Bis 2022 war ich gern dort, leider hat dann das Lokal für den ungeplanten Besuch geschlossen, es…read moregibt nur noch Veranstaltungen wie Theater, Krimidiner oder Feiern wie Hochzeiten, finde ich sehr schade

Originally wanted to try a Korean restaurant nearby but it was fully booked on a Saturday night so…read morewe settled for Chinese. The place was pretty full as well so we sat at the bar. We ordered dumpling in Sechuan sauce, steamed halibut and spicy beef stew and finished off with steamed rice balls and sesame ice cream as dessert. All dishes were pretty authentic and tasty but the streamed fish was the standout.

Looks like an insignificant restaurant from the outside but I walked in and the aroma of…read moretraditionally made Chinese cuisine besieged my nasal openings. The food is wonderful and generous in price whilst maintaining enough quantity to be able to fill you up with one course. Staff are very caring and friendly. Only criticisms are that we had to pay extra for the added sweet & sour sauce and the rice came in very small portions. Overall great restaurant.

I made a same day reservation for Lychee for dinner later in the evening. It was not crowded so…read morethat reservation was probably not necessary. The interior is quite nice and reminds me of typical Chinese restaurants at home (in the US) especially with their cloth tablecloths. One difference? I ordered beer with my food! The food was what you would expect from typical Chinese cuisine. I chatted with the couple who were working and it turns out they're the owners of this restaurant. I'm always happy to support a family business.

I went there again and tried many dishes. Overall lychee is overpriced with a mediocre price value…read moreratio. The only dishes we liked as native Chinese was their spicy fried Japanese tofu and sweet baked/fried shrimp.