Tucked away from Zeil street, this place may go unnoticed. I bookmrked this place and always…read moreforgot about it because its in some creepy side street. Sorry!! forgive the fact that my picture is of food half eaten! I was exhausted after a long day and I just decided to eat in (minus the fact that there was a long wait and a small dining space) . Still jet lagged and starved I completely did not realize until I was 5 bites in - that the ShoMai was HUMONGOUS... and they were very good too. The shrimp dumplings, same deal... HUGE. Definitely on my come back list.

I am a big fan of yum cha and having eaten it in many countries around the world, been on the…read morelookout for it in Germany for the last four years. Munich has one or two places that serve some but pretty ordinary and so, I was excited to discover this one. The menu here is mostly yum cha or, dim sum as some would call it. They make everything in house and it comes out steaming from the kitchen. They have most of the classic dishes and a couple of creations i have not seen before. They don't have carts going around like the big places in HK but, they do have the same paper menu cards where you can mark what you want. They refill your tea here for no extra charge, a practice similar to most classic yum cha places. We ordered a few dishes to share and they have a small choice of vegetarian items as well. Most of the dishes tasted good and whilst not exactly like they do in HK but good. The BBQ pork was great, prawn dumplings good and the mushroom dumplings were really good. Service is very quick and friendly and the place was packed by the time we left. The majority of diners were Asian, a positive sign. Prices are a bit high but I would happily pay for the quality. Definitely a place I would come back to for Sunday yum cha :-) It's a place hidden away in the back of a shopping plaza behind the Westin hotel. No signs on the street telling you where this is. A lovely find in town :-))

When my extraordinary generous hosts told me they were taking me to Chinese food in Frankfurt…read moreGermany I really wasn't sure what to expect. As a HK native I braced for something that was going to be heavily modified for a completely different palate. To my delight the food here was very faithful to its root flavors and was an excellent representation. The dim sum selection was delicious, I especially enjoyed the shrimp balls, egg roll, and seaweed roll. The stir fry dishes were very good as well and I think the brisket was notable stand out dish. At the end we had a nice hot custard pudding with tapioca pearls. The restaurant itself was beautifully decorated and furnished and the staff was so pleasant and friendly, they arranged a nice setting for our large group and we were well taken care of throughout the meal. The staff member who was our primary contact was even so kind as to give me some beer glasses to take home when she overheard me telling another diner about getting some as souvenirs. This is a wonderful little alcove of good Chinese cooking and friendly staff and I hope to visit again next time I am in Frankfurt.

Hidden Gem. Wonderful staff. Beautiful place. Amazing food. Very very best service. Came alone…read morebut was treated so well never realized while I was eating. Located 2 mins walk from the Frankfurt Hilton. I'll be returning every visit. Wow. If Madame Mei's was in my hometown, would be weekly for sure. I love great Chinese food. Hard to find .. Thank you Madam Mei

I get take out from here all the time. I get chicken with fried noodles, dim sum, gyoza, chop suey,…read morewell lots of stuff. I mainly like chicken, so I stay with it. I had one spicy beef dish and it was good too. I haven't had a dish I didn't like. I do recommend a try.

Definitely a must try, as authentic as they can get.. Priced slightly on the higher side but worth…read moretrying and going back for more...

Very nice food and service. Really enjoyed the visit to this place!! I'm was excited about the…read moremasterpiece on my plate

This place has a very good selection of dimsum, offering both steamed and fried and also sweet and…read moresavory dishes. It's dimsum is efinitely one of the best you can have in Frankfurt. The price is a third lower than the Dimsum Haus but the portion is also a third smaller. I think the portion is just right so that you can try several dimsum dishes. For 2 people we had 9 dimsum and 3 drinks, the bill was 46,50. We will definitely come back to try the other dishes.

From the owner: Herzlich willkommen zu unser Unternehmensprofil. Das Restaurant Yung gibt es seit 08.10.1988 und…read moreblickt auf eine lange Tradition zurück. Wir sind auf chinesische Peking und spezialisiert. Bei uns brauchen Sie die Peking Ente nicht vorzubestellen. Die Ente werden bei uns täglich frisch gegrillt. Außerdem sind wir auf Dimsums spezialisiert. Alle Dimsums sind hausgemacht. Die Auswahl umfaßt über 30 verschiedene Sorten. Unser komplettes Programm ist frei von Glutamat. Soweit es geht verwenden wir auch Sauce und Gewürze ohne Geschmacksverstärker. Aktuell finden Sie unser Restaurant auf der Oeder Weg 32. Haben wir Sie neugierig gemacht? Wir freuen uns auf ihren Besuch.

This was our first meal in Germany. This place is cheap but not honestly not that great. It wasnt…read moreanything appealing that would make me want to go back again.

Been at Ramstein for about 2 weeks and have been given all the Chinese spots a visit to see what's…read morewhat. The places on base, and the Asian wok are absolute trash in my opinion. Don't bother the Euro or dollars on their food Stopped in there for some takeout, we were seated and offered complimentary iced tea which is absolutely amazing, iced tea was amazing might I add. The place itself is very comfortable not unlike any Chinese joint I've been to before, no greasy smell or humidity that is prevalent in other spots. The food itself came out in about 20 minutes and had complimentary items in there as well, the quality of soup was probably better than some places stateside, I had the Tom Yum chicken. The pad thai was also a cut above the rest. I wholeheartedly endorse this little place and recommend anyone with a fix for Chinese stop here. You won't regret it

One if the best hot pot restaurants in Frankfurt. Was very sad as old location closed. Long time no…read morenews about re-opening and suddenly it was back. :) Very clean and large buffet. The restaurant is in the basement, so no windows. But it remembers me feel from 'home'. This makes it so authentic. Not only the food but also the whole atmosphere makes you feel you are in China. Definitely not a place for romantic candle light dinners but for everyone who wants to taste real good Chinese hotpot. ^^ Price is more than acceptable for what they offer. Drinks are cheap in the new concept. Say: All you can eat and all you can drink soft drinks.

The food is good, especially the hot pot…read more But minute 1* because: We go with a group of 16 peoples. The buffet price is 15€/person, there are not enough nearby tables for us except two tables in the same room, but the manager said that we need to purchase more than 300€ he will arrange for the table???? After a long time waiting, we can have 2 tables for 16 (normally, 6 peoples/table)

I would say 3.5 stars and so I rounded up to 4 stars. I will be perfectly honest and can't say…read morethis place is good or my ancestors would nod their head in utter disappointment. Since we are living in wiesbaden, I've already accepted the fact that there is no way we can get traditional Chinese food. Wannabe chinese food? Yep-- this place is decent and the price is definitely fair. They have all the major staple dishes that you'll see at a Chinese takeout place. The people who work there speak mandarin as they work, German to their customers, and some of them understand English. I was surprised with how clean everything was- the floors, ceilings, and the furniture look like they are new or in very good condition. It's not a hole in the wall place like you typically picture in Manhattan. I ordered the beef, chicken and veggie pan fried noodles because it's hard to mess that up. The portion was huge and could easily be split. My husband got some fried chicken with sweet and sour pineapple sauce. The fried chicken tasted good, but it was more of a Chicken Katsu rather than your traditional sweet and sour chicken pieces where each individual piece is deep fried in a thick batter. The sauce was more like a duck sauce with pineapple chunks in it. It didn't taste bad, but it just wasn't what we expected it to taste like... I still miss traditional shao long bao, oyster pancakes, and various dim sum dishes.... but one perk is that they have spring rolls here. Ohh and they have a green fanta drink here- it's exotic fruit flavor. It is definitely a mix between passion fruit and red bull. I kinda liked it. Ni Hao is probably better than any Panda Express back in the states, so I can see it being appealing for many people. So if i ever pass through again and I need to choose between the KFC, McDonald's, or Ni Hao. I would definitely be saying, "Ni Hao" to my peeps at Ni Hao!

This is some Germanized-American-type Chinese food, remember you are in Wiesbaden. They do make it…read morefresh and quick for you, no steam table here. The portions here are large, great value for money, and made by actual Chinese people who speak Chinese. No General Tso's Chicken though.