We strayed out of the Valencia city center one afternoon to satisfy our craving for good Chinese…read morefood. After having read so many good reviews about this place I was excited to try it out. We were a party of four and when we got their for lunch it was just packed with locals, families, etc... We were quickly sat even though the restaurant was busy. We ordered several dishes, some ere very tasty, and others were just so-so. The famed lemon chicken came in a strange sauce and honestly did not have much flavor to it...I was disappointed to be honest. The spring rolls were delicious, the beef and potatoes was quite tasty, the sweet & sour chicken was very good, the dumplings were also very good, but the fried rice had a very fishy smell/flavor to it and we ordered beef fried rice, nothing with any seafood. It was a positive experience overall, but I am not sure I would implore you to go out of your way to eat here. I would go back again for a 2nd try at least, for sure, but it is not on my list of Oh My God, you have to try this place. 3 starts for me for now, but after a 2nd visit I may adjust accordingly. I can say in the end that my wife and I did like the food, my kids however did not.

I was invited by local friends I was visiting in Valéncia to go to dinner at Mey Mey Cantonese…read moreChinese restaurant (which was very near their home). The decor was beautiful with tasteful interior design, but watch-out for the up-and-then-down-and-then-up steps (I had recently dislocated my hip and was super cautious)! The food was the best Cantonese cuisine I've eaten in a very long time! The meal began with a complementary little crunchy egg roll with a delightful dipping sauce! The daily set menu was a variety of options! It was not your "one from column A, one from column B", steam table soggy food! It was filled with dishes that were well prepared and not cooked until ordered. The Apple fritter and ice cream dessert I chose was especially good! All-in-all a delightful dining experience in the middle of Central Valéncia, Spain!

Great Chinese food with a diverse menu; an unexpected find in Valencia…read more I've eaten here three times now over the course of two trips to Valencia. The menu is fairly diverse with foods ranging from the standard dim sum dishes to rice dishes to noodle dishes to various meat dishes. Of the Chinese restaurants I've had in Valencia (limited to maybe four places), this one has the most authentic food. I usually do a blend of one of their pre fixe dim sum menus (three items for about 12 euro) with a rice dish (somewhere between 7 - 12 euro). They also offer two full pre fixe menus, one smaller one around 16 euro and one (which looks much nicer) for 23 euro, but requires two attendees (I'm on business so I haven't had the company to try this out). The venue is nice, there's a great interior with a flowing koi pond. The decorations are pretty nice and definitely better decorated than all the other Chinese venues in the area. Other things to note... so I've been mistaken as a non-customer twice now (they thought I was there looking for a staff member) -- I guess the curse of being Chinese, looking young, and dropping by a Chinese restaurant earlier than most Spaniards eat. On that note... the door may say 8:30, but I've never gotten in that early. Give yourself a 15 minute cushion and go at 8:45... the doors might not be open and you'll find yourself loitering outside like me. Overall, THE place to go for Chinese food in Valencia (and I'll let you know if that changes -- while I'm here).

Four of us had dinner at Chang Fu last night around 7 PM (a bit early for Spain), so the place…read morewasn't too crowded yet. Between us, we ordered crispy spring rolls, bok choy, chicken with bamboo and mushrooms, sweet-and-sour chicken, chicken with vegetables, and spicy beef. All the dishes arrived piping hot, and overall, we were impressed with the quality and flavors. The spicy beef was my personal favorite -- tender and flavorful -- though it wasn't particularly spicy. Matt commented that everything was good, and the rest of the group agreed. A few small things to note: * The bok choy came in a bowl of broth, which might be traditional, but I would've preferred it served dry on a plate. * The chicken with vegetables had a noticeable layer of oil on top -- not a dealbreaker, but something to be aware of. * Rice is not included, so you'll need to order it separately (€2 per person). Service was cordial but a bit inattentive, though not unfriendly. Prices were very reasonable -- the bill for four people, including a few beers, came to €68. We noticed several diners ordering half roasted chickens with sides -- they looked and smelled amazing, so we'll likely try that next time. All in all, a solid choice for Chinese food in Valencia, and yes, I would absolutely go back.

That's made for foreigner people but not for Chinese tasted to. Not really clean and cold attituderead more

Service is just so so. Slow. We waited for more than 20 minutes. Otherwise it is at a good location.read more

Really rough on service and half of our items we ordered were nowhere close to pictures. Top it all…read moreof it was 50€ for the worst meal we had for 2 weeks in Spain. Maybe dinner would have been better. At 12:30 the kitchen was definitely not in full action. Our last dish came out an hour after we ordered it.

Staff was nice, food was amazing and value is great! Nice clean place, I will be back.read more

Food was good for Chinese food in Valencia but certainly not the best. Service was ok but a few of…read morethe staff were a little rude, (of course this was during Las Fallas) so may not be the norm. Overall, I was happy with my meal, hot and sour soup, fried rice with chicken and fried noodles with beef and vegetables.