Loved the Chinese food we got at Soya!! Fresh and flavorful and great service. All served very…read morehot. Some of the best Chinese we've ever had!! Great location too!!! And not too expensive for Bergen. Definitely a must go if you want Chinese food.

We were able to get a table with a reservation, we were lucky; Saturday at 6:45 the restaurant was…read morepacked. We ordered Hot and Sour Soup and Sweet and Chicken and my wife had Chicken Gong Bao. Service was very attentive and the food was wonderful.

Went here for quick since my kid got hungry and we want to support Asian places too. The place is…read morewell decor and definitely felt like you're in a banquet room in a Chinese palace. Staff are nice and friendly. It upstairs overlook the street and hills and it's pretty. Sat next to the ceiling to floor window and got the sunlight and felt great. Foods are just aok, I know I can't be picky since it's in Bergen therefore I gave it a three instead. It's more catering for the foreigners but favor is there, just blanched and not well seasoned but it did the job of Asian foods and being supportive.

Ate at China Palace in Bergen with a group of four. Being from the Bay Area, we were unsure about…read morehaving Asian cuisine outside of our hometown. We decided to double the order of their dinner package for two to sample more dishes. The package included appetizers, sweet and sour chicken, and pepper beef. In addition, we ordered fried rice and their special noodle dish for variety. The ambience was pleasant with nice Asian decor and cleanliness. However, the food only received a rating of 3. All the dishes, including the fried rice, were overly saucy and lacked proper stir-frying. The standout dish for us was the sweet and sour chicken, but the sauces were thick with cornstarch. While the portions were generous, the cost was average. Our overall experience was mediocre and unlikely to return. Rated around 2.5-3 stars.

The service was good and fast but maybe that's the only good thing that I liked there…read more I felt like it was a tourist trap although all my Norwegian friends seemed to enjoy their food. I was not so pleased by it. It was not authentic and it was cheap ingredients. The interior is totally kitsch in an extreme way and the windows are covered with things and stickers which is a shame.

one, it's norway, so everything is expensive. get used to it. for quick and easy chinese, that is…read morecheap by norwegian standards, it's pretty good. but again, it's norway. if you aren't cooking at home with your friends, bring your AMEX. it's going to be a loooong trip :-)

My wife and I had an early dinner today at Mr Chan Restaurant. We ordered two dishes (#20 & #22)…read morefor 640 NOK. The experience was very disappointing. The both quality and quantity are way below the average.Too much soybean sources. I don't recommend this restaurant to anyone who likes to taste good Chinese food.

There were 4 of us that came here because we needed to find somewhere close to our hotel…read more After being seated, we waited. And waited. And waited before anyone came to bring us menus and waters. Then we waited and waited some more for someone to come back to take our order. It was very hot inside so that made it uncomfortable while we were waiting for our food to arrive. The person working there does not speak any English; only Chinese and Norwegian! Luckily one of the people in our party could speak a little Norsk so we were able to order our food. This is not a place for vegans or vegetarians! While none of us had any high hope of the food quality, we were all pleasantly surprised that we enjoyed our meal very much. The food was quite good and good quality.

Small, welcoming Chinese restaurant which was very accessible from our hotel across from the…read morewaterfront in Bryggren. My GF was concerned about the level of heat, but our dishes were perfectly balanced and very tasty (a bit mild for my tastes, actually). The protein was tender and the veggies were cooked perfectly and tasted very fresh. A winner on our books and we both commented on how it was much better than the Chinese food back in Florida. Give it a try if you're having a yen for Chinese in Bergen.

Went for weekday lunch...85nkr!!! I had the curry and my friend the spicy chile beef. Both dishes…read morewere spicy based on our request. Food was made fresh with freshly cut veggies. Clean place. No wifi. Good service. Highly recommend for lunch on a budget.

Good food, reasonable price. We ordered two dishes. It turned out both are good. I would recommend…read moreit.

I got the lunch portion chicken with black bean sauce. It was really good, flavorful, crisp…read morevegetables, lean chicken. Price was good for the area, but still expensive at 80 NOK for such a small portion (couple pieces of carrot, couple chicken chunks and 1 piece of broccoli). If you want soup, you have to order off the starter menu, I believe it was 57 NOK.

It's located about 2 minute walk from Bergen Railway Station. We had dinner here after we finish…read moreour 'Norway In the Nutshell' trip, which ended at Bergen station. The food was not authentic Thai, but it's tasty and spicy. The lady who served us was friendly and came to our table a few times to check on us. I believe this restaurant is owned by Chinese, not Thai.

Just ordered some take away but it was friendly and fast service and definitely delivered when I…read moreasked for a meal with a little extra spice and flavour!

Beef dish was bland. Spring rolls were inedibly bad tasting. Too many other good food options close…read moreby to bother going back to try something else.

My staple 'I'm sick of meat and want vegetarian Chinese food' order here, gongbao tofu, was more…read morelike tofu dessert than a meal. There was just so much sugary cornstarch that it was hard to appreciate the silkiness of the tofu and the plentiful veggies. I let each forkful drip sauce onto the plate before taking the bite My dad's pork fried rice was better, maybe just in comparison to mine. It was overly salty, but I'm more tolerant of that than overly sugary.

On a Saturday night when you forget to make a reservation, and you're really hungry, you take…read morechances you normally might not take. This was one that ended up being a pleasant surprise. It should probably be called "Sushi House" rather than "China House" but it does offer a bit of both- however the menu definitely leads with sushi at the forefront. The Maki was good with fresh ingredients and rolled tightly (I can't stand it when it's rolled loosely and falls apart or is too large for a single bite.) The wonton soup was a richer chicken & salty broth than I'm used to- but that was actually a good thing because it gave more flavor than other wonton soups I've had. The chicken & cashew with pepper sauce had a thicker consistency than I'd like, however, the flavor was well-balanced with room for you to spice it up even more or just let the pepper flavor build over time. The spring rolls were meat-filled with minimal cabbage- but I loved the sweet chili sauce. The atmosphere was pleasant despite the generic branding appearance outside and the only lack of star was that it was a bit understaffed with what seemed to be one person running orders and refilling water on a Saturday evening.

Excellent Chinese food with sushi. The wonton soup is very delicious. Sushi is fresh and tasty…read more Overall experience is pretty positive. Cannot imagine authentic Chinese food in Bergen. :)