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.

We dropped into this restaurant, which used to be a French restaurant, and learned that it had…read morebecome a French-Chinese fusion restaurant. The food was fabulous. I started with a fried lotus root with pork, which apparently is a Wunan specialty and was delicious. I then had a poached cod with bok choy and beluga lentils (see photo). My friend Charles had a duck leg which was equally great (other photo). Had a glass of Muscadet with the cod, and Charles had a Languedoc with his duck. Service was great, and Jing, the owner, came over and was very gracious, and infectiously excited about the vision for the restaurant. Dinner was a pleasure and highly recommended.

From the owner: Wir bieten eine ausgewählteSpeisekarte die saisonal aktualisiert wird. Um die Auswahl zu…read moreerleichtern stellen wir immer ein "Chef's Special" zusammen. Dies sind 3-Gänge Menüs bestehend aus Vorspeise, Hauptspeise und Dessert.Auf Wunsch empfehlen wir zusätzlich eine Getränk-/Weinbegleitung. Wir freuen uns sehr, wenn Sie uns mit einer größeren Gruppe besuchen wollen, oder gar das ganze Lokal für Ihre geschäftliche oder private Feierlichkeiten (Hochzeit, Geburtstag, Weihnachtsfeiern) reservieren möchten. Unser Raum ist ideal für die Ausrichtung von Familienfeiern, Geschäftsveranstaltungen, Geburtstagen oder Weinveranstaltungen. Sprechen Sie uns gerne an dafür!

Good place for dim sum in Munich: fairly priced and just a short walk from a S-Bahn station…read more I had four Baozi with meat (for EUR 6.50) which were good. The filling was really tasty but the patty could have been a little bit bigger.

The food is delicious and comes fast, unfortunately, it is quite greasy. Nevertheless, it's perfect…read morefor nights you want tasty food but don't want to cook

Finally a good Dim Sum restaurant in Munich! This…read morerestaurant is great for a spontaneous crave for Dumplings ;) Ive been there many times now and it is always fast and delicious - you can choose your own flour (white or dark) which I like very much. The restaurant is very small though, so you might wait a bit for table - especially during lunch time. Love this place - and dont wanna miss it in Munich!

Popped in for a quick evening bite. Host was very pleasant. Small space that was a little hot in…read morethe early evening but not too bad. Very limited outdoor seating. Ordered the veggies dumplings (fried) and a beer, Tsing Tao. Dumplings were above average. Peanut sausage helped, but nothing special overall. Beer hit the spot with the heat. Maybe the meat based ones are better.

Nice small restaurant for dim sum. I had the menu with 2 dim…read moresum (1 yia baozi and 1 shumai), 2 Bao (one with beef and the other with duck) and some kind of coconut milk rice for EUR 9.90. The dim sum were really tasty and the bao, despite not having that much meat, were good as well and fairly priced (EUR 3.90 each when ordered a la carte). Service is very good: quick and friendly.

Nice, small restaurant. Good value, quick service. Would highly recommend the duck bao bun!read more

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.

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.

4.6 stars. Finally…read moresome real taste of home. Almost all Chinese food at Munich are not authentic. This is an exception! Near Munich University and across a supermarket, there is this small restaurant near highway 96. If you are coming from Neuschwanstein Castle back to Munich, it is near an exit38 before traffic starts. Vegetable and pork large wonton 菜肉大雲吞10picees 6.8€ -5.0 stars- just like what grandma will make! Amazing! I have one bowl and order 2nd since it was so authentic and nicely done. Xiao Long Bao 小籠包10pieces 7.8€ -4.0 Stars- XLB with soup inside. Skin is a bit soft, tasted fine. Chong Qing little noodle 重慶小面 麻辣 6.8€ -4.6 stars- spicy and pepper noodles. So tasty! Beef and vegetables stir fried with rice. 牛肉炒菜飯 7.8€ -4.0 stars- homecooking style. Not salty or full or soy sauce.

Nice authentic Chinese take-away with a few seats as well…read more I had the Baozi and the cold chicken wings which were quite good. The owner is a very friendly guy and tries to suggest and explain although speaking only German.

My husband and I found Man Fat to be your standard Chinese restaurant (close your eyes and imagine…read moreand that's what it is) but that's not a bad thing. They have all the classics you think of when you crave Chinese food. We tried the sweet and sour chicken and the beef with vegetables and hoisin sauce. We found the chicken was very fresh and crispy (we might of enjoyed a different sauce more) and the beef dish will now be one of our go to orders. I think our one regret was not trying the duck as it seemed everyone else around us ordered it! As we were dining we kept seeing the server pass by with sizzling plates of duck and it looked and smelled amazing. The ambiance inside the restaurant is clean and quiet, it was a nice spot to enjoy a meal. They sometimes have a few seats outside on the sidewalk as well if you prefer dining outside. Our server was very friendly and kind about our not so great German skills (they have an English menu if needed). The portions were rather large for the price and we found it be a good value.

Best Chinese food in Schwabing/Maxvorstadt. I'm tired of Asian fusion, this restaurant is just…read morefamiliar flavors of Chinese cooking. Try the curry glass's noodles (closest thing to Singapore noodles I've found in Germany). So good! Love the interior decor.

Restaurant closed. Local says the location has switched hands a few times already. There is an…read moreAsian Kitchen and Mini Hot Pot close by though.

The neighbourhood doesn't have all that much to offer in terms of restaurants so I had my doubts…read more But, it was actually a very good experience. The menu had everything you would have expected and probably a lot more. We had a knowledgable person in the group that could verify that it was actually authentic food. We went for the dim sums to share and got two different dumplings, some filled pancake, cow stomach and pork ribs. Everything was really tasty and well made. Cow stomach was my favourite as the dish was exotic and very we'll seasoned. The best part is the price. We were not that hungry so we had 5 dim sums for 3 persons and a beer each. But, we still got quite full and everything ended up in 10€/person!! I would love to come back and explore more of the menu.