Wirklich gutes Essen und sehr nette Leute! Immer wieder gerne!…read moreKann man jederzeit weiterempfehlen!

Only reason this place survives is the rotation of unsuspecting hotel guest from nearby. Food is…read moreneither fresh nor particularly good, atmosphere is generally uncomfortable.

Klassischer Asiate wie man ihn sich seit vielen Jahren vorstellst. Da macht man nichts falsch,…read moregrundsolide gekocht. Angenehmes Ambiente. Auf jeden Fall gerne wieder!

A very very good Chinese restaurant!!!! For Munich this is a good as it gets, but I would rate…read morethis four stars against anywhere in the US or UK. The food is great. The service super friendly. The decor is nice and not over done. What more can you ask for in a restaurant!!! I will definitely recommend this to friends and will be returning I started with 2 types of dumplings and both were very good and large portions. Being full I decided to just have some fried rice. That too was a large portion. Very good. The menu is German but the waiter spoke perfect English and immediately offers to help with reading and offered suggestions and to make what ever I wanted. I may take them up on it next time.

Excellent authentic Chinese food - chef from Yangzhou - small basic restaurant- dishes printed on…read moreboard. Very authentic - just like in China ! Recommend: Duck, pork belly over pickles, Xiao long Bao, vegetarian buns, tomato with eggs (yes just like in China)

Surprisingly cheap and good Chinese restaurant. Nice dumplings are recommended! Make me feel like…read morehome~

Wow, was I surprised to see this restaurant on Yelp…read more We just returned from Munich and on our last day, Good Friday, we were heading back to the hotel late and needed a good dinner. This place was around the corner, so we decided to try it. The lady was helpful and service was speedy for our takeout meals. The restaurant looked nice and it had a few dining in. I got prawns in red curry, hubby got some pho, and my daughter got sweet and sour duck. All were good with the curry and duck being top-notch entrees. I especially liked the sauce on the sweet and sour because it was like the one my Mom used to make, not cloying and thick like most restaurants serve. We were sad that we didn't discover this place until our last evening. We definitely would have eaten there again. It was the best food we had in Germany!

Great food fast. Loved it! Served family style with plate warmers. Great place to share!read more

After trying the duck here (and proceeding to come back for the next three evenings for the exact…read moresame dinner), my dad, a typical northeast China expat, has decided that he will not and can not eat Beijing roast duck from anywhere else--not even Beijing! We got the duck noodle soup and duck with chop suey veggies (if you couldn't tell, we just really wanted duck). Fortunately the duck in both dishes came in generously abundant portions. The duck in the duck noodle soup was quite outstanding. The noodles and the soup were pretty typical for a Chinese restaurant, but the duck--oh the duck! It was the perfect balance between chewy and tender, covered with a crispy layer of skin that held just the slightest hint of yummy fat without oozing all over and making you feel sick and worried about the potential of developing atherosclerosis. The noodle soup really let the duck take the spotlight. The duck with chop suey veggies came with a huge bowl of mediocre rice. The veggies were drenched in a little too much sauce, and the duck seemed to have been deep fried, which was disappointing. While the crispy exterior was made more crispy, the oil from the frying unfortunately drowned out the subtle flavors that duck naturally carries. All in all, a pretty authentic place and seemingly cleaner than other places of the same caliber. Duck was the highlight of our meal, and the duck flesh was also pleasantly "cleaner" (in that it exuded a lot less fat) than previous experiences in both the US and China. Definitely worth trying out, both for the local German looking for an Asian restaurant and for the Chinese tourist hoping for a familiar meal.

Dined here a number of times over the years and have never been disappointed. An excellent menu and…read morealways pleasing staff. I bring Chinese business partners her end they are always pleased. A favorite in Munich when you want Asian food.

Food was fantastic . Ordered the beef mala tang, beef noodle soup, and ledu pan fried special…read moredumplings and all items were fantastic. The mala tang was authentic savory and spicy and perfect break from Bavarian fare. The dumpling skin was perfectly crispy and tender bursting with filling. Everything was so good and it was a quick walk to the Marienplatz center. Def recommend and would recommend to anyone passing through Munich . Interior was bright and youthful very hipster. Service is not really existent since it's like counter service and you are responsible for cleaning away your own food and bussing your own food

This place was good. The dumplings just ok. They were supposed to be fried but it was barely pan…read morefried. The spicy soup reeked of Szechuan pepper corn and was very spicy. Overall it was fine.

If you arrive in Munich, especially during Oktoberfest, in search of Weissbier, Pilsner, Dunkel,…read moreKölsch, Bock, you should round out the food you pair with your brew and have some amazing noodles at Max's. The only reason we had lunch at this spot was a table could only be had after a 40 minute wait on the curb. Feet almost never lie, especially when what drives those feet is hunger and a sharp, discerning taste. When it comes to this variety of noodles, I've spent years living in Asia and Max's brought be back to one of my favorite hawker centers. They make the noodles right in front of you. The broth, the beef, the spice.... perfection. Just for fun, I added a Fanta to my meal and then begged for another hit of noodles, which they will do, if you ate the type of person to finish them before consuming the broth, which is the correct way to eat Chinese noodles.

Pick a bad weather day off season, and happen to luck out passing by a bit before 5pm, if you don't…read morecare to wait 45min or so in line. Yes it's super popular. Max' is one of those few super efficiently run seated places where you don't need to feel obliged to tip or even order a drink, which makes the bill quite cheap by Munich standards. The beef soup ... is thin, consisting mostly of cheap noodles and watery broth that you need to make flavorable with the chili on your table. It's a weird niche they found here ... maybe their soupless noodle dishes are more savory, but I doubt I'll be back for more, and definitely won't wait for a spot.

Hard to find Asian food in Munich but found this gem inside a mall! After a week of eating German…read morefood, my tastebuds craved Asian cuisine and this place was it! Not bad, satisfied my cravings!

We ate here twice while in Munich and the food was outstanding! Fresh made food in a small corner…read moreof the grocery store. Simple menu but the quality and taste was outstanding. We had the fried chicken thighs as well as the noodles and chicken. The next visit I had the pan fried noodles w/ veggies and shrimp... fabulous. The dumplings were ok.. not a fan of the broccoli in it. Service was fast and efficient. Love this place!

I'm so surprised to find authentic Chinese food out while visiting. I grew up with an uncle who is…read morea Chinese chef and the food is quite traditional! We cleared the dishes since we missed chinese food these days of traveling. You can here the waitresses conversing in mandarin as they move around the restaurant. Ate here for dinner at 9pm, it's pretty quiet at this time. Sitting outside is refreshing. They're open until 11pm.

Great Chinese dishes in Munich you can also get some excellent dim sum. I really like the Siaw Mai…read moredumplings very soft and tasty. Also the crispy shrimp rolls are really good. They have the best shrimp dumpling soup, the soup is so good.