Unsere Bewertung basiert darauf das wir selbst Asiaten sind und weltweit schon viel Dim sum…read moreprobiert haben. Alles war insgesamt durchschnittlich bis unterdurchschnittlich. Das beste waren immer noch die frittierten mochis mit Fleischfüllung. Die Grünen vegetarischen dumplings die in den Bewertungen auf Google gehyped worden sind waren absolute unterirdisch. Die Garnelen belle hatten zu wenig crunch draußen und waren leider auch nicht die besten. Da ist dschunke deutlich besser. Natürlich haben wir nur frittiertes bestellt, aber nach dem Essen haben wir uns gefühlt wie die letzten Menschen. Service war nett. Ich würde hier nicht noch mal herkommen, auch wenn wir nur überwiegend Dim Sum probiert haben. Da gibt es deutlich bessere in Düsseldorf. Bestellempfehlungen sind: alles was mit Garnelen zu tun hat stecken lassen. Und nur die Mochi Bälle mit Fleischfüllung waren ok aber Heavy. Die Garnelen Bälle aufjedenfall skippen genau wie die Grünen dumplings.

I've been eating here at least 6 times a year, for a few years now, and have been putting off…read morewriting a review for the simple fact that I didn't want to wait in long lines once everyone and their uncle found out about this place. Damn. Well that dream's over. Living most of the year in a U.S. city with the third largest Chinese populace, you get to know the difference between good dim sum and bad dim sum. Especially when your ex-boss ordered it for lunch every day of the working week to share with employees. Broken down, there are 37 dim sum restaurants within an 8 mile radius of where I live. In Düsseldorf I believe there are only 3. That said, I've ordered everything on the menu at Tao. Some I like more than others, but overall most are good. It's not cheap by U.S. norms, but if you're missing decent-to-good dim sum, I believe this to be the best one in NRW.

Don't let other reviewers fool you. While this restaurant admittedly has a relatively nice ambience…read moreand atmosphere, with kind enough employees and okay music, the buffet...was... NOT good. I consider myself a human-eating-dumpster; that is, I eat most things and am relatively okay with "meh" food. However, I could not finish any dish I tried at Jat-Jük. The vegetables did not seem cleaned or fresh. The fruit bar was also not the best (mushy fruit and weird tasting). The entree section, though, was the worst. The meat tasted metallic and not like beef, duck, and chicken should taste like respectively. The dishes all seemed like they had been sitting for days out and not been refreshed. Moreover, the sushi smelt BAD. Like "don't eat me or you'll get sick" bad. Hey, perhaps these people really did like this place. Perhaps you will like this place. But I promise you that I, as a consumer with a fairly average taste/expectation for Chinese food, did not enjoy eating the food.

We have tried buffet at various Chinese in the greater city area but need to tell you, I am…read moreimpressed! (love at 1st sight :) ), Me and my friend (not a Chinese food fan) landed here more by accident at Jat Jük for lunch. Ambiance is very pleasant, the space is very pleasantly decorated. The buffet spread is certainly not as diverse as other large Chinese restaurants, but the quality of all the food is just good. The staff is always very friendly and courteous, no matter how full the restaurant is. We have since decided to eat at least once a month.

Below average cost, for average quality food, good choice for one man meal to have your own timeread more

FOOD & DRINKS While they offer menu items, I wouldn't…read moresuggest you get those. Just get the all you can eat hot pot like everyone else. You have different options for the broth which also includes a vegetarian variant. The selection of seafood, meats and veggies is large enough to make everyone happy. They even offer some dim sum and snack items on top of your all you can eat hot pot. That said, most of the dim sum items are not good if you compare it to a dim sum specialized restaurant but since its all you can eat, you can give some a try. I just wouldn't recommend it with a few exceptions like the desert or snack items. Lately they even offer a lobster broth and one serving of premium beef, a bit of lobster and crab. The meat and seafood items have ok quality. I wouldn't say its the best I've gotten at an all you can eat place but decent enough. SERVICE I would say the service is good. Very friendly and always helpful. The first time was the best though. The owner took the time to greet us in person, explained everything carefully and just showed a lot of care. ATMOSPHERE While the previous location was kinda small, the new restaurant is quite large with lots of seating available inside and outside. The best about this hot pot is that everyone has their own pot. It is like your own personal fondue. No need to restrict yourself to specific broths when you come with a party that also includes vegetarians. RATING I have been here when they still had the location in the city center. Then I visited them when they newly opened at a larger place a bit outside of the city center and since then I have been here on a few celebration occasions. The rating is based on all the experiences I had so far. They improved over time in terms of service and overall quality.

Decent food, but the inability to pay via credit card is a massive headache & honestly unacceptable…read morein today's world.

I frequently get lunch here. Their lunch prices are great and you always get a ton of food. The…read moreplace is very authentic and I love to watch the man in the back making the noodles fresh!

"Neighbourhood" cozy and very pretty place with excellent and efficient staff. Food is fresh, well…read moreprepared and also priced reasonably. Make reservations if you are a group. I have been lucky getting either a table or a spot at the bar by myself without reservation. I wish the dumpling wrap was thinner and the sauce (soy and vinegar based) had a little "kick" to it with chilli powder but even i think I am being picky here. I am sitting by the kitchen looking at the parade of dishes and all look fantastic.

Amusing Asian restaurant... The restaurant sits off the Main streets, in middle of quiter…read moreneighbourhood. Ran by Germans and dishes are not really any part of Asia but has inspirations and roots back to Asia. By no means, no dishes are authentic but actually quite tasty. Noodles are home made on site. We had vegetables dumplings which were boiled and really tasty, especially lovely vinegar sauce, Peking duck roll which was essentially big crispy duck roll - duck was very tasty and all ingredients were fresh. I had the main dish which was stir fried beef which was okay - nothing to rave about but tasty enough. What sets this off from others is service - service is amazingly prompt and friendly, staffed but lovely people.., just so lovely to deal with. Definitely try if you are in the area.

Beautiful restaurant located in a former greenhouse, which is actually still very green with lots…read moreof plants and trees covering the aisles and the roof - it feels a little bit like having lunch or dinner in a jungle. The restaurant is famous for it's Mongolian buffet, which offers a variety of meat and vegetables - either cooked or uncooked. You can choose between filling up your plate with steaming food or watching the cook roast it at any time. There is also a sushi, a salat and a dessert bar. The food itself is average - not bad, but not brilliant either. It's just to it's price, if you have one or two drinks, you will leave below 20EUR. The service is good, most waiters are polite and tables are cleared regularly. Definitely worth a visit, and if it wasn't so far out, I'd probably go here more often.

Pretty good Chinese buffet in Dusseldorf. Service good and lot of the dishes on the buffet are…read moreauthentic.

I was looking for a place to have lunch in Dusseldorf and came across DongWu. The interior is very…read morestraightforward. There was a dog inside! I love Germany. This is not normal for me but I chose to have beer with my food instead of water because it was cheaper. But it is Germany so when in Rome, I guess. The food was excellent and service was helpful. It was lively but not crowded so I was seated immediately. I recognized a lot of familiar dishes on the menu. If you're looking for a Chinese restaurant for lunch in Dusseldorf, I can recommend DongWu.

Average, food, service, location, so this is my opinion, still a good choice for overseas Chineseread more