One of the best Chinese restaurants in Madrid. You must visit and dine. Delicious food, great…read moreservice & nice atmosphere. We ordered the lobster mushi, Chinese magnolian chicken, shrimp dumplings, Kim Pao shrimps, fried rice with vegetables, chicken & eggs.

...oh, the disappointment.. Looking for a good asian/chinese restaurant in Madrid I came over the…read moreamazing reviews of Tse Yang. But for us it was a disappointment. Some of the key points: why were there sauces already at the table? With open surface how long had they been there (we arrived at 09:30 pm)? The rice was way to dry. The food was bland and the service seemed unorganized. On the positive size: okay priced, good portion size, they opened a new bottle of cava for the glass I wanted and they were overall very friendly. But the food.. No, sorry, Tse Yang - you must do better.

Food, service and ambience are excellent! I wasn't expecting this would be a memorable experience…read morefor me. I never imagined myself eating Chinese or better yet a sichuan food here in Madrid and enjoyed it so much. We tried the Kung Pao Shrimp and it was delicious! I would love to try more of their food but we're only staying here for a few days and wanting to try other local restaurants too. This is a must try place!

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.

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 ...

Asian street food inspired restaurant by Dabiz Muñoz, owner of Diverxo, the #4 restaurant in the…read moreworld. No reservations. Located inside a mall. Arrived 15 min before opening and there was already a line. Made it in on the first seating which was great. Was asked to visit their bar first as they slowly made their way through bringing people in to the restaurant to dine. Felt pressured ot order a drink, which I didn't really want to, so I didn't like this flow of entry to bar, to restaurant. Fortunately the drinks were tasty and very theatrical. Was eventually escorted into the restaurant. Seating is like a giant oval around an open kitchen. Energy is electric, loud, stimulating. Almost feels like your dining outside in a street food alley with neon signs everywhere. The food consisted of fusion and/or modern interpretations of street food classics from across Asia, and other parts of the world too. Highlights for us included the crudo japo-mexican de salmon and chili crab concha blanda. We did find that there was a high degree of citrus and thought that the tako de pulpo was a bit too acidic. For the bun cha shawarma, the noodles were okay but the beef burger and crispy Vietnamese rolls were yummy.

Shout out to my Yelper, Regis K., for recommending this spot. It made for a memorable night…read more I love the nightclub scene and this place offers that kind of ambience. The Techno music is loud so just be aware of that. I loved it and couldn't stop dancing in my seat. It is first come first serve. Regis told me to go as soon as they opened. Even then, we got one of the last seatings by the bar where all the action is. It was so much fun seeing all the chefs and sous chefs shouting and working in harmony. Our server was amazing in recommending many of the dishes and drinks. I also got a kick out of their cool straight jacket chef's attire. One word to describe the food here; it is very avant-garde (Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Thai, Singapore). Our favorite dish of the night was the Vieira Asada (scallop with a green sauce). Honestly, I don't think you will go wrong with any of the items on the menu. Love how they describe each dish as they present it to you. I also never had the bartender come by and take the time to describe the drink in great detail. Truly an amazing unique meal from start to finish. I do recommend that you get a bit dressed up. And don't forget to take a fun selfie on the leather cushion swings. 10/10 Experience

La Joya Oriental lives up to its name! It is literally an oriental jewel in the heart of Goya, a…read morefancy district of Madrid. If I were you, I will try to visit with a group of friends, preferably of an even number. Why is that? because of the concept of the place. The idea is to share a meal in a group setting. You have a couple of boiling bowls heated by electric burners that are split into an spicy and regular broth. The broth is very simple and they serve all the ingredients on the side for you to cook in the boiling bowl as you please. Do keep in mind that some things take between 3-5 minutes to cook and be ready, so make sure to ask and place these on the boiling broth before the others. the beef just takes some seconds and the noodles take little time as well. The shrimp and brine and meatballs as well as the dumplings are some of the things that you might want to wait a while. I added some pictures of the stew and the boiling broth so you get an idea. They have a peanut sauce, if you're not allergic, it's the best thing that you can have in this place. I almost licked the bowl where the peanut sauce came from and asked for seconds. They also have a tea that's very popular in the Mongolia/China area of the world, that's really good. It's their version of southern sweet tea but not quite as sweet, though it's very tasty. Im adding a picture of the tea for your reference. We were a group of 6 people and the bill was around 90Euros which comes up to about 16 per person, not an expensive meal in madrid specially with drinks and an experience that you don't get in many places. If you are still not quite sure, the idea is very much like a Korean Barbeque but in a soup.

Closed earlier than advertised. Not much more to say. Keep regular hours if you care about your…read moreratings.

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.

Decided to roll the dice and check out a Chinese restaurant located a couple blocks from Thompson…read moreMadrid. At the time, it had a 4.5 rating on Google, with 741 reviews. Upon arrival, we realized 90% of the patrons appeared to be Chinese, which is always a good sign. We decided to order a variety of "safe" dishes. * Boneless chicken in casserole (10/10) * Stewed Pork belly meat (10/10) * Pork rib and Chinese pumpkin soup (9/10) * 2 bowls of rice * Spanish Lemon Beer Mahou My family loved everything, esp the stewed pork belly meat. It's clearly all about that sauce!

We wanted something besides Spanish food so we decided to give Hunan a try. It did not disappoint…read more The food was great, hot and flavorful. Definitely give this place a try.

Some awesome Chinese food at this place, it's a little tucked away but worth the walk. The staff is…read morefriendly and the prices are very reasonable. We would defiantly come back to this place!

In a city where Chinese restaurants are a dime a dozen, this is one of the better ones I've tried…read more The atmosphere might suggest it is a little more upscale but the prices are still reasonable and the service is spot-on. The menu is quite extensive but I came here with a "regular" of the place who directed me in our order. To start, he got the spring roll which, if you're a fan of spring rolls, is supposedly delicious. I don't love them so went with egg drop soup which was satisfying. We also got an order of arroz con tres delicias, fried Wontons and duck. The duck roll-ups were prepared right at our table which I found to be special. I really liked the plum sauce it came with and even drizzled something spicy on-top to kick it up a bit. All of the food came out quickly and the servers were attentive to our needs from soy sauce to a pitcher of water. We came at ten and by the end of the night, the place was packed with all sorts of people from couples to families making me feel like this is a true neighborhood favorite. Too often Chinese food can go wrong and so far, Palacio del Dragon is doing it right.