I will never complain about my job!! The personal are really nice, polite, and they seem to be calm. But the restaurant was full and orders to take out were just flowing out of the kitchen and I never did see a drop of sweat dropping to the floor!! You should not expect a great ambience, in fact it is loud and really busy. As for the food it is quite acceptable. It is not an overwhelming experience for your palate, but it is a lot better than most of asiatic restaurant existing! read more

Kowloon - Chinese Near Me - Aarhus, 82

First review in English! (And on they have menus in English - just ask.) Friendly service. Although packed (the locals obviously know the food is good), they squeezed me in. Quick and friendly service - very good for DK. I only tried one dish - chicken with vegetables and cashews. It was very good - lots of veggies, which is what I wanted. I could have just been craving Chinese food, but this is best Asian food I've had in DK. Strongly recommend if you happen to be in Aarhus. read more

I ordered #20 with vegetarian option ( except spring rolls everything can be made into vegetarian, I think). The dish was not really any particular dish but more like a home-cooked self-prided creativity, which I really appreciated as I was craving for Asian food. So one can argue that I was probably too desperate so everything must taste good. But let me assure you the people at the restaurant really know what they're doing. Btw, they turned on some good Vietnamese music -- very hyggelig for a hometown-missing meal:D read more

Kowloon - #20 - Chinese Near Me - Aarhus, 82

Really great food at really low prices - 3 entrees and 1 appetizer for $40USD (256Kroner). We substituted tofu for all meats with no problems. Fast service. Accommodated us with no reservation. We'll be going back before we leave. read more

I used to be a customer with Kowloon. Used to. I have been going there every time I came to Aarhus, I have brought friends, sometimes parties of 5 people or more. And when the food is good, it's good. But the service I got last time was enough that I will never set foot there again. I went to Kowloon when I was shopping for Christmas presents. I had looked forward to eating good food, because truth be told, when the food is good it's good - although the meat on the noodle dishes is usually dry. But this time, I ordered a delicious-looking dish. What came to me was almost black from overuse of soy. Furthermore, the food tasted very distinctly burnt. I didn't even get through half before I had to admit that I could not eat this food. But I asked my friend to taste it to be sure it wasn't just because I didn't like the food, and she said the same as me. This food was inedible. And this can happen. Anyone can add too much of something, anyone can be unaware that something has burnt that will then transfer a poor taste to the next food. This is no disaster, just take the dish back and serve a new one. I totally understand that no one is perfect. So I went to the counter to tell them. First things first, not a single one of the people at work that day understood enough Danish or English to communicate. I said that the food tasted burnt and wasn't good and she tried to put the food in a leftover box. I had to gesture no and repeat multiple times that the food was bad. She had to get her colleagues from the kitchen to try and understand. After repeating myself slowly multiple times, they talked among themselves, the cook came out, poked at my food with my cutlery and said the vegetables weren't burnt so my food was fine. Then they refused to serve me a new dish. To be clear, I am a fat guy. I am not picky. I have been known to eat food that truth be told should have been discarded for being poor tasting, including a dish I had over-salted by accident. Despite being close to all-eating, I could not eat this. I left over half a plate of food. Let that sink in for a moment. Yet they refused to take it back and didn't even taste it. So I paid for a meal I was totally unable to eat. I left there in a foul mood, feeling ripped off and treated terribly. But despite all my instincts shouting at me that I should not pay for something completely inedible, I still paid and left. And I won't be coming back. Because when I took this up, the "PR" person, Jørgen, didn't even pretend to address my claim, he just made a snide comment about how I cited the wrong price for my food(because I had included the price of water as a total price in my review). So bad food, terrible service, terrible followup. If I can't trust that a restaurant will take responsibility when they make mistakes, I would rather spend my money at one of the hundreds of other places to eat in the city. read more

After a long day taking the train from Copenhagen to Aarhus, doing a brief walk of the old town, and a tour of the Aaros museum, I was raring to go for some dinner before catching my train back to Copenhagen. I craved Asian cuisine, which seems to be inexpensive and plentiful in Aarhus. The first place I tried was packed and all of the open tables were reserved, so I eventually found Restaurant Kowloon. I'm always attracted by restaurants that serve food from several different areas of Asia: in this instance, Thailand, China, and Vietnam. I walked in, and it seemed moderately busy for an early Saturday evening. When I asked for a table, I was actually a little surprised to be asked if I had a reservation. It just didn't seem like it would be necessary, as it's not terribly upscale and wasn't completely packed. Well, I quickly found out why I was asked. They accommodated me, though they asked if I would be able to finish in 45 minutes. I said yes, got seated, placed an order for pad thai noodles, and waited. The restaurant got steadily busier and busier, and several large parties with reservations started to arrive. That's when it dawned on me that Aarhus is not unlike Paris in that any place worth dining is worth getting a reservation for. By the time I left, it was wall to wall people. This is obviously popular with locals. The food, by the way, came out freakishly fast and was delicious. I wasn't asked for a spice level like most Thai places in the US will ask for, and it wasn't really necessary here. I do like spicy food, and what I was given had *just* enough of a kick to keep it interesting, but wasn't crazy spicy. I also had a Thai iced tea that was excellent. The service was friendly, and they thanked me for being understanding about the reservation/timing situation. read more

Kowloon - Pad Thai and Thai Coffee - Chinese Near Me - Aarhus, 82

nice. fresh simple good vietnamese thai chinese whatever kitchen. we had a good lunch with starters for about 45€ for 3 people

What a lovely place for authentic Thai cuisine. They have great options in vegetarian and customise curries as well. Extremely popular with college students and a must visit! read more

The real deal! (And we're talking of the original location on Banegaardsgade). Really small but cozy Asian restaurant- their specialty seems to be noodles/soup- and you can't beat it! It's a little tough to get a seat sometimes- but their turnover is real quick for a good bite at very fair prices. read more

Delicious food, fair pricing, different things to choose from, friendly personal, however, not the most cozy surroundings. Would come back.

the food is AMAZING !! the owners super nice and friendly .. MUST GO for asian food while in Aahrus