This is THE (and only?) place to go for Sichuanese cuisine in CDMX. Was on a family vacation here…read moreand my family has historically only gone 1-2 days without needing to eat Chinese, with this trip as no exception. This place came up on almost every blog heralding the few good Chinese places in town (there's a lot of Korean places, from the way immigration came about). Almost all the customers were Chinese, most of the front desk speaks it, they were playing CCTV10 on mute in the background, you get hot tea for free... My family is extremely picky about Chinese food and we've already been back twice. Things I would recommend: what I think is the twice-cooked pork with peppers, the cauliflower, the crawfish, the cold chicken, the cold beef "leftovers" (the body parts Westerners don't usually eat but I promise are really good).

Reliable Chinese spot! My vegetarian friend said the eggplant and tofu dishes she chose were a bit…read morebland, and I'd agree. However the kungpao chicken and green beans I had were great and did what they needed to.

Este sitio está cerca de tres hoteles y cumple con entrega!…read moreodía saborear la frescura del brócoli, los brotes de soja y los pimientos morrones en mi plato de pollo con sésamo. Creo que buscan una experiencia de alta cocina con personal elegantemente vestido,

Ordered Kung Pao chicken and it hit the spot. Felt very clean and safe, I imagine most items on…read moretheir menu are good based on my order!

Great location in a central mall. Easy to find. Surprised to get a table with no reservation on a…read moreSaturday night. We took advantage of the special as the serving sizes are huge. We got the shrimp, chicken fried rice and sesame chicken. I got an appetizer of the chicken wrapped in lettuce. For drinks we got the Jamaican punch. For dessert we got the chocolate cake and vanilla bean ice cream We took leftovers as again even though the special was to share between two people about four good of eaten. Everything was amazing. Clean bathroom. Seating upstairs and downstairs. Service was fast in the beginning but slowed up as it got busy but very attentive. Please beware like every place in CDMX English is limited but you can scan the QR code for English menu. Meal was way cheaper than what we would have paid in NYC.

Awesome service on a Christmas lunch! Everybody's friendly and attentive. The food? PF Chang here…read morein Paseo de la Reforma en Ciudad de Mexico is superb! A lot better version than in USA. I was really in awe. Everything is excellent, from the traditional lettuce wrap to kung pao chicken and shrimp curry... love it! Highly recommended!

They offer an excellent variety of food, friendly prompt service with some English speaking help, a…read moreterrific break from Mexican food! Right in the downtown district. You might have to search to find it, but it was worth it. Price performer, too. Delicious.

After a long day walking around the wonderful museums of Zocalo, I found myself here for a late…read morelunch. They had a lot of seats, but some of them were in a part of the restaurant that did not receive much light. Their rest room was terrible. I ordered the shrimp fried rice and it came with a lot of shrimp. The shrimp was unpealed and while I understand it is a style that lots of people like, I am not a fan. The rice itself was okay.

I'm not sure why there aren't more reviews about this place ! This place is delicious! Service and…read morefood are excellent! I recommend camarones a la diabla, they're spicy but incredible. What topped it off were the complimentary Mezcal shots from the chef! Thank you!

From the owner: comida chicalense: la mezcla de la comida de Mexicali y Sinaloa con la comida chinaread more

They have one of my favorite Chinese food dishes chicken with fried rice, and it was made to order…read morefor me during lunch today. They also have chow mei with the same pollo, and I've purchased it here before, and it was equally delicious. The difference is in the calories, whereas lol neon has almost double the calories as the fried rice. I also ordered some really great gin sent tea to take along with me. This restaurant isn't exactly setup for the dine in experience, and at first glance the inside of the restaurant appears chaotic. The times that I have ordered food from here I have always taken everything to go. The service here is what it is, and it's obvious that they do their very best to handle the large amounts of people who come here for the lunch rush. It's also a family run business, and I like that as well. I would recommend this restaurant for their authentic Chinese food!

What a disappointment! I watched a few TikToks and several people recommended this place. I was…read moreparticularly intrigued because I did not know that Mexico City had a Chinatown, and from the photos I saw they had some tables on the second level with the balcony overlooking the street which looked very cool. It was also only a 10-minute walk from my hotel. All signs pointing to a great meal and experience. What a disappointment! As I approached the restaurant, there was a young men in black with menus inviting me to come on in. I asked him if I could have a table at the balcony and he quickly brought me to the perfect spot. That's where this great experience began and ended. It was a great place to sit and watch the world go by on the street below. I really enjoyed that. My stomach has been a little queasy the last day or so which is quite normal when I travel, so I decided that it might be best to order something kind of neutral. I ordered wonton soup with shrimp wontons. The soup was nothing special. Some broth with very little else other than the wontons. No vegetables other than a couple of pieces of onion and scallipns, no noodles, no nothing. What was even more disappointing was that the waiter never checked back in with me one time to see how it was or if I wanted something else. So I did not feel totally ripped off, I sat for a while after I finished my soup to enjoy the view. I kept looking for my waiter for the check but he was nowhere to be found. I saw him off in the distance a couple of times but I could not grab his attention. So finally I asked somebody else to help me I was tempted to not leave any tip at all but I know these waiters make very little and so I gave him 10% which is cheap for me but he really did not deserve that! I left unsatisfied and disappointed and I cannot recommend this place to anyone else. They have been around for a long time and there were a lot of people there so either I ordered the wrong thing or people are not as discriminating as I am when it comes to Chinese food. After all, I grew up in New York and they have an amazing Chinatown with amazing food! The only redeeming factor was that is just a few minutes from the Palace of Fine Arts where I'm going tonight to see the Ballet Folklorico, which I heard is fantastic. Hopefully it'll take my mind off that lousy soup. Btw... Cost close to $10 which is the same thing I pay in the United States which is unusual for here. Most things are much cheaper. So much for Hong King. Sent from AOL on Android

Absolutely loved this restaurant. Customer service was great. Lots of amazing food options…read more Portions were perfect. We ordered 4 different plates. All of them big enough to share. Food was fresh and it didn't take very long to get our food. The place has a balcony that overlooks the street below. Restaurant was clean and staff was very nice. We didn't get a chance to take a picture of the food because my husband and teenage boys were starving. This place has plenty of tables for large parties. Just trust me when I say this is a MUST try!