Great spot for dim sum in Hamburg! Tried lots of different dishes and enjoyed them all. Tasty and…read moreauthentic Chinese food in the heart of Hamburg close to the Hauptbahnhof. Some of the food can take a while but it's worth the wait! FYI - They don't take reservations, so you just have to try your luck.

We came here for lunch and my husband took advantage of the weekday lunch special menu prices (I.e…read more ranging from 9 to 12+ Euros for an entree). Meanwhile, I ordered from the dim sum menu. I got the beef congee and beef noodle rolls. The dim sum prices here and in Europe in general is expensive (I.e. starting price for dim sum dishes is ~7 Euros). Our food came out fairly quick and the food was very delicious. I think this was one of the better meals that I had during our Hamburg trip. The restaurant is close to Hamburg Central Station. So it's a good location to enjoy a nice meal here before or after your travels. Overall, I would return again in the future.

Nice family friendly joint off of Reeperbahn with the most delicious, authentic Chinese food! I…read morehaven't had something like this from a Chinese restaurant since this tiny small hole in the wall joint we went to in Atlanta awhile back. That place in Atlanta we went to had mostly chinese patrons who said that they're known for "real" Chinese food and flavors. THAT is what I tasted at Man Wah! Soooooo good! And the service from the staff did not disappoint! We even had a friendly conversation with a gentlemen who seemed like he as a manager or an owner. Our experience here couldn't have ended on a better note!

Great food.... Proper family style Chinese food... They also have Dim Sum all day...great…read moreambiance.....

In Hamburg for the weekend and saw this place near my hotel. I walked into a wonderfully decorated…read moreCantonese restaurant bustling with happy faces. I ordered the Szechuan Chili Dumplings and Wonton Soup with Vermicelli and Pak Choi. Everything was served fast, hot and delicious! It's worth crossing the street from the train station to get a great meal. Go here.

Came here after Tim Raue's recommendation, and even after having had some of his recommended…read moredishes, I cannot say I quite follow him. The place is absurdly popular, boasting a queue even for reserved diners on a weekend evening. Decor is run-down ethno Chinese, service curt, and there are far fewer people of Chinese heritage among the diners than in other restaurants in town. The dim sum are ... decent, but they are priced a little too high for what they are. You'll need 3-4 servings per head to not be hungry. Best dish we had was "Lai-Wong-Bao" from the dessert menu, like a high-end crossover of Dampfnudeln and Schmalznudeln. Drinks prices are too high (the menu on their website is outdated).

Definitely No.1 Dim Sum in Hamburg!…read more I'm from Japan and I've tried many Chinese Restaurants and Imbisse in Hamburg. As for Dim Sum, Xiao Xiang is the best in Hamburg! Besides Dim Sum I tried "Ma Po Tofu". It was a bit salty for me, but it was not bad at all (it's good to eat with rice). If you are craving for delicious Dim Sum, you should try this restaurant! (In Japanese below) ハンブルクNo.1 点心の店 日曜の夜に訪問。お店の入り口はちょっと怪しい雰囲気ですが、中に入るとたくさんのお客さんで賑わっていました。とにかく点心が抜群に美味しいです！麻婆豆腐は味付けがだいぶ濃いめ（塩っぱかった）でしたが、ご飯と一緒に食べれば問題なく、味は美味しいです。ハンブルクで美味しい点心が食べられる貴重なお店です。

This hidden gem is--hands down--the best Chinese & Dim Sum in Hamburg. The quality rivals my…read morefavorite places back in San Francisco. If you're looking for the Real Deal, this is it. The chefs/owners make their dim sum THEMSELVES--no deep-freezer factory-made dumplings here. And one tastes the difference immediately. We tried two types of Har Gao, Shu Mai, Rice-Crepe rolls, chicken feet, and wan tan soup. Everything was fresh and fantastic. Generous sizes, too. The extensive menu features Hong Kong and Cantonese-style dishes. The decor is fun--strands of colorful lights complement the indoor waterfalls and gardens. Relaxed but nice. Can't wait to return and eat my way through the menu! :-)

LANGSAM!!! Wir sitzen hier seit über eine Stunde und warten immernoch auf das Essen. Es geht eine…read moreLieferando Bestellung nach dem anderen raus und wir kriegen nichts. Auf Nachfrage wird uns versprochen das es jetzt bald kommt -- das war vor eine viertel Stunde. Sehr unzufrieden.

I liked this place , I didn't love it but I would be back because their summer rolls were the best…read moreI've ever had! The dim sum were good but not a true dim sum. I ordered the beef, chicken and pork with shrimp. They were more like Japanese gyoza with minced meat which sorta made them all taste the same. We also ordered the noodles which had a coconut flavour I don't remember what they were on the menu. The noddles and veggies were a little over cooked. The noodles were Ok I don't think I would order them again. Def would like to give the glass noodles a try. Def worth a try. I still wanted to try a few more menu items.

The food is delicious, and the place is really nice, an oasis in Hamburg. Good for any kind of…read moresituation or if you are just craving for good Chinese food. The service is friendly and the prices are fair. Too much to choose d

Please don't go to this restaurant, especially if you are a POC. The staff are very racist, which…read moreis mind boggling as they don't appear to be from there! A group of us who were in town for a conference, all highly educated scientists, from all over the world, who also happened to be brown and non-German speaking, visited this restaurant on July 11th, Thursday around 7-7:30 PM. The head waiter was super rude. He could not communicate in English, but our French friend tried to speak with him in German. Throughout service, he was rude and impatient with us and kept telling us to hurry up with ordering when we were asking questions. The food was mediocre, all the people saying on here that this was authentic Chinese food and very good, have never eaten authentic and good Chinese food. I'm from the US, and we have excellent restaurants here with amazing food and great, courteous service. We were so disgusted by his treatment of us, especially as he forcibly added a 10% tip without our permission. When I discovered what he was doing, he insisted it's mandatory in Hamburg to add 10% tip automatically. That is not true, tips are reserved for good service and are up to the discretion of the customer. Normally, I always add tip, but I have never encountered such rude, horrible service anywhere in the world!!!! Afterwards, our friend who understands a bit of German overheard him bitching about us to another customer and he even made a rude gesture to us, when we were leaving! Can you believe the audacity?! This guy is an awful, awful human who shouldn't be in the restaurant/hospitality business, and I hope the owner deals with him. I never wish ill on someone, but I sincerely hope karma prevails! From what I've read of some of the reviews below, there are other POCs who also had a terrible experience dining here, so please consider this a PSA!!!! Sure, the ambience is beautiful, but the food and the awful service are simply not worth it! If the owner actually cares about his customers and delivering good service, he/she will respond to my comment on here. What happened was inexcusable!

Came here last night to order take out. The waitress was super friendly and I heard her speak…read moreCantonese so in my broken Cantonese I asked her about ordering to go. She said no problem and handed me 2 menus. She said the lunch menu has English but the other menu was only written in Chinese. Uh oh... Lol I told her I couldn't read Chinese and just asked her for her recommendations. We ended up ordering the roast duck, gai lan (Chinese broccoli) in garlic sauce and bbq pork fried rice. It didn't take too long for the order to be ready and the total came out to be about 40 € for everything. We got back home quickly and started to dig in. Omg, everything tastes delicious! I haven't had good Chinese food since I've been to Germany and so these dishes made me miss Chinese food back at home! The duck was so good. Although a little hard to eat with the bones but hey the bones add flavor! The bbq pork fried rice was delicious and adding the gai lan and the garlic sauce from the gