Walid H.

Good place for authentic Chinese food in Madrid! Food is cheap and portions are large. The dishes we tried were pretty good but nothing stood out as particularly great. For four people we had the following: - hot and sour soup - even the individual portion is enough for a few people to share, or else you'll get full from that alone. Lots of flavour and packed with tofu. Probably the best thing we tried and for around ~3 euros, you can't go wrong! - fried eggplant? - I forget exactly what this dish was called but it was pretty delicious! Friends ordered this dish because it reminded them of homecooked Chinese food and everyone was a fan. Almost melts in your mouth and goes really well with plain rice. - sweet and sour pork - the least authentic dish we had but it was pretty good! Similar to what you would find at a fast food Chinese place in North America so it was familiar. - deep fried green beans with pork - there wasn't much ground pork in this dish but the beans were pretty well-seasoned. Overall an average dish but made for a good side. - sichuan chicken - also one of the chef's specials, but probably our least favourite dish. The chicken was bone-in which we weren't expecting, and we didn't love the taste. it came with a good selection of fried vegetables and was presented nicely in a basket. - note - lots of people ordered sizzling dumplings and other sizzled dishes but we had already ordered too much food. They looked great so definitely go for one of those! The individual portion of steamed rice was hefty as well. Service was lacking but we weren't expecting much in the first place. The entire bill came out to 40 euros (10 per person) so overall a pretty filling meal for a great price, and a nice break from tapas. That being said, it was nothing particularly special and there's definitely better food to be had in Madrid if you're only here for a short while.

Jacqueline D.

Place was empty when I arrived which made me a little nervous but the food was very good! Servers are very nice and the menus are huge with a lot to choose from!

Latifa S.

Spiciest crab bar none! And only cost me 9 euros!!! After traveling for a month, I was definitely getting sick and needed that meal with a kick. Like many other places in Madrid, this was easy enough to find and difficult enough to miss. The sign is also in Chinese so there's a chance that you can walk right past this unless you have your gps on. The place was buzzing, busy and crowded both times I've came. There was even a huge line for it. Talk about popular. It is right in the center though. Now the menu: Lo behold the menu. Reading it is kind of hard. Spain's dialect isn't that easy to pick up as other languages. We asked for English speaking waiter and they brought us one. She's the youngest one in the place and she was nice! She speak as much English as I speak Spanish :) But helpful nonetheless. Food~ this place must be known for their dumplings and hot pot. I saw everyone getting Both! I also saw very good looking sizzling plates. So I went for it. Chicken in Sichuan sauce ~ I would've liked it a lot more if the meat wasn't deep fried. But it was still good. Spicy pork~ this was almost identical to the chicken dish but a lot better. Hot and sour soup~ more on the sour side than hot but with their hot sauce, it does the trick. After devouring them, I was still craving that spice fix. The extra super spice wasn't that spicy to me. She suggested crab in black bean. I suggested really really really spicy! The waitress laugh and gasped at the same time. That's a good sign right? Ten minutes later, I see her walking down the restaurant with massive platter of crab!! It add ginormous! You can see the deep dark red color sauce glistening out of those babies. And yes, the spiciest thing I've ever had!! So spicy, it will make you cry!! So good, it made me smile! It also had rice cakes in it which I totally loved. All of that and a pot of tea for 30 euros! Which is totally amazing!! My second time; the bill came out the same for two dishes minus all the spicy fun. Fish in spicy sauce is way to sour! And beef noodle soup lacks in flavor. My advice~ stick to dumplings, meat dishes and that crab! It will keep you and your endorphins happy!

Sneha N.

My favourite Chinese restaurant in the Madrid. Good variety of food with menu in spanish. Tried a lot of dishes here. Specially love the Pollo sechuan (very very spicy chicken for me), other food is not that spicy. Good price for good taste in the centre. I have also tried Ku-Ban, A typical dish where they serve rice in a platter and pour hot shrimp curry over it. I go there at least once a month with friends. Approved by my chinese friends for authenticity. :)

Zonia Z.

Two friends recommended this place and we all went based on their previous experience. All I can say is that we all ended satisfied, happy and with a desire to come back soon!!! If you are craving something different than patatas and jamon then this is the place. We went to the Calle Silva location. The fried rice delicious!! ask for spicy chicken, well only if u really like spicy chicken and the waiter will ask " are you sure you want spicy??" and say yes! because it is spicy but you will taste many other flavors in it. you won't regret it. The tofu and veggies are really good too! Oh man! I wanna go now!!! right now!! the service is excellent! would definitely come back!

Mandy A.

The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. They have the menu available in English and offer fork/knife for those of us who aren't talented enough to eat with chopsticks. We ordered the house fried rice which is delicious. It has an assortment of meats inside including shrimp and beef. The chicken in hot sauce is basically kung pao chicken. It's slightly spicy with peanuts. The spare ribs with salt and pepper had great seasoning but not a lot of meat on them. They are also cut into tiny bite sized pieces which I want necessarily a fan of. The sweet and sour pork is exactly as you'd expect it to be. After ordering, the food was served within 10 minutes. Very fast and timely service. The entire menu is very affordable as well. We ordered 4 dishes for only 24€.

Phill C.

Wow! I didn't expect to find such a great Chinese restaurant while visiting Madrid, It was so good I actually ended up having dinner there twice! Everything I tried was great, which included Roast Duck (Pato Crujiente), Fried Rice w/ Chinese Vegetables, and Spicy Crab Sichuan Style. But my absolute favorite was the Spicy Chicken Sichuan Style (Pillow con salsa picante al estilo sichuan). So freakin delicious - a basket of spicy garlicky yummy goodness. The service was super friendly and I can't say enough how delicious everything was!

Ujj N.

Had their Sauted Mushroom and Vegetable, Sichuan Spicy Chicken and a Lamb Noodle Soup. The food was amazing. I would have given it a 5 star review if it were not for the service. Everything went perfect as long as the kids were serving the food, but at the end, when we asked that the left over food be "doggie bagged", we got a strange look. I understand that this may not be standard in Europe, but being polite does not take any money. Also, I get the sense that "out of towners" are quite a few of the customer base. The quantities are very reasonable and the quality of the food excellent. The Sichuan Spicy Chicken is truly spicy and hence for the "feint of heart" , beware.. you could have a tissue permanently plugged into your nose, but other than that the only regret was that I should have had a beer with the food. It would have completed the experience. Ah well a good reason to go back. Additionally, when I went to pay for my check with a credit card, the older staff at the restaurant seemed irritated and started taking the dishes away while we were still wearing our jackets and since the tables are very densely packed, I was literally bumping into the waiter as I was trying to put my arm into my jacket. Also they waved me to the counter to pay my check with a card, and as I walked to the counter, the older parent (patriarch) of the restaurant kept saying something in Spanish which I understood to be "Pay the bill before you leave). Then to top it all the mother asks me in broken english - "No money as in dont you have Cash". All in all if the service had been friendly, I would have given this place 5 stars.

Lisa H.

My reviews come from the food. I knocked down two stars for the service. I came in a bit before 1pm and was the first customer. Not surprised. I still eat "early" (American time). I ordered my food, simple process. I got it within 15 minutes or so. After diving into the greasy noodles, my mouth was covered in greasy goodness. I reached to my table for a napkin and realized there wasn't one. You also have to ask for napkins... (-1 star) While other customers were filing in, I realized everyone else received the shrimp chips and I never did. I mean, I didn't want to be pesky and ask for it because I was already so full from the food, but still, I'm a paying customer. The waitresses were chatting and eating away at their lunch and neglected my presence. (-1 star) I would recommend it for the food. Simply delicious. Don't expect much from the service.

Andrew M.

Great place to get a break from the traditional Spanish fare. Huge menu selection (English menu available) and the waiter was able to speak some English. We had spring rolls which were light and delicious, fried noodles with chicken, and sizzling dumplings. Many selections for vegetarians too, we ordered spicy tofu that was very spicy. Be sure to get extra sides of rice. They serve orange slices to end the meal. Everything was fresh and tasted great.

Linh H.

If you're just looking for a cheap place to satisfy your Chinese food craving, I'd recommend this place. I got Tofu Picante which I'm not sure I recommend because it's not quite as flavorful as the ones I've had before. However the stir-fried noodles are delicious. The waitress was also nice and accommodating. I can't give this more than 3 stars though because the tofu was so-so and the waitress messed up on our order.