This is the best (and only) place to get chuan chuan xiang in town. It's not the cheapest, but it's…read morea lot cheaper than getting usual hot pot in Germany. Love this place so much, I usually go there a lot with my friends to have a nice and chill evening. Music is amazing and the whole restaurant may be small, but it's clean and well decorated. Would only recommend, if you love to have spicy Sichuan food or a cheaper alternative to a 18€ hot pot.

This is pretty good Chinese restaurant! Small, but very interesting and comfortable. It is mazing…read moreexperience to have the chuan chuan food which are very hot and spicy! Great tasted food!

The food is good, service is good too, price above average, can be a good choice for a small group…read moreif everyone like chili food

Normally, when we go out to eat, we try to find places that serve food that is very difficult to…read moremake at home. This place is exactly that. We got there right when they open and so we were seated right away. We ordered a few small plates and a big fish hot pot. The big fish, hot pot was really good a lot of flavor and you can also add a lot of other toppings to it. It was a little spicy, but not too bad. The service is really quick, and seems like it gets packed very quickly to with a lot of people. The sauerkraut fish was the perfect spice level with sourness and flavored. This is a nice casual spots to go in and eat a nice meal while hanging out with your friends.

The dish are well prepared. Good taste, clean and fresh! Sit along the street, little bit noisy…read more Good combination of Chinese and Thai style.

Yuck! This has nothing to do with Thai food at all…read more Not even the simple chicken satay on the menu tasted like chicken satay. The chicken satay was smothered in a sauce that did not taste like peanut sauce even though it supposedly was peanut sauce. All in all every single dish we ordered was not tasting like it is supposed to taste. We would never come back to this restaurant.

It's not Thai food! It's just bad chinese food. We didn't like it at all! The worst tom yum and…read moreworst tom ka we have ever eaten... We asked the waitress for pad thai and she didn't even know what it was! Also our spring roll was the size of a hamburger. ;;;;;;;

The food is as pretty good for the money especially for Asian food in the pub district in…read moreDusseldorf. The Vietnamese soup was excellent. On the down side the restaurant didn't accept credit cards and it's not posted on the menu nor as you enter. Staff started stacking up chairs before guests were finished eating

Outstanding foods and great services, friendly like family!…read more Amazing service to us and authentic, great quality foods! Came from California and didn't expect this service from across the world! By the way, this is Lieu & Loan from CA! 100% recommend this establishment! Thank you, Ky for taking care of us! ​

Unsere Bewertung basiert darauf das wir selbst Asiaten sind und weltweit schon viel Dim sum…read moreprobiert haben. Alles war insgesamt durchschnittlich bis unterdurchschnittlich. Das beste waren immer noch die frittierten mochis mit Fleischfüllung. Die Grünen vegetarischen dumplings die in den Bewertungen auf Google gehyped worden sind waren absolute unterirdisch. Die Garnelen belle hatten zu wenig crunch draußen und waren leider auch nicht die besten. Da ist dschunke deutlich besser. Natürlich haben wir nur frittiertes bestellt, aber nach dem Essen haben wir uns gefühlt wie die letzten Menschen. Service war nett. Ich würde hier nicht noch mal herkommen, auch wenn wir nur überwiegend Dim Sum probiert haben. Da gibt es deutlich bessere in Düsseldorf. Bestellempfehlungen sind: alles was mit Garnelen zu tun hat stecken lassen. Und nur die Mochi Bälle mit Fleischfüllung waren ok aber Heavy. Die Garnelen Bälle aufjedenfall skippen genau wie die Grünen dumplings.

I've been eating here at least 6 times a year, for a few years now, and have been putting off…read morewriting a review for the simple fact that I didn't want to wait in long lines once everyone and their uncle found out about this place. Damn. Well that dream's over. Living most of the year in a U.S. city with the third largest Chinese populace, you get to know the difference between good dim sum and bad dim sum. Especially when your ex-boss ordered it for lunch every day of the working week to share with employees. Broken down, there are 37 dim sum restaurants within an 8 mile radius of where I live. In Düsseldorf I believe there are only 3. That said, I've ordered everything on the menu at Tao. Some I like more than others, but overall most are good. It's not cheap by U.S. norms, but if you're missing decent-to-good dim sum, I believe this to be the best one in NRW.