Chinese food in Florence! Started with shrimp chips as appetizer. Other delicious appetizers-…read morevegetarian fried dumplings: Shrimp dumpling, fried spring rolls - excellent! Korean bbq- tasted more like stir fry Flank steak, not a typical Korean bbq, but very tasty; stir fry tagliatelle - good; chicken curry and the miso ramen with tofu - meh. Udon with shrimp- good. Service - very slow, restaurant was a little busy

This is not a restaurant. Was informed they only do catering. Nice people. Yelp needs to fix…read morethis.

While in Florence I decided on a whim to try this place since it was close to my Airbnb. Wow, I am…read moreso glad I did. The space was lovely, large and open. They greeted us right when we walked in and were able to quickly accommodate our group of 7. The staff was friendly.The food was delicious and so fresh! I would definitely recommend. I wish there was one of these at home so I could return.

Okay you absolutely need to go -…read more We've been traveling around Europe for 20 days and with both of us leaning heavily towards asian cuisine and less cheese/bread, this place hit the spot!! The food was pleasantly surprising in how good it was and the prices were very very fair. We ended up spending €88 for two and that was with 4 dumping dishes, 1 noodle bian mein, 1 pak choy dish and 1 bottle of wine + tiramisu dessert.

We were so over eating pasta and pizza all the time so we came here for some asian food. We ordered…read morea bunch of asian dishes. The food was okay but nothing crazy. Some of the dishes were so salty.

If you are craving Chinese food in Florence, Italy this restaurant will hit the spot. We had pork…read morewon ton soup, sweet and sour pork and noodles. Everything was delicious and tasty. Service was great and the servers were very friendly. The restaurant got quite busy while we were there, but everyone seemed to get seated quickly. If I could go again, I definitely would! If you are in Florence and are tired of pasta and pizza and need a change, this is the place to go for sure. I forgot to mention that the dishes were also very affordable...

Not fancy but good, in a non touristy part of town…read more Most places closed on Xmas day, so glad to find them.

Crazy cheap and authentic Chinese food! This place seats around 10 folks, is clean, and all about…read morelow frills and high value. This is a great place for a casual meal, with an old friend, and not a formal dinner date. (If you're thinking that, and he or she loves it, then you got yourself a total cheap date! Hookah! The rating is for the authentic, tasty, and well priced food! The downside is it's a small mom and pop and service was as slow as could be and a "get the food to the table" and everything else is "extra" attitude. The veggies were super fresh btw, in a city that seems allergic to green vegetables!

Centrally located, fast & friendly service, and reliable good Chinese food when you need a break…read morefrom standard Italian cuisine. We enjoyed the sizzling beef, salt & pepper chicken, Mama's fried rice, and chicken & corn soup. Plenty of seating in a clean comfortable ambiance. We dined here 3 times in a week (really needed a break from pizza & pasta!) - I would definitely recommend this spot.

I rarely write 1-star reviews, but this was by far the worst dining experience I had in Italy. The…read moremanager told us to throw up and spit out our food, slammed the table in front of us, and caused a very loud scene. The moment we walked in, we were directed to the very back table, although there was only 1 other party. Not a huge deal, but the staff were very insistent on this. Our food then took 30+ minutes to come out, after we asked about it - the parties seated after us actually got most of their food before us. After our meal, we noticed a €12 added charge to our bill. There was no prior notice of the cover charge - it was a sneaky move to target tourists. We calmly asked the manager about the charge, and she blew up completely. She kept going between "all of Italy's restaurants do this" and "it is only us that does this!" She then told us repeatedly to spit out all of her food, which is still bizarre to me. I tried explaining to her in English (as my Mandarin isn't as sharp), but I was met with "I am a Chinese person. I speak Chinese! Do NOT speak English to me!" This was also bizarre to me because she clearly understood me, but was repeatedly harassing me for my inability to speak Chinese with her. It ended with her aggressively throwing back the €12 at us to try to prevent us from writing negative reviews. Overall, an extremely unpleasant and almost repulsive experience. Would not recommend.

Beijing 8 can be described as a quick Chinese food snack in a clean, modern dining space. This…read morerestaurant was close to our AirBnB on our trip to Florence, we walked by it a few times and decided to try it one night when it was already getting late. You go to the counter to order what you want. They have a menu in English if you need it. We tried the miso broth with glass noodles as well as the chicken broth with glass noodles, it comes with four dumplings, so we ordered the chicken Thai basil dumpling and the pork dumpling. We also had the steamed edamame and ordered a cup of hot oolong tea. The food came out pretty quickly (it looks as if most things are already prepped on the side and they just put it together after you order). Everything came in the dim sum steamer, I guess that's the theme and part of the decor experience. I was surprised to see that our glass noodles and broth came in a large plastic cup, also in a steamer! Both broths were tasty, but there isn't much glass noodles to eat. The cup itself is already small, so imagine maybe 1/4 or 1/3 at most is filled with glass noodles, that's too little. The rest was filled with veggies and green onion that was chopped too big. Anyway we were hungry so we ate it all. It's not a meal though, more of a snack size in my opinion. The dumplings were good, it has an Italian twist to it - obviously because you're in Florence and not in Beijing. From the outside it does look like a regular dumpling (on the menu, they call it ravioli) the flavors inside are good combinations. The steamed edamame was good (hard to screw this up). It was a good snack, but if you're looking for a meal, you may want to order more or go somewhere else. This place is casual and has lots of seating areas. I saw that they also work with Deliveroo in case you want to order and have it delivered to you.

I would give it three and a half. the shop interior was refreshing and the design was great. I…read morereally liked the dumplings but the rice noodles were kind of bland and hard. a pleasent surprise during our visit in florence. not sure if this concept fits into a city like florence.

After week long of traveling Italy, we decided to surprise our palate. Ended going to this…read morerestaurant that had a Asian flair menu. Service was attentive and the ambiance was smart/elegant. I would recommend this place to anyone who enjoys various flavors

Absolutely delicious and so many vegetarian options. The service was great and the food…read morecombinations are unique. We had vegetarian bao, vegetarian raviolis, tofu with vegetables and veggie fried rice. We finished with a sweet potato moochi. The dining room is beautiful and it can be enjoyed with a date or family and friends. Can't wait to visit again when in Firenze.

Not much to say other than it's a nice little spot inside the market. It has mostly bao-type dim…read moresum (dumplings, empanadas, shu mai, etc). Good vegetarian options. The owner was very friendly and spoke English as well. Nice spot if you've ate your weight in paella during your trip and wanted something non-Spanish.

Nice restaurant but the food doesn't taste vwry authentic. For those who visit from the UK, the…read moretaste is similar to a M&S microwave meals.