Authentic Chinese restaurant in Madrid. The location is so close to Gran Via…read more My table had mixed thoughts of this place. Some dishes were good, others weren't quite as good. I guess it's hit or miss. Sangria was good. We got the pitcher for the table. Cold dishes- Cucumber | pepino €7.50 - The flavor was ok, but the cucumbers were too soggy for my preference. This was the worst dish of the night for us :( I really was hoping for something refreshing to kick the spiciness of everything else. Banban chicken | pollo €8,90 - This dish was ok to me. The flavor was mid, very oily. The knife technique here was impressive. Duck | pato yuxiang €13,90 - This dish was very good, very fragrant. The duck was crisped and cut so well. Fish | olla pez €29,50 - The fish was good. It came with lotus root, bean sprouts, a few cauliflower, and a shit ton of potato slices. The cucumber slices in there were so soggy, which I did not like. Wontons in chili oil | wantan picante €9,90 - The wontons were not good!! The chili oil sauce was ok, but the wontons were such a disappointment. The skin was too slimy, and there was no flavor inside the wonton. Beef noodle soup | sopa ternera €12,90 - We asked for very spicy and we got it. As soon as I inhaled, I choked. The noodles were very soft. The beef was meh. They added some pickled veggies Rice was €2,20 per person. Credit card accepted.

It was right behind our hotel... most amazing flavors. We had the garlic shrimp and noodles, Spicy…read moreChicken and fried rice. Probably the best Chinese I've ever tasted!!!

Good Chinese food We ordered a beef noodle soup and a fried…read morenoodle dish - both of which were very tasty but a little too oily for our tastes. The prices were reasonable though and the service was fast and efficient.

Chinese food was great! Wasn't too greasy or too salty. I'm from USA and first time eating Chinese…read morefood in Spain was great. Nice to eat something else besides tapas.

If you craving for Chinese food, Dong Fend Chinese Restaurant in Madrid is the place to go. Very…read moreclean restaurant, great food and excellent services!

When you are sick and tired of eating fried Spainish food or French Fries with a Fried Egg on top…read morethen you should go here for a change. It's not half bad. And certainly a good change of pace. I believe it has been in business for quite sometime which is a good omen and it is owned, managed, and with the Chefs all being Chinese. Give it a try ...

This quaint little place near the airport was a nice surprise on my trip to Madrid last December. I…read morespeak a little Chinese, so I was able to let them know what I wanted and be friendly with them. My friend who was with me was a little taken back they didn't really speak Spanish (nor English). The food was good. They have a good selection of traditional Chinese dishes (and some they'll make that is not on the menu if you know what to ask for) and also what I consider "western" Chinese dishes. They served my favorite shrimp chips as a type of appetizer to hold you over until your food was served. They weren't greasy and were very light and flavorful (as far as shrimp chips are concerned). Service is unattentive, but I'm not surprised. I'm an American visiting a Chinese restaurant across from my hotel in Spain. I know service is different here, and to be honest, I was too tired to be bothered too much anyways. They are very nice when you interact with them (after they get over the initial shock that a white American woman with purple hair was attempting to speak poor Chinese with them). I would go back here should I find myself in Madrid again.

Average food, not really typical chinese, but nice looking. White wine just in bottle, too much for…read moreone. Waitress is friendly, but no english skills at all....

First off, the techno- elevator music was very irritating. This was the worst meal we had in Spain…read more The Kung Pao chicken was terribly sweet and the beef chow mein was so salty! Next door is a good Chinese restaurant called Dragon.... go there

Not your traditional style of Chinese food but absolutely fantastic!…read more We came here on a Wednesday night around 8:30 without a reservation and it wasn't busy at all. I realize we were way early for dinner since they are open till midnight but we we're hungry. The staff speaks mainly mandarin and Spanish but they are a gem! The gentleman who helped us was great. He was sweet and made great recommendations. Hope you get him to when you go. For food we ordered: Xiaolongbao relleno de carne, setas y foie (Xiaolongbao filled with mushrooms and foie) - these were yummy but just ok. If you've eaten a lot of XLB you'll understand. They were small and the skin was thin but not the right amount of thin in the right places. It was too thin on the bottom so they were already broken when they came out. There also wasn't much juice inside. The vinegar sauce is local and not as tangy as other vinegars but very good. Arroz frito Shanghai Mama Receta tradicional (Shanghai Mama fried rice with tradicional recipe) - MUST order this. It has great wok hey and the taste is so unique. It has great seasoning and they did not skimp on the ingredients. Every bite was yummy. Pato Shanghai Mama crujiente en salsa de almendras (Shanghai Mama style crispy duck in amand sauce) - also a favorite! We were surprised at this dish but MUST GET. It was cooked perfectly. The flavors were intense but not over whelming. The duck was almost like Peking style with the crispy skin and fat but it was sliced and topped with almonds and sauce. Great with the fried rice. At the end of the meal they served us peanuts that were roasted in something sweet. Perfect way to end the meal. I realize this place is a chain but the food is so delicious and unique. If you're craving Chinese food I'd give this a go!

If you are from the U.S. don't come here. All the food is sub par. The appetizers are just out of a…read morepackage. The rolls are only 4 pieces meaning that you have to get two to get a fairly decent sized roll which will end up costing you 18€. That and I could tell that they didn't use sushi rice. The deserts are over priced. My flan was made out of a box. Not baked like a real flan should be made. All in all, I paid around 40€ and nothing on the menu was average. The only reason I gave it two starts was because there was a really nice young lady working there. (Non Asian, and looked mixed raced). She was genuinely nice and attentive. Everyone else was just there to make a sale. Recommendation: either change your menu and stick to just Chinese or get quality food and a real sushi chef. Very disappointing.

It's very hard to find a traditional Japanese restaurant in Madrid but AS89 is the one with high…read morequality food :) Also the staffs are very nice to the costumers I highly recommended this restaurant to you if you are looking for traditional Japanese food