Sometimes you want something a little different when spending a lot of time in Italy. I went here for some diversification in my dinners for the week. It was a nice place to eat and the service was good. The food was ok but not great. The did have a large menu which could be part of the problem. It's hard to know what to order and it's not the same culture as Italian restaurants where there is a specialty with a few other items for those that want to stick with traditional cooking. I haven't seen many Asian restaurants here so I can't say I would try other ones so as to compare. It's good for a quick dinner, but not an experience. read more

Definitely worth a visit Ambience: If you tell someone "Chinese" they probably think formica tables, sweet and sour pork and disposable napkins. Not this place - it's white cloth dining and even has a huge aquarium beneath glass floors. Very nice and quiet too. Service: Average. Lots of attention when you want it, but not the most outwardly friendly staff. Venues in Chinese/italian/English Food: Excellent. A huge list of items to choose from with loads of variation. Some pictures included which helps too. Everything we had great flavor and high quality ingredients. Price: Very cheap for the quality. Most of the restaurants around it were 50% more. I know it's probably not what you want when given limited time as a tourist in Italy but trust me, if you want to be sure of a good meal, give it a go. read more

Shanghai - Floor aquarium. No, I don't think these were the fish on the menu. - Shanghainese Near Me - Padova, PD

Best Chinese food I have had in Italy! Wait, that doesn't sound that good...it is one of my favorite Chinese restaurants anywhere! Amazing location just in the Ghetto off of Via Roma. The interior is very cool and even has a glass floor where you look down and see koi fish living below! Each table also has a huge lazy Susan to rotate your food around on. The food is tasty and they give you some fried wanton chip type of things with a bunch of sauces to use while you wait. My favorite dish is bamboo and mushrooms--sounds weird but it is so good! read more

Really excellent Chinese food. I've been to many chinatowns across the world and even been to China; this is very good Chinese food. It is fresh, not greasy and tasty. They have an entire separate menu for vegetarians as well. Maybe slightly pricey for the portion size but a definite try once you're sick of Italian food. They have a high chair for kids, who also get their own set of dishes. The floor is also a see through ceiling to an aquarium with fish (kids loved it). A definite try!! read more

Not quite the same as American Chinese but pretty close! Food was really good and atmosphere great and decent bathrooms. After 2 weeks in Italy I was ready for a change and this did it! read more

Excellent alternative to Italian food! If possible, make reservations, they were busy on a Saturday evening. They are very efficient and they have a quick turnover but we did not feel rushed. The food was excellent. We had dumplings, spring rolls, sweet and sour pork, spicy shrimp, salmon, rice noodle with vegetables. Everything was excellent. I was not happy that they allowed lap dogs in the restaurant. Personal preference. Otherwise, I would have given 5 stars. read more

Somehow I missed the glass floor/koi. I'll look for it next time--and there WILL be a next time! I had lunch here today and the food was delicious (I had the chinese vegetarian fried spaghetti and the duck)--very tasty and decent portions. Total cost for both and a bottle of water (and 'cover charge') was 16.30 euros. This is a very good price here in Italy for a nice restaurant, cloth napkins and table coverings. My only complaint is that it was hot inside--they should have turned on the air conditioning. read more