I don't know how it got high rate, maybe this restaurant has good taste food. However, the service…read moreis very poor. I walked in with Asian face and the owner kick me to the corner even there is no much people here. I feel sorry for this but I need to write down true feedback.

We found the Royal Garden restaurant on our last night in Copenhagen. The family was craving…read morenoodles and soup and this was a perfect place to have dinner. It was a cold and windy Copenhagen day and we needed the comfort food and a warm place to eat dinner after a long day of sightseeing. We ordered the beef with housemade rice noodles, the sizzling chicken with veggies, and the beef fried noodles with veggies, along with the chicken hot and sour soup. EVERYTHING was delicious. The food ingredients were high quality and fresh and every dish was perfectly seasoned (just needed a little salt or soy sauce to taste). Then we shared the fried banana with ice cream for dessert! It was an absolutely wonderful way to end our meal. More great flavors.The waitstaff was kind, welcoming and accommodating. We didn't have reservations, but we were still able to easily get a table on a Sunday night at 7:00. The restaurant was filled with happy diners of couples, friends and families. And it's a very pretty and very comfortable place to relax and have a wonderful meal. We would certainly return and would highly recommend the Royal Garden. AND they have a huge dim sum menu for those looking for dim sum!

We were craving Asian food in Copenhagen and this place was not far from our apartment so we…read morethought to give it a try. Food: we ordered the duck and some vegetable dish. Both dishes were overly salty. Now I understand most places charge for water in Denmark but they charged us 3 euros per water and the tap water was in an old coka cola clear cup which you can tell that has been used for several years.

It's not beijing but the best Peking duck in town! Fantastic services by a little family driven…read morerestaurant. Very local but undoubtedly a place worth visiting. You can get both authentic and westernized Chinese food

I've eaten at a lot of restaurants in Copenhagen and I have to say that MAOBAO is in my top 10. It…read morebegan as a pop-up and is now a permanent dinner spot inside Sidecar (another favorite cafe) from Tuesday - Sunday evening. If you're a tourist and are looking for the best local foodie spots in town, head to MAOBAO. I have yet to try everything on the menu but my top items so far are: Hong Kong Pulled Pork Bao 5/5 Pork & Shrimp Chili Wontons 5/5 Duck Breast & Cashew Cream 5/5 I've also tried the Chicken & Garlic Chive Dumplings, Celeriac Bao, and Ice Cream Bao, which are all delicious but the above 3 were by far the top contenders. If you're feeling wild, they also offer a 7-course chef's menu for 310/person. Prices are standard for Copenhagen, I just wish they didn't charge for tap water. Already planning my next visit!

MAOBAO, where art thou?…read more The only bad thing about this place is that they're never around when you're having ultimate craving for fluffy white bao with pork fillings and peanut crumblings on it. No, seriously bro - what's an Asian girl got to do here to have an easy access to those divine baos? I have tried baos here and there, but MAOBAO wins the fluffiest bao competition hand down although the fillings can be better varied, but I ain't complaining here. With the price of 60 kr for two baos, it's a little bit steep everywhere else but Denmark (well, maybe not Norway but I am not even sure if there are baos up there in the arctic circle) but I would definitely shut up and let them take my money. For now, I would just have to stalk them on social media to find out where they're going to appear next.

I have finally found a place serving Taiwanese Beef Noodle soup! The first thing that caught my…read moreattention was that the noodles are homemade. Good chew with the noodles and did not get soggy in the broth. Beef slices are very tender! They also add ver tender tendons which I loved! The egg as well was very very flavorful. The only comment I have was that I am used to a stronger/spicier beef broth. But the broth was still pretty good and had a good beef flavor. I also ordered a side of jellyfish salad which was a nice contrast with its sour flavor and crisp cucumbers. Overall definitely a place to visit again!

Nice restaurant in the centre of the city (very close from Paludan Café / Copenhagen Synagogue)…read more The restaurant serves Chinese / Taiwanese food. The waiters are nice and the food is tasty! The array of options aren't anything out of this world, but the prices are affordable. I specially recommend the Taiwanese soup.

I went here numerous of time when I was in CPH. I had tried all of the dishes on the menu and I…read moreloved them all. It's a great place for Taiwanese food and boba tea. Must order dishes are the fried duck special, pork meatball soup, braised pork rice, boba milk tea and lychee black tea. Good portion. Standard Danish price. Service was friendly and quick.

