Have craving for Shanghai food? Want to venture outside your comfort zone and tickle your taste bud…read more(literally)? Then you should check out this non-descriptive spot. Deco - nothing spectacular Service - ok Food - foodgasm Highly recommended to order : - Fish soup. It is slightly spicy and has a hint of sechuan pepper which will tickle your tongue - Pork belly! Bring friends along so you can order more choices of food.

Sehr lecker!! good quality plus authentic Chinese food!! We found this spot a couple years ago and…read morewe love the food & service, very cute Chinese family restaurant.

This restaurant is very good! The spicy roast beaf 五香牛肉…read morecould say excellent, even better than what I had in China. steamed sea bass 清蒸鲈鱼 is almost the same as what I tasted in high class food place in Shanghai. Very nice experience.

One of the best authentic Chinese restaurants in Frankfurt. Their menu has 2 parts: the first part…read morehas the typical Chinese food for Germans, while the 2nd part has their Chinese specialties. Those who are looking for authentic food should of course order from the 2nd part. They specialize in Shanghainese food, signature dishes include steamed pork ball with pakchoi, steamed whole fish, xiaolongbao, sweet sour spareribs, among others. The food is delicious and not oily. The price per main course is 7-10€ - very good value for money!

Decent noodle spot with freshly made noodles near the train station, though the area it's in is a…read morebit sketchy... I was in Frankfurt for a night and decided to stop by Mian Nudelhaus to get some Chinese food after a week of eating western food. To get here, we had to walk through some sketchy streets where people were loitering around. I came by Wed around 7 pm for dinner, and the restaurant was empty except for a family that was also dining in. The space isn't big and has a couple tables along with some bar seating. The menu is one page and is pretty straightforward, focusing on noodles and dumplings and baos. I had the beef noodle soup ($10) and also ordered the pork lu mian (also $10) as takeaway for the next day. The beef noodle soup was surprisingly good. The broth was flavorful, the beef chunks tender, and the homemade noodles chewy. I thoroughly enjoyed this meal. There were a LOT of noodles so I had trouble finishing the whole bowl, though I managed in the end. I ate the pork lu mian the next day on the train, and this dish I didn't enjoy as much. Essentially it's the same homemade noodles mixed with sauce and stir fried pork and veggies added in, but I found it incredibly bland and had to add some salt to it. For both dishes, portions were huge, so you get good bang for your buck here!

Very delicious glass noodle soup with lamb, tofu, Pak Choi, and vegetables. Soup is hot enough ( I…read moredislike lukewarm temperatures) Area is very safe although may not look like it's safe but owner said he's there 13 years and not one incident of robbery etc. I would come back here again for dumplings and Zha Jiang Mian

Sehr leckere Auswahl, an Suppen. Schon ein paar mal dort…read moregegessen. Immer Super. Bedingung ist auch immer freundlich

Came here on a weekday night, not many people, sat outdoors. Asked for recommendation, was asked…read morewith or without soup, I said either. Was suggested #36, so I ordered it. A few minutes after, I decided I wanted another dish but mine was already made. Ah well. The flavor was good but the noodles were really sticky. I've eaten and cooked a lot of noodles, and I suspect the noodles I got were cooked in already-starchy water (ie water used to cook another customer's noodles was used to cook mine). It wasn't good at all, very disappointed. Lots of food, didn't really want to eat it towards the end though since it wasn't good. €11.50 was alright for the portions but quality really wasn't there.

Half a block from Frankfurt (Main) Hbf, Aunty Zhong is a small unassuming place that gets its share…read moreof Chinese clientele. The main draw is the noodle soup. Several different types. Menu is all about noodle soup. I had to try this place because of the plentiful good reviews on Yelp and I am sucker for Chinese food overseas. The broth is balanced, not too salty or thick. The noodles are perfectly chewy and the meat is on the small side but enough to appreciate with your noodles. There is a small helping of cilantro and onions, as well as a small portion of sauerkraut. Yes, I have had pickles on the side of noodle soup and in Germany, sauerkraut works well! One beef Noodle soup with a bottled water came out to be about USD 14.

Worth the return…read more This is a local dive similar to the one we discovered in Toronto: both places we saw after the meal and still decided to go in - I just can't say no to delicious dumplings. This one is near the main train station Hbf and sizable, compares to the Toronto's. It doesn't have a staff making dumping by the window. They serve the dumplings in a soup or broth. The dumplings are good - thick skin. They've cold drinks and few beers. The outdoor seating area is shared with another restaurant.

I am so disappointment in this place. I came here per Yelp reviews. However, I am beyond…read moredisappointed and disgusted by this business. Let me say this, I am from a major city in the states. I live in Washington, D.C. Therefore, I eat sushi.... And I mean I eat a lot of it. In fact, I eat a lot of sushi from very authentic and highly skilled restaurants. This restaurant was neither of any form of decent quality nor authentic. I mean for 12 euros per a person I can't complain too much. However, I was just completely floored at their poor service and poor food quality. I also found hair in their food and when I told the staff they were so rude towards me. This place is not worth your time!!! It's a big no no. I can't believe they have customers. I am thinking because the sushi presence in this city is so poor, they are able to stay afloat.

It was nice coming here after eating all the German food around. The buffet was priced around 15…read moreeuros, however I felt that the options were limited. My group did not want to add the hotpot option because it would be too much food. The my had fresh shrimp and pork dumplings and miso soup which I loved. They also had a good salad bar with amazing kimchi and fruit. Limited ice cream options - just vanilla ice cream and fruit bars. However, for this price point you can't complain since it is in a busy center.

Tucked away from Zeil street, this place may go unnoticed. I bookmrked this place and always…read moreforgot about it because its in some creepy side street. Sorry!! forgive the fact that my picture is of food half eaten! I was exhausted after a long day and I just decided to eat in (minus the fact that there was a long wait and a small dining space) . Still jet lagged and starved I completely did not realize until I was 5 bites in - that the ShoMai was HUMONGOUS... and they were very good too. The shrimp dumplings, same deal... HUGE. Definitely on my come back list.

I am a big fan of yum cha and having eaten it in many countries around the world, been on the…read morelookout for it in Germany for the last four years. Munich has one or two places that serve some but pretty ordinary and so, I was excited to discover this one. The menu here is mostly yum cha or, dim sum as some would call it. They make everything in house and it comes out steaming from the kitchen. They have most of the classic dishes and a couple of creations i have not seen before. They don't have carts going around like the big places in HK but, they do have the same paper menu cards where you can mark what you want. They refill your tea here for no extra charge, a practice similar to most classic yum cha places. We ordered a few dishes to share and they have a small choice of vegetarian items as well. Most of the dishes tasted good and whilst not exactly like they do in HK but good. The BBQ pork was great, prawn dumplings good and the mushroom dumplings were really good. Service is very quick and friendly and the place was packed by the time we left. The majority of diners were Asian, a positive sign. Prices are a bit high but I would happily pay for the quality. Definitely a place I would come back to for Sunday yum cha :-) It's a place hidden away in the back of a shopping plaza behind the Westin hotel. No signs on the street telling you where this is. A lovely find in town :-))