I had the D25, flat noodles stir fry with beef. It was excellent and the taste was wonderful. I…read morecould have used a little more beer and less noodles but I ended up full and happy either way. Great little spot for what appears to be pretty authentic Chinese foodl

Not the kind of Chinese restaurants you see pretty often in Europe, which only serves buffet and…read moreso-called Chinese dishes that are pre-cooked supermarket items. For a moment I thought that was back the States and dining in a Chinatown restaurant. This place is quite authentic as in being Chinese in all regards. The boss won't hesitate to drop by the kitchen and get his hand dirty. And they don't offer you made-up Chinese cuisines, which many restaurants do. You can understand each and every dish by google its name. Kinda tricky but it helps.

I had dinner here on a fairly busy Wednesday night. I was looking forward to some great DimSum and…read moreI preferred the large menu. It was categorized well and easy to follow. Portions were plentiful, but slightly suffered in quality. Staff were kind and efficient, but for food in Berlin, I would not go out of my way to come here.

I stopped by Ming Dynastie restaurant in Berlin for dinner recently. The restaurant has a nice view…read moreif one can get a table closer to the river. In terms of food, I'd give them 8.3/10 for the following: - Sweet and Sour pork (fried): 8.5/10: Good flavour and "wok-hei", but some pieces were a bit too dry (not sure if because just slightly too much breading or if the meat were too thin or not tender/fatty enough) - Potatoes, bell peppers, eggplant: 7.8/10: A lot of Eggplant and minimal bell pepper, flavour was okay

I made a same day reservation for Lychee for dinner later in the evening. It was not crowded so…read morethat reservation was probably not necessary. The interior is quite nice and reminds me of typical Chinese restaurants at home (in the US) especially with their cloth tablecloths. One difference? I ordered beer with my food! The food was what you would expect from typical Chinese cuisine. I chatted with the couple who were working and it turns out they're the owners of this restaurant. I'm always happy to support a family business.

I went there again and tried many dishes. Overall lychee is overpriced with a mediocre price value…read moreratio. The only dishes we liked as native Chinese was their spicy fried Japanese tofu and sweet baked/fried shrimp.

Hotel concierge recommended this restaurant for Chinese food…read more Clean and tidy dining room. Service is good. As mentioned in the reviews, impressive and extensive wine list. Appetizers were nothing special and standard. Same with the egg drop soup. Main dishes were fresh, hot, and plentiful. White rice was al dente and not good. Stir fry beef has good flavor and the beef was tender and good cuts. Too many other options in the city so would not repeat.

I was in crave for some authentic Chinese and it seems the most promising in the area so I gave it…read morea try. I liked the huge red sign that makes you don't miss the "hot spot" once you are on that small street. The staff is very friendly and ready to meet your needs. As for the food, the entrée was a cold pickled mushrooms dish which was quite blend, I was expecting a bit of a kick like some oil or chili and the main course was the Gongbao smoked tofu with fresh bell peppers and a lot of other vegetables. The sauce, although authentic was a bit sweet for my taste. The presentation was very nice, nicely spicy. I went vegetarian and it was good and I could see some other people ordering meat dishes and they looked gorgeous so one in all a good experience, you can give it a try.

Food: 3.5/5.0 Service: 2.5/5.0…read moreValue: 3.5/5.0 Decor: 3.0/5.0 Overall: 3.5/5.0 This spot slightly beat my somewhat depressed expectations despite seeing the good reviews. I've been disappointed time and again by Chinese food in major European cities. Food here was really like barely a 3.0 and I'd give this 3 Yelp stars if it were at home (NYC). But I need to be fair and consider the context here. Value is ok -- added +0.5 for the quite reasonable lunch pricing (Eur6-8 for a dish + soup or salad). Portions were good, individual dishes hit or miss (some were legitimately pretty good, others kind of bombed). I'd come again if craving Chinese in Berlin. Cash only.

While I think that this spot is very great for authentic Hong Kong food I must say that I was very…read moredisappointed by their vegetarian menu. I was here with a friend from Hong Kong who likes Tak Kee a lot. She ordered one of the traditional clay pot rice bowls with chicken and I must admit it looked great! The chicken meat looked tender and the marinade smelled amazing. Actually their entire menu sounded amazing but sadly most dishes were mostly with meat or fish. On my question if it's possible to order one of these traditional clay pot bowl without the meat ingredients the waiter insisted that I should order one of their listed veggie dishes instead. Not sure if changing the dish is against their concept or not but it left me with a very limited choice of 4 semi interesting vegetarian dishes. I decided for veggies in a clay pot which didn't convince me in flavour nor concept. It was a boring food experience. It seems that authentic Hong Kong cuisine is simply not made for vegetarians since my friend had a hard time on naming 5 street food dishes that are meat free. However, I respect that and can highly recommend this spot for everyone eating meat. Its just that i won't come back since there is plenty of nicer options for me to eat in that corner of Berlin.