Great spot for dim sum in Hamburg! Tried lots of different dishes and enjoyed them all. Tasty and…read moreauthentic Chinese food in the heart of Hamburg close to the Hauptbahnhof. Some of the food can take a while but it's worth the wait! FYI - They don't take reservations, so you just have to try your luck.

We came here for lunch and my husband took advantage of the weekday lunch special menu prices (I.e…read more ranging from 9 to 12+ Euros for an entree). Meanwhile, I ordered from the dim sum menu. I got the beef congee and beef noodle rolls. The dim sum prices here and in Europe in general is expensive (I.e. starting price for dim sum dishes is ~7 Euros). Our food came out fairly quick and the food was very delicious. I think this was one of the better meals that I had during our Hamburg trip. The restaurant is close to Hamburg Central Station. So it's a good location to enjoy a nice meal here before or after your travels. Overall, I would return again in the future.

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!

Pretty good authentic Chinese restaurant not far from the water and the piers. I felt like it was…read morein a quieter part of town as it was in the opposite direction of most of the popular/touristy areas. Decent sized restaurant and our group went at the perfect time. It was mid day during the week and it was not busy at all. We sat at a table with a lazy suzy which is great for groups so everyone can share. The food was good and it was authentic. There were a few European twists but that is to be expected. I had the fried rice and a brisket noodle soup. Everyone shared our dishes as well and everything that I tried was good.

Ok, the food isn't bad, but it's one of these menus that's like 45 pages long. It has pictures of…read morethe various dishes but you can't really tell what's in the dish. The descriptions or mainly in German and Chinese, with brief English translations. Also not helpful. BUT I found my go-to dish, kung Pao chicken. But when I tried to order it the lady wouldn't let me. She literally scratched it off the list of numbers I had written down for our group. No idea why. Certainly not because there wasn't any chicken! At any rate, the 6 of us managed to get our order in. A couple of dishes we didn't recognize, but this has happened to me at more than one Chinese place. They just serve you whatever. The food was good, served hot, and the service was acceptable. The only thing I sent back was the mushroom tea (what??). I asked if they could just please bring regular old tea. Now, here's the kicker: the bill can to 125€, which isn't bad for six people. They didn't accept cards, but that wasn't an issue either since I had plenty of cash. I handed the lady 150€, and she wouldn't take it because it wasn't enough tip!!! Are you kidding?? She was super aggressive about it. My cousin, who speaks German, started asking "what?" and soon they were arguing! I pulled the150€ back and have her exact change. NO tip! Because of this, I won't be going back since she'd probably serve me spicy crispy lung (yes, it on the menu!)

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 loved Spicy. Our group of four went in just hoping for a change of pace from German/European food…read moreafter tooling around the Speicherstadt, and we got an actual Chinese restaurant - not a pan-Asian place that does sushi, Vietnamese, and Indian curry. They did not have an English menu, but we managed to get by with our limited German, our server's limited English, and one of our friend's attempts to go from his native Cantonese to Mandarin. We ordered: Smoked tofu with chives and peppers Mapo tofu Crispy fried duck Shuangdong style chicken with mushroom and bamboo Everything was excellent, but I really loved the chicken and mapo tofu. The mapo tofu also had a great spice level and was made with truly silky tofu that melted in/numbed the mouth. I highly recommend this spot! The hot pot seemed like a popular option, too.

I had very high hopes for the Spicy Restaurant, based first on reviews and second on the fact that…read moreit was obviously very popular and many clients were Chinese. But my hopes were not satisfied. The food was good but not exceptional. The spicing was toned way down for a German taste. And every dish tasted similar to every other. It was not horrible. It was fine. But it was not at all that great ma-la experience I had hoped for. Then again, it is Hamburg. Maybe this is the best Chinese Hamburg has to offer.

The food is delicious, and the place is really nice, an oasis in Hamburg. Good for any kind of…read moresituation or if you are just craving for good Chinese food. The service is friendly and the prices are fair. Too much to choose d

Please don't go to this restaurant, especially if you are a POC. The staff are very racist, which…read moreis mind boggling as they don't appear to be from there! A group of us who were in town for a conference, all highly educated scientists, from all over the world, who also happened to be brown and non-German speaking, visited this restaurant on July 11th, Thursday around 7-7:30 PM. The head waiter was super rude. He could not communicate in English, but our French friend tried to speak with him in German. Throughout service, he was rude and impatient with us and kept telling us to hurry up with ordering when we were asking questions. The food was mediocre, all the people saying on here that this was authentic Chinese food and very good, have never eaten authentic and good Chinese food. I'm from the US, and we have excellent restaurants here with amazing food and great, courteous service. We were so disgusted by his treatment of us, especially as he forcibly added a 10% tip without our permission. When I discovered what he was doing, he insisted it's mandatory in Hamburg to add 10% tip automatically. That is not true, tips are reserved for good service and are up to the discretion of the customer. Normally, I always add tip, but I have never encountered such rude, horrible service anywhere in the world!!!! Afterwards, our friend who understands a bit of German overheard him bitching about us to another customer and he even made a rude gesture to us, when we were leaving! Can you believe the audacity?! This guy is an awful, awful human who shouldn't be in the restaurant/hospitality business, and I hope the owner deals with him. I never wish ill on someone, but I sincerely hope karma prevails! From what I've read of some of the reviews below, there are other POCs who also had a terrible experience dining here, so please consider this a PSA!!!! Sure, the ambience is beautiful, but the food and the awful service are simply not worth it! If the owner actually cares about his customers and delivering good service, he/she will respond to my comment on here. What happened was inexcusable!

Fresh fish, fast service, nice waiters, card or cash for pay…read more I didn't like Tom Yam, but rolls are tasty and look good.

I was not impressed by the name and other reviews of this place but we were looking for sushi on a…read moreSunday and it was a bit challenging. So we followed our gut feeling and came here for nigiri and sashimi. I have to say I was very surprised. Fresh fish!!! Service was great. We ordered a chief's choice for 2 plate and we liked what we had. Comes with miso soup for start. Also bathroom is nice and neat. Will definitely come back.

Finally, I am glad that provide Vietnamese coffee yay!…read more Hard to find Vietnamese larger in Hamburg, Germany!

Although their sign says Thai and Vietnamese food I didn't see much Vietnamese on the menu…read more I had the Penang Curry which was quite nice and a beer. The food was ok and plentiful but the table and the condiments on it were a bit greasy. I'm not really precious but it felt a bit grotty. I prefer my restaurants to be cleaner.

Nice and clean restaurant. It has good selection of items for the hot pot. It also has a good…read moreselection of sauces to deep hit food. The service was great. Our server explained how to mix the different sauces so we can enjoy with our meal. If in the area, give this place a try.