.

Staff was very friendly, the food was very spicy as warned, they were very flavorful but they were…read moreall very salty.

The food is amazing. The people are lovely. It's authentic Sichuan, so don't expect it to be like…read moreany other standard (as Germans would say: "08/15") asian fast-food restaurant. But if you do like the occasional sweet and sour chicken or if somebody who's tagging along is unsure if their palate can take the Sichuan spices, you can even go for these. Even their non-authentic asian food tastes better than anywhere else in town (at least the ones I tasted). That said, my favourite are their Sichuan pepper dishes. Amazing - getting the craving, just thinking about it. Meanwhile the restaurant seems to be pretty well known, especially in the chinese community, because a lot of asians come to enjoy their meal here, which for me is a pretty darn good indication for authentic food. A bit of a let down is the space. It still got it's original German Bierkneipe from the 90's feel to it. The tenants seem to not be allowed to alter it enough (was the same with the Korean place before it). So it could be cosier, but they did their best. So don't be afraid if it doesn't look the way you would expect. Check the photos, and definitely try it out. Huge recommendation!

Pick something from the red hidden Chinese menu (if you know Chinese)…read more However, the restaurant is pricey, very pricey. We ordered three dishes, a soup, and two drinks, it's already more than 50 euros. But the portion is enough to make you feel full. The service is ordinary. It's not as bad as some Asian restaurants.

Sadly this very nice restaurant is now gone, killed by Covid perhaps. Enjoyed eating there from…read more1974 to 2013.

Ignore the buffet and ask for hot pot, which is mostly served upstairs. There is a small all you…read morecan eat buffet of various hot pot elements, plus some dim sum. The hostess upstairs is friendly and speaks English, German, Mandarin, and Shanghainese.

Glad I stumbled upon this restaurant while browsing Yelp for places in the Möhringen area to have a…read moremeal. I was pleasantly surprised when we walked in to see a diverse crowd in a restaurant that's a bit in the shadows if you don't know where it's located. Food was very good, they had a very large and substantial amount of items on the menu. In both German and English. Our server spoke enough English to get by. Food came out promptly and it was great. Looking forward to coming back! They also offer take away.

Food was good. I had Thai curry with duck. Service was OK, it could have been a little faster;…read morehowever, considering this is the only Chinese/Thai place near my hotel, it is definitely worth a stop.