3.5 stars for us. We were surprised to find Taiwanese food in CPH during our trip so ofc we had to…read moretry! Family run biz and was quite busy on a Sunday evening. Casual ambiance with some indoor and outdoor seating. Note - no restroom on site. The gua bao and lu rou fan were delicious and as expected. Pretty authentic minus the pickles which were more Danish but still good. The beef noodle soup and potstickers were a bit disappointing but not terrible. Potsticker filling not flavorful and skin a bit dry. Beef noodle soup broth was not deep and not much beef flavor, also not sure what kind of noodles they used. Beef itself was very tender and good though. Not a bad spot if you are craving Asian food, actually run by Taiwanese people.

This was great, but wow was it crowded. The dishes were tasty though and we really enjoyed them! I…read morewould recommend to anyone looking for something different and delicious.

Loved it! Great food and options and customer service, you can do take out or dine In. I got the…read morepad see eww and my friend tried the wings

Your regular "China grill". I got fried noodles with chicken, and I liked it. It wasn't fancy, a…read morebit too much frying oil (as you'd expect from a china grill), but seasoned pretty (very) much to my liking. The seating area was a bit too plain, but not uncomfortable. Note: They don't take credit cards (as of May 25th 2013)

The best Chinese food you can ever get in town!! Trust me.The food was excellent and the price…read morecannot be more reasonable! What impressed me the most is the friendliness and the hospitality of the staff..will definitely come visit again!!!!!

Amazing and fresh! We are from the States and absolutely loved it!!…read moreService was great. Ambiance... small and quaint.

We went for New Years Eve and truly had some of the best Chinese food we have ever eaten…read more Everything was so fresh and flavorful. It's family run and they are so welcoming and accommodating. I have Celiacs, which usually makes Chinese food a non starter, but they made everything with gluten free soy sauce and it was incredible. You will not be disappointed

They serve shark fin soup, and should absolutely not have anyone's business until they take it off…read morethe menu. Shameful, really.

In spite of its somewhat sad decor and less-than-optimal location, I found myself at their doors…read moreone evening, but opted out when I realised that they carry shark fin soup on the menu! Very shocked and surprised to find shark fin soup in Denmark, a country that is usually quite well-informed and progressive in matters concerning conservation and animal protection. There are at least two other Chinese restaurants in this part of the city that do not feature shark fin soup, the nearest one being Nihao on Østerbrogade, literally just a few blocks from here. In case you don't know what my beef with shark fin soup is, the problem comes in the way the sharks are caught, and the fact that shark fins contain no flavour or nutritional value at all, they are entirely made up of cartilage. When sharks are fished for the fins, they are typically caught, their fins are cut off, and the still living, but slowly dying, shark is tossed back in the water. Won't be visiting this place, and I'd urge others to stay away, too.

As per my Danish standards, this would be a 3 star review, but a 2 star in the States. This is an…read moreOK buffet. All the food is pretty good, but largely fried or greasy. this is NOT Veggie friendly, AT ALL. Skip it, vegans/vegetarians.. There are a few items that are vegetarian, but not worth the 128 DKK price. If you eat seafood, or are a full on meat eater, you would do fine here. Lots of Thai curries, fried spring rolls, dumplings, tempura, sushi, and more. The people that work here are fine enough, but they tend to talk to each other in Chinese and you don't know what is really going on (but I do ;) They are good about coming by and clearing your plates regularly as well. Their soft serve ice cream dessert station is pretty awesome. It's just vanilla in cups, but there's 4 different sauces and 6 different toppings. I made 2 sundaes! Yum I didn't get sick here, so that's a good thing, yeah? This place is always busy so I feel like they go through a lot of product quickly and as a result, it's likely anything ever goes bad... So at least you're safe on that front.

Normally I'm not a big fan of Chinese buffet kinda places, but Chun Bo is somewhat different. The…read morefood is always freshly prepared, and is never sitting out all night. There is a mix of thai, chinese, japanese (surprisingly decent sushi). And last but not least a SOFT ICE (ice cream) machine.. yay.. Especially a fan of the spring rolls, red curry and the sushi.. The staff are always super polite and friendly. So yes, taken to consideration that it is a buffet place, its fairly good and deserve its 4 stars for that type of restaurant.