In Hamburg for the weekend and saw this place near my hotel. I walked into a wonderfully decorated…read moreCantonese restaurant bustling with happy faces. I ordered the Szechuan Chili Dumplings and Wonton Soup with Vermicelli and Pak Choi. Everything was served fast, hot and delicious! It's worth crossing the street from the train station to get a great meal. Go here.

Came here after Tim Raue's recommendation, and even after having had some of his recommended…read moredishes, I cannot say I quite follow him. The place is absurdly popular, boasting a queue even for reserved diners on a weekend evening. Decor is run-down ethno Chinese, service curt, and there are far fewer people of Chinese heritage among the diners than in other restaurants in town. The dim sum are ... decent, but they are priced a little too high for what they are. You'll need 3-4 servings per head to not be hungry. Best dish we had was "Lai-Wong-Bao" from the dessert menu, like a high-end crossover of Dampfnudeln and Schmalznudeln. Drinks prices are too high (the menu on their website is outdated).

I lived in the area long time ago and sometimes between 1993 and 1995 I ate here with my Chinese…read moreboyfriend very delicious Chinese food. I no longer live here but visit often. But this is a first time I went back to this restaurant and I wasn't disappointed. I was only 4 days in Hamburg and went twice to eat here. Chinese food is my favorite food and I live close to San Francisco where we have delicious Chinese food so for me the food has to be authentic. We had Duck both times and it was absolutely delicious! Will be back for sure. The restaurant is updated and has different owners. Everything wgreat!

There's a reason this Hamburg Chinese restaurant has such a large Chinese, Thai, Filipino…read moreclientele; it's the real deal done well. Reasonably priced lunch specials, good portions, tasty food, and comfortable seating are the pros. Don't let some of the surly staff or sublevel dwelling deter you. You're bound to leave feeling you have achieved preiswert!

Definitely No.1 Dim Sum in Hamburg!…read more I'm from Japan and I've tried many Chinese Restaurants and Imbisse in Hamburg. As for Dim Sum, Xiao Xiang is the best in Hamburg! Besides Dim Sum I tried "Ma Po Tofu". It was a bit salty for me, but it was not bad at all (it's good to eat with rice). If you are craving for delicious Dim Sum, you should try this restaurant! (In Japanese below) ハンブルクNo.1 点心の店 日曜の夜に訪問。お店の入り口はちょっと怪しい雰囲気ですが、中に入るとたくさんのお客さんで賑わっていました。とにかく点心が抜群に美味しいです！麻婆豆腐は味付けがだいぶ濃いめ（塩っぱかった）でしたが、ご飯と一緒に食べれば問題なく、味は美味しいです。ハンブルクで美味しい点心が食べられる貴重なお店です。

This hidden gem is--hands down--the best Chinese & Dim Sum in Hamburg. The quality rivals my…read morefavorite places back in San Francisco. If you're looking for the Real Deal, this is it. The chefs/owners make their dim sum THEMSELVES--no deep-freezer factory-made dumplings here. And one tastes the difference immediately. We tried two types of Har Gao, Shu Mai, Rice-Crepe rolls, chicken feet, and wan tan soup. Everything was fresh and fantastic. Generous sizes, too. The extensive menu features Hong Kong and Cantonese-style dishes. The decor is fun--strands of colorful lights complement the indoor waterfalls and gardens. Relaxed but nice. Can't wait to return and eat my way through the menu! :-)

LANGSAM!!! Wir sitzen hier seit über eine Stunde und warten immernoch auf das Essen. Es geht eine…read moreLieferando Bestellung nach dem anderen raus und wir kriegen nichts. Auf Nachfrage wird uns versprochen das es jetzt bald kommt -- das war vor eine viertel Stunde. Sehr unzufrieden.

I liked this place , I didn't love it but I would be back because their summer rolls were the best…read moreI've ever had! The dim sum were good but not a true dim sum. I ordered the beef, chicken and pork with shrimp. They were more like Japanese gyoza with minced meat which sorta made them all taste the same. We also ordered the noodles which had a coconut flavour I don't remember what they were on the menu. The noddles and veggies were a little over cooked. The noodles were Ok I don't think I would order them again. Def would like to give the glass noodles a try. Def worth a try. I still wanted to try a few more menu items.

Dong Fang really surprised us…read more When we arrived we were told that they were really busy and thus only had the buffet. A bit bummed (we both really wanted to try som dim sum), we stayed. Well lucky us, cause the buffet is amazing. Everything is fresh, the vegetables still has some bit to them, the rice isn't over cooked and all the different meats were nice and juicy. The only thing that could have take my 4. star away, was the fact that they didn't take credit cards (we only found out when we were to pay!). Not to smart, as it was pure luck that we had enough cash. But the food and nice staff ensured the four stars.

This gets 4 stars for value and serving it's purpose of a full meal. Not cuisine quality, but good…read morebasic stir-frys of veg (notably champignons and bamboo shoot), meat (chicken, shrimp, and beef), and the love or hate it deep fried section of wanton, jiaozi, fried rings of something which I didn't try, probably calamari. Also has some simple sushi and salad. Good to see also a dessert section but simple canned and fresh fruits, and a good selection of flavors of commercial tubbed ice cream. Drinks which you pay extra are reasonably priced, €2-3 euros for soft drinks and beers

They offer a large choice of dishes and the proportions in the plate are quite big. You will also…read morehave at your disposal a hot surface to keep your food at the good temperature. The only bemol is that the restaurant's interior is dark.