The food and service here is impeccable. The decor is nice as well. It's perfect for both small and…read morelarge groups. We ordered shrimp, sweet duck, pork in black bean sauce, wontons, kung pao soup and fried rice. All of the dishes were delicious!

We went here, as it was very busy during the day. When we arrived, host was great. Waitress was…read morenice, but language barrier. I didn't think it would be hard to order a vodka martini. Isn't that pretty universal? Menu was a bit confusing. Food was good, but not anything amazing. Although the pork special was VERY good. Setting was great, right on the beach strip.

I wanted to love this place, but just couldn't. Kinda in a…read moredodgy part of Lisbon, no clear sign. We followed the lanterns to get us there. Best part of the meal was the spinach with garlic stir fry. Sweet and sour pork was kinda mushy. Rice noodle stir fry was ok, tasted kinda like packaged rice noodle tbh. Hot and sour soup tasted less spicy than it smelled. White rice was a little sad... Thursday night and the place was full of young people, a lot of rowdy crowds.

Excellent home style restaurant Very friendly…read moreVery tasty Excellent dumpling Great atmosphere

Dim sum sucked, hot and sour soup wasn't sour nor spicy, duck was probably one of the worst I've…read moreever had and this would be my favorite dish. Two stars at best

Well it was an experience and I will give it a 5 stars because they are trying to replicate the…read moreCantonese cuisine as much as they can. I've heard the dim sum should be great but I was here for the roasted duck, one of my favorites off all times. I did try one of the rice rolls with beef which came steaming hot and was okay, I missed a bit more spices in it. About the duck, it did remind me of the Cantonese duck I've eaten back in Macao and Hong Kong and it had the gorgeous sauce. Also some nice vegetables were waiting under it, glazed in that beauty of a sauce. The skin was crispy, the pieces that had fat did taste gorgeous but the drumsticks were a bit dry. Well, in the end I've enjoyed it so much as I cannot travel to Macao in these covid times. Speaking of covid, the measures against it are very good, wearing a mask until the table is mandatory. The waiters all wear them and they disinfect the tables after using. Did I mention the tea is superb and helps well with the digestion afterwards? Give it a try... P.s. they don't speak English but they have a menu in it and pictures of the food, you will find your way... Card payments accepted

We were looking for Chinese food in the Saldanha area where we are staying. We found this local…read moreplace on yelp and searched for it. Some of the tastiest Chinese in my memory . I'm Chinese and living in los Angeles which has awesome Chinese food. We had the garlic chicken that's was so good that I didn't get around to taking a picture. Loaded with garlic and grilled onions eat it all! The sweet and sour whole fish was fantastic. All this plus fried rice and 2 beers for 38 euros. They have peking duck that looked pretty great. If this place was where I live I would be there at least twice a month. They only take cash or Portugal credit cards

This is one of the most random reviews ever, but this is the best Chinese food I've ever had. We've…read morebeen here twice and both times Mr. Lu was here and in the kitchen. The food is so flavorful and cooked perfectly. Each time we ordered several dishes and shared with the table. Although both times we ordered the garlic shrimp which is phenomenal. A pitcher of sangria at each meal and we were all very happy campers. I may miss Mr. Lu more than anything else in Portugal.

Located on the second floor of the Casino Lisboa, this Chinese restaurant is a calm oasis away from…read morethe gaming tables and smoke of the casino. Beautifully decorated interior with white tablecloths and great service. There are a couple TVs. We took advantage of this and watched an Olympic soccer game during dinner. The food was very tasty. I would recommend splitting a main with two people. We had spring rolls, which are large "envelopes" of cabbage instead of the usual small roll. You could easily share one with someone else. We also had the shrimp dumplings, which take 15 minutes to steam, so order them as soon as you sit down if you want them as a quick appetizer. After the starters, one entree was plenty and the sizzling chicken was very good. We saw another table that ordered the noodles and it came out on a platter that could probably serve 3-4, so keep that in mind when ordering.

Decent Chinese food in Lisbon. Buffet & regular dishes…read more I like their mushroom & veggie dishes. Nice & clean restaurant

Yes we had an excellent experience the food was EXCELLENT! The service was great, the restaurant…read moreitself was very clean

My hotel was nearby and I went out hoping to find something to eat - not thinking there was any…read morehope for a buffet. I found this one. After eating I found two more buffets - on the same block! This one was fine though - only reason I didn't give it more stars was 'cause there are many even better ones on the Iberian peninsula. At any rate, it's better than the Chinese buffets in North America. An assortment of raw chicken, beef, pork, squid, fish, octopus, and vegetables are out there waiting to be put on a plate and cooked on the chef's grill. While you wait for this to be done, there's a good variety of pre-cooked dishes to eat. So eat all you want, and it's only 7.50 euros for lunch, and 7.95 euros for dinner. Its open every day, noon to 3 p.m. and 7 to 11 p.m.