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.

Decent spot for some spicy Chinese dishes and good noodle soups. It is small and cozy, though can…read morefill up quickly during mealtimes. Food was prepared quickly though service was not the most attentive - we had to request things like water, condiments, the check, etc a few times before actually receiving them.

Been twice and overall unimpressed. Small portions, overall lack g true Sichuan heat and depth of…read moreflavor and argumentative when they mess up a dish or cocktail badly. Who needs that? Beef flavor just wasn't good. Hot sour soup ok, 50% of the dishes just don't cut it.

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.

Surprisingly very good, authentic cuisine, very spicy. Just happen to see the line of people…read morewaiting to go in.

Food was not good. I ordered the kung pao chicken and the chicken didn't taste or look like…read morechicken. It looked more like tofu.

FANTASTIC Chinese food. We saw many Chinese restaurants walking around Florence, but were drawn to…read morethis one by the unique menu items. It was a great respite from the continuous (albeit delicious) Italian food we had been having for the past few weeks in Italy. Thoroughly satisfying. We ordered: * Steamed Fish - Branzino Al Vapore * Chili and Sour China Cabbage - Cavolo Cinese Agro-Piccante * Pork Rib Bone Noodle Soup * For Dessert: Yam Roll - Involtini di primavera dolci Highly recommend this place for a quality, inexpensive Chinese meal on the particularly cold days we've been experiencing in Florence. Service is fast and efficient. Would go again.

On my third day in Florence, I was on the lookout for some Chinese comfort food amidst the pizza…read moreand pasta, and was not disappointed by this find. It's right across from another Chinese restaurant (Impressione) that had a line going out the door - 10-deep. Rather than wait around for a disgruntled lady to add us to the waitlist, we just went across the street. The food came out within 15 minutes and everything looked and tasted fresh. It was almost too fast for me to only get a photo of the chicken (cold dish). We also had the beef noodle soup, vegetable noodle soup, garlic steamed bok choy, and sour wonton soup. I would highly recommend this place for authentic food, but it's not fancy and the atmosphere is anything but cozy.

I am on a three week trip in Europe and started to feel a little under the weather when I passed a…read moreRamen spot in Florence and knew it must be fate. I've had plenty of delicious pasta and pizza since I've been here, but as far as I know, those foods do not have the same magical healing properties as a big ole bowl of broth, so I chose that for dinner tonight. The food here was very good, surprisingly authentic, and really reasonably priced. Plus they called the Gyoza "Japanese Ravioli" which I think is adorable. The space is a little cramped but that's normal for Europe, they had two rooms so they could probably accommodate a bigger group if you gave them enough notice. Great Ramen and you can't beat the price- check it out if you're in Florence!

SO! GOOD!!! The gyoza was to die for, and the ramen was so tasty. If you're looking to get away…read morefrom all the Italian food for a bit and try something different, go here!

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!

I'm from New York City and was in the mood for some Chinese food in Florence. L'Angolo didn't…read moredisappoint. This is solid authentic home-style food. The dishes we ordered had well-Balanced sauces. We had a dish with braised quail eggs and pork belly ("Quail eggs and Bacon") which was very good. We had a greens sautéed with garlic. Very good (it's the type of dish that's SUPPOSED to taste the same at ANY restaurant and L'Angolo did not surprise us. That's a good thing). We had sweet and sour shrimp. The sauce contained fresh pineapple and fresh tomatoes and head-on, shell-on shrimp. The sauce was very good and not cloyingly sweet nor gelatinous. The only caution I would give is that if you're looking for American -style General Tso 's chicken or chop-suey, I don't think it's on the menu. This is more akin to a mid-tier American Chinese restaurant -- not a take-out joint.

We just concluded our Euro trip of Rome, Florence, Venice and Paris. On each city we never failed…read moreto try a Chinese restaurant owing to the fact that we were a big group and this by far is the least expensive way to fill up everyone. Of all the places we have eaten, this is the best of them all. Good portions, good value and good taste. Finding out that this restaurant just opened up made me glad that we wandered through its door at the right time. I just found out that this is a branch of another restaurant in Loreto, Milan named Wang Jiao - Mong Kok and that the other name of this restaurant in Florence is called Xin Wang Jiao - L' angolo.

Saw the reviews on Yelp and wanted to try it since we were staying around the corner…read more Had the Cacio Pepe and Grandma's Lasagna. Lasagna was 10/10 which is why my wife kept eating mine and the Pepe was still very good. Eat here for phenomenal food and value.

I highly recommend this charming restaurant. The owner took great care of us and the food was…read moreamazing! Definitely one of our highlights since arriving in Italy.