1.Wide selection of Asian Cuisine 2. Orders made by numbered…read moremenu items 3. Staff was very helpful in under standing with our portioned meds 4. Food was served promptly! 5. All items were well seasoned & flavored. 6. Highly recommended!

I cannot believe how lucky we were to stumble upon China Town. Okay, fine we googled and wished for…read morethe best. We were immediately greeted and seated in this nice restaurant with a great ambiance. The service was amazing and most importantly, the food was delicious. It was authentic Cantonese food. It is definitely top 10 Cantonese cuisine for me in the whole world outside of China. The duck was perfect with its slightly crispy skin and juicy meat over a bed of wide rice noodle. The sweet and sour fish was perfectly sauced. The Buddha's Delight came out and I was skeptical about how it would taste because it looked bland. To my surprise, they used fermented bean curb which took that dish to a whole new level. The eggplant sizzling clay pot was super flavorful. Just overall, superb. If you're looking for good food in Rotterdam, come here! You won't be disappointed!

We were staying in the area and since we got hungry pretty late and had kids with us, we came here…read moreinstead of some trendy bar because I'm sure they'll feel weird about having us with our kids (It happened at another place, we had dinner at 8 pm and that's when the restaurant turned into a bar and we looked like bad parents). Anyway, this place had decent reviews so we came here for some dim sum at midnight. The place has as royalty feel to it (hence the name) so there's tons of chandelier and tons of elaborate Chinese decor. The portions are huge and the dim sum was delicious. We couldn't finish our meal but at least we were full and the price for our entire meal wasn't bad, it was about 50 euros after everything. Worth a stop if you're craving chinese food or dim sum while in Rotterdam.

LET OP: Dit restaurant is per 15 januari 2020 permanent gesloten…read more PLEASE NOTE: This restaurant will be permanently closed as of January 15, 2020.

What to skip: 1) Tja Sieuw Pao 6,50 - very weird taste and…read moretoo sweet. My wife didn't like it 2) Kleefrijst met lotusblad 7,25 - not sticky enough and mainly rice. Wasn't tasty 3) Shanghai dumplings - skin was thick and alright but filling wasn't great 4) pien pei ap - Duck half 25€ - came cold and sauce is disappointing. Wouldn't order again. What was great: 1) Haam siu Kok 2) Sien Tok Kun Would I come again - the dim sum was ok, some were great and some were very disappointing so it seems to depend what you end up ordering. I'd try a different place next time. Total bill 61€ for two

Food was ok. Service was terrible! They only serve you if…read moreyou are in a group. I am only one person and was given minimum service. I was here first but they service the two groups behind me (group of 4s and 3s) Ordered 2 dim sums and noodle. Only 1 came with noodle and the other came when I am about to leave. Ambiance - was seated in the corner of the restaurant and there was no condiment on the table at all I was surprised I saw a dog in a stroller in this restaurant. Is this legit? Overall I'm very disappointed. I will never come back again nor recommend anyone here

It was my birthday while we were traveling in Rotterdam and I chose to eat at Hong Kong. The menu…read moreand ambiance looked promising. I am so glad we decided to stop by. The gentleman at the door took our coats to hang while we dined. He was very nice and got us seated right away. They gave us hot hand towels to clean our hands off which felt so nice from being out in the cold weather. We looked at the menu which was in 3 languages (thank you for having English btw) and put in our order. We got chicken dumplings, pork soup dumplings, chicken soup, sweet pineapple fried chicken and black bean chicken and vegetables. All of the food was absolutely delicious. If I could stay here I would choose to eat here all the time. The service was excellent, the ambiance is cozy and intimate and the food is delicious. Please, if you are visiting Rotterdam, check out Hong Kong for dinner.

If you are looking for high quality Chinese food for reasonable prices, look no further! My wife…read moreand I dined here for dinner and EVERYTHING was spot on. The portions were fair, tasty, and very fresh. My wife had several dim sum choices and she thoroughly enjoyed each one. I had the duck, chicken, pork special and each meat was delicious. We also shared a bowl of Hot n Sour soup and some Spring Rolls. We thought they were good, but the soup was overpriced and the rolls were ok .

Disappointing, sad and hopefully no future ahead…read more For a 37€ p/p surprise menu (4 courses) you may get 1 chicken breast soaked in oil, 2 dim sum and 2 fried undescribed items, 2 small pancakes with 2 slices of duck skin and for main course stir fried meat, a few shrimps and a few vegetables. On the top of this uncreative cuisine, all the service took ages. If you are hungry you won't leave the place satiated but angry! Any banal Chinese would do a better service than Asian (in)Glories. Darwin theory will apply to this restaurant.

One star for feeling hugely disappointed and cheated by tMichelin; two stars for very friendly…read morestaff and flexibility to cook something special for me - Mapo Tofu. Em, let's start from the initial feeling entering the restaurant, heavy smell of oil made it cheap atmosphere, but I said to myself to wait for the food. Horrible wine list and obviously a 'China town' level restaurant, but the interior are nice :) non of the menu items attracts a real Chinese, I ordered chicken in shacha source, Mapo tofu and erg fried rice. Plain rice also came as free, what a nice surprise! I really appreciate the offer to cook anything I want as a Chinese, but I have to say the Mapo tofu has nothing about Mapo tofu, even I cook better. Shacha chicken was literally tasting like chicken fry with shacha source from the supermarket, very very very normal. We also order desert 'osmanthus flower cake with lychee ice cream', that was special - I mean the lychee ice cream.the home-made osmanthus flower cake was too disappointing! Well, what worst is that Michellin gave this restaurant 'recommended' from 2007-2014. I am so disappointed by Michellin's standard and just wonder if there's any proper Chinese restaurant in Rotterdam?!

The go-to place for dim sum in Rotterdam. Big portions, big bites and all satisfying inside and…read moreout. The service leaves much to be desired however as food may take long to be served and the waiters and manager are unsympathetic. Nevertheless this bustling restaurant with a lively ambience and good variety of traditional dim sum provides everything you need for a hearty meal.

This place certainly lives up to its name of 'pearl', it is hidden in a building on the 2nd level…read more You can either take the stairs or the elevator (left one only). Finally, I have found a dim sum place that I would be proud to recommend to people. I prefer this place to Sea Palace, Oriental City in Amsterdam and Kee Lun Palace in The Hague. Food: 4/5 This is the first dim sum place in the Netherlands that has dim sum that meets the standards of what I would expect back home (NYC). The dishes are tasty and they even have a few new ones as well. No longer do I have to say "this is better than nothing", I actually came back here because I wanted dim sum. Service: 3/5 It is quite standard Chinese service, which means they are curt and efficient. You order everything on a piece of paper and they bring you the food, which means that you do have to wait a bit for it. However, none of this is any different from other Dutch places. Atmosphere: 4/5 This place is bustling during the weekends, even in the early afternoon when dim sum would usually be done. It is clear that coming here is a weekend tradition for many Chinese families, like it should be. This is exactly what a dim sum place is like and should be. Value: 3/5 Dishes were around 3-4 euros a plate, which is about average for most dim sum places here.

A gem of asian comfort food, quiet and unpretentious good food. You will feel at home, or more…read morelikely to venture further a field (maybe even asia it self) once you have tasted the food.

Close to 5 stars, for the delicious food. It is not a large place, and seems to need a reservation…read more Service was lovely; the missing star is for potential improvements in general cleanliness, which is acceptable. Close to the station, at the beginning of Rotterdam's Chinarown. We were a group of 6 with diverse tastes and had one of the best Chinese meals. Dim sum specialists - with sublime chicken Gun Pao or beef dishes.

To be honest, I'm not sure how authentic this location is especially when I saw they used canned…read morecherry/peach/grape for their sweet and sour dish. Nevertheless, their dishes are really tasty, bold and full of flavor (exactly how Szechwan food should be). I never knew Sansan existed until a friend of mine decided to celebrate her birthday at her favorite Chinese restaurant in Rotterdam. We didn't order the dishes ourselves, but the whole entire restaurant has been booked and the dishes have been planned out by our host. We were so full by the end of the evening. I could barely walk. Lol I could barely remember what we had since there were about 10 courses of dishes. But I can point out the highlight of the evening and I've posted a pic in the gallery. It was their crispy Crab and lobster dish. It was definitely a foodgasm. Thinking about it makes me drool. The service was good and overall the dishes were delicious. I would definitely go back to check out the rest of their menu.

Not recommended at all. The dishes are too spicy even for…read morechinese. The service is not satisfactory. I do not enjoy the meal at all.