We decided to give ourselves a break from local food and try good ol Chinese. We found the duck, fried rice and soup outstanding . All the tastes where similar but with su tle taste differences than we had in the US. Can't wait to left overs for breakfast. read more

It's a nice and clean restaurant. The food is tasty, even for me, a Chinese who lives in Europe. What I like the most is the opening hour, till 10 pm ;) So to sum up, recommend! read more

Went there twice with friends, love this place, love Shanghai food. Would be the restaurant to go if I visit Brugge and craving for Chinese food. The owner is very friendly, and she used to be a singer in Shanghai. read more

We arrived late in Brugge, around 9:15-9:30, and we hadn't had dinner. We wanted to take a short walk around the town, and also pick up simple takeout, and fast. Restaurants were closing. We were getting a little desperate, nothing seemed to be open. Then ... Chinese! Right on the main street. Nobody inside, but the proprietor was standing in the doorway. Are you open? Yes, till 11, they said. We placed our order and then took our walk. 20 minutes later we picked up our takeout. Paid by credit card. Took it back to our hotel. We had friend rice and sweet and sour chicken. I'd say it was a step above the Chinese takeout back home, quality-wise. We are happy we found it. read more

Shanghai - Exterior - Chinese Near Me - Bruges, VWV

My husband and I enjoyed the food at Shanghai. We both had the vegetarian set menu which comes with a vegetable soup, a vegetable spring roll and the "vegetarian dish". The spring roll was very good, actually gigantic and had to be eaten with knife and fork. The vegetable soup tasted very fresh, it was a clear light broth with many different vegetables. I was suspicious it had fish oil in it because of a light smell but the waiter told me there wasn't any although I'm still not sure because he gave very curt answers. The "vegetarian dish" is cooked vegetables in a very light sauce with rice. It was actually really good. Clean and simple. We both agreed. The restaurant is bright and nice looking but even though we came during a prime business hour one of the staff was watching TV on his laptop a few tables away (quietly but without headphones) and our server- I can't tell if it's a language thing but he came off as very cold. Without the distracting TV dialog and coldness I would give this place 4 stars. read more

It was Easter Sunday, the crowds were thick, and we decided to warm up with some soup and spicy food. The restaurant was nice and clean, wait staff were attentive, and spoke English, Dutch, and French. Prices were very reasonable as well. I had a seafood soup, steamed dumplings. My wife had wonton soup. We then split the pork and shrimp chow mein. It was fantastic, perfectly spiced and really hit the spot. I recommend the place if you are looking for a change of pace. read more

After a few days into my trip, my brain was telling me I deprived spicy and Asian food. I asked my bf to find me a Chinese restaurant for dinner. There were a few located in the Brugge town center, we drove around and stopped by the closest one available. It was New Year's day there were a few tables of people some tourists and some locals. It was funny as I recollected my first experience at an American-Chinese restaurant. I was expecting Chinese food with funny names but here in Belgium, Chinese food was quite normal just liked it was imported straight from China. I found it interesting they had Sharksfin soup on the menu - yep PETA would be so upset by that. I decided to order it to see how far off it could be. There were small pieces of gelatinous fins floating in the broth that was quite good. It was interesting how Chinese food was drawn from mostly Dutch influence of what they consisted as Chinese food. We started off with some keropok, a shrimp cracker made from shrimp and flour. I was surprised my bf said it was quite a popular snack in Belgium. There was even a sambal hot sauce on the table. We ordered some Singapore noodles that was quite good actually made accurately with the standard pork strips and shrimps. The mixed vegetables of mungbean, tofu and other greens was a nice light dish. The spicy squid dish - it was sliced in a very Chinese way that turned the squid into a swirly floral shape when cooked it was doused in a spicy sambal paste which was average but the squids were not fresh and very chewy. It was surprising to me that all week I had the freshest seafood in Brugge but the Chinese restaurant's was not. The dinner was over 50 Euro definitely on the high side but it's a rarity in Brugge. read more

My family and I came to Bruges to enjoy the attractions and food. A few of us wanted Chinese food because that's what they are used to. The food was so so, nothing memorable. The restaurant was completely empty during peak hours and I can see why. The owner was a very rude person who shouted at the kids because they sat down at a table while waiting for their grandparents to finish their food. He made a fuss over them using the restroom because they "didn't order food." Wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. read more

They are very not generous with the rice. I went with my friends, we ordered 4 dishes. And 5 of us only got just two medium bowl of rice to share. We were told if we want more rice, we have to pay 5.30 euros for the refills. The food tastes ok only, and the portions are not very big... we were pretty disappointed.... read more

Food is good. Tasty and delicious. If I happen to be at the vicinity, will definitely drop by. Even the owner came over and chatted with us. The decor is too Chinese - well, most of the Chinese restaurants in Brussels are too Chineky -- but, the food is delicious .. Thanks. read more