Despite the name, this place seems very Thai and not so Chinese. Even though the menu offers…read moreChinese food and random pho, all the cooks were speaking Thai when I was there, so I'd stick to the Thai options.
I tried the tom yum goong with shrimp (€10, large) and it was pretty satisfying. This version isn't the most authentic (they add carrots, bell peppers, etc.) but the flavors were good. Lots of spice, just enough sour, strong citrus and ginger. It came with tons of shrimp and a side of rice, so it'll definitely fill you up.
Overall it's solid Thai food but nothing amazing. The ambiance isn't that great, so this would be perfect for quick take out.