If there's one constant in the world, it's the fact that there are Chinese restaurants spanning the…read moreglobe, that and NASCAR fans are still sportin' a mullet. Now, for full disclosure, though contrary to my fat man's appearance, I'm not generally a huge fan of Asian buffets. There's just something about the mass produced food sitting out there under the food lamps that turns me off I guess. Coincidentally, the basic food selection seems to span the globe as well, be it in the States or in Austria. The basic ambiance here is nice though, clean and modern. In addition to their buffet at additional cost they have a Mongolian grill. We did not partake in that portion, but it looked good. A bit pricey in my opinion, but Salzburg is clearly a tourist city, so I'm sure it's competitive to other similar joints. I'd return again if in need, but I'd certainly not go out of my way to do so.

Its not rocket science what they do, but food is good and the the interior is nice and clean as…read morewell. They offer about 10 ready to eat dishes, which are tasty. Dessert is donuts, ice cream, nothing special, as you know it from Chinese buffet places all around the world. Special congrats to the chefs for the Korean BBQ which they paid lots of attention to (Was delicious and something to look at as well, see pictures I attached.)

cooking khan is an interesting asian restaurant concept whit a buffet of raw ingredients out of…read morewhich guests can combine their own dishes. the whole plate with all the selected ingredients is then left at an open kitchen along with a seasoning of your own choice and the staff brings back your plate as soon as it it done. the idea is good and the quality is ok. i strongly doubt though, that any mongolian has ever eaten that way. to me it is basically a different way to sell the same stuff as every other chinese restaurant but in a different way of presentation and at a higher price. copy concepts have showed up in salzburg meanwhile and in my opinion 'world of asia' is the best out of all those so called 'mongolian' buffet places. koohing khan is worth a try for the exoperience, but is not worth the money for a second visit.

From the owner: Genießen Sie in unserem Restaurant ein unvergeßliches kulinarisches Erlebnis. Unser freundliches…read morePersonal erklärt Ihnen gerne den Ablauf der verschiedenen Speise- folgen. Wählen sie Ihre Sauce aus (kleine Farbclips nicht vergessen!) und entdecken Sie anschließend beim Rundgang durch unseren reichhaltigen Buffetbereich viele Köstlichkeiten der asiatischen Esskultur. Stellen Sie sich nach Ihrem Geschmack und Wünschen die Rohzutaten zusammen und verfolgen Sie das faszinierende Schau- spiel unserer Grillprofis bei der Zubereitung Ihrer Speise. Unser Personal serviert im Anschluß Ihre Speise an den Tisch. Bitte nehmen Sie nur kleine Portionen, um möglichst viele Variaten probieren zu können. Wir wünschen Ihnen einen genußvollen Aufenthalt.

First and oldest Chinese restaurant in Salzburg. I had to rely on their English menu which barely…read morehad photos but if you have WiFi access, check their website and IG. The dishes look way more tempting compared to what we ordered. We ordered from the daily lunch special. Three choices of either beef fried egg noodles (lo mein), crispy duck and rice or vegetarian. For an additional charge, you can add on spring roll, soup of the day (sweet and sour) or salad. We got the beef fried noodles and added the spring roll. Then got the duck and ordered the won ton soup from the original menu. Looking at my photo time stamp, we got here at 1pm and left close to 3pm. It was lunch time but we got seated quickly without a reservation. Took them forever to come to take our order and over an hour to serve us. From asking for an English menu to requesting chop sticks, everything took forever. No kidding, I literally took a Power Nap at the table. It's probably a combination of short staff and European culture but don't expect to be in and out. You would think the kitchen would be able to crank out the lunch specials quickly if majority of the patrons are ordering from that menu. Not the case. The food was mediocre. The crispy duck was more of a sticky hoisin char sui sauce. The egg noodles were no different than US Panda Express with Mongolian beef. It's a decent size for lunch portions. Two others in our group ordered the vegetarian fried noodles with vegetables but it looked to be sauce-less. The other ordered the mince tofu. These were larger portions from the regular menu.

Mixed vegetables very tasty-well prepared. Other dishes we tried: crispy duck was a bit dry but had…read moredecent flavor. The beef dish was clearly made with precooked meat-not a stir fry-and then doused with gravy. Food did not taste fresh with the exception of the vegetables

If you are look for amazing Chinese Cuisine in Kössen, Austria . You will definitely find it at…read moreChina Restaurant Palast. I had the opportunity to visit this establishment at lease three times. Every time the food and customer service was consistently amazing! I can quite honestly tell you that it probably is the best Chinese Cuisine that I have tasted in over thirty years. The menu has a selection of soups, appetizers and entrees. All my visits were for take out and the food was great upon taking it home. As stated in the above it was consistently amazing! It should I am originally from Dublin, Ireland, lived in the United States and traveled all over the world with the United States Marine Corps. I definitely know a Great Chinese Restaurant from all my life experiences and travels. I definitely recommend checking out this amazing Restaurant located beside the MPREIS super market. Lastly the staff are very friendly and professional! Amazing Customer Service! You definitely won't be disappointed upon your visit to China Restaurant Palast. A hidden gem located in the village of Kössen, Austria.