So far the best dim sum in Warsaw. Good mix of craft and innovation - you can stick to the…read moretraditional flavors like pork or shrimp or indulge yourself with bold choices like dumplings filled with pumpkin, brie or some-unknown-yet-tasty veggies. Every location is crowded during the weekends, so some early.

Amazing Asian dim sum place. Frankly the best dim sum I've had anywhere, period. If you get tired…read moreof Polish food in Warsaw, THIS is the place to go. I had the 10 pieces sampler and a salad and it was terrific. All pieces were really good. And wonderful service by the way. Really friendly. Nice quintet music makes this also a perfect place to talk. Stumbled in this place and really lucky I did.

I don't like it. Hot pot is the only attraction in this…read morerestaurant. Very low quality of mushroom base soup, a lot of salt and nothing else. Cooked vegetables are too soft and doesn't have a taste. We were dissapointed.

As a big fan of Chinese Hot Pot, was totally excited about Shabu Shabu. Here my pros and cons of…read morethis place. Location is excellent, in Mokotowska street a few steps north from Plac Zbawiciela. Easy access with public transportation, parking could be difficult for car owners. Food is delicious. Traditional hot pot with choice of broth, vegetables, proteins and more. BEWARE, if you are one of those eaters who do not enjoy customizing your food this place might give you a hard time. You must come with passion to design your perfect combination of broth, vegetables, spiciness and seafood/meet/tofu. Dumplings are delicious! Mushroom filling strongly recommended. All food comes uncooked and must be placed on the pots. Boiling broth cook your vegetables and proteins while the steam cooks your dumplings through the bamboo containers. If you are super hungry, eat a cereal bar or something before coming here. Food takes a while, and once is placed in your table and your stomach is craving you realized you still have to wait extra 10-15 min until is cooked. :O Service is not very friendly, not efficient. Drinks took about 30 minutes. When they finally arrived, I was so thirsty that drank my 200ml coke immediately. It took extra 20 min to get a second coke. Food arrived over 1 hour of sitting down. Painful process but everything was tasty and yummy. Overall the place and the concept are very good. Prices are ok. Reservations is recommended in lunch and dinner time. tables over 6 people might be difficult to accommodate. Service needs improvement in efficiency and friendliness. Be patient and enjoy hot pot!

Think Duza miha but without the hipster-ness…read more Standard Asian food (for Warsaw) with some other uncommon items. This place does seem cleaner than most Asian restaurants. And I like how most of the menu in the wall has pictures. And the sauces are in a small vat so it easy to get as much sauce as you want. Same sauce as Duza miha btw. Maybe it was because of the time of day, but my order was ready in 5 min. If I want some lunch on the run and I'm in the area, I'll come here. Also no fee for food to go. Kinda cool!

Shitty food, rude owner and often meat is missing if you are ordering take out or delivery…read more Portions are also very small and if you complain owner will ask you to leave. Don't go there!

Not the most wallet friendly place in town (four of us shared a bottle of white wine and multiple…read moredishes and it averaged about $55 per person) but the food was pretty solid. The spicy beef fried rice and Pad Thai were well executed. Crispy duck was crispy (obviously) and paired well with white rice. Spring rolls were really great and the dippy sauce was fantastic. The only thing I didn't like so much was the mango sticky rice (mango wasn't fresh and rice was too hard). Our server spoke good English and made great suggestions. Since we stayed at the hotel and location couldn't have been more prefect.

Had a decent meal here but wasn't blown away…read more I was staying in the Sheraton and this was the only night we ate in the hotel, mostly due to the bad weather. Started with the fried spring rolls to share, no complaints here, along with the amuse bouche they hit the spot. I got the duck noodles for an entree and while they were good they were a tad on the spicy side for me. I found myself eating around the hot peppers. DIdn't need it but ordered dessert anyways, kind of a waste. The mango sticky rice with candy floss (aka cotton candy) was not my favorite. The rice part was not sweet enough and the mango was dry and inedible, clearly not ripe. Which is fine, I don't think it's in season, but if that's the case, don't put it on the menu. Once I was out of the candy floss to sweeten it up I set the rest aside. Service and ambiance was more formal which at least justified the higher prices but I was happier down the street at Why Thai for less money and a quicker meal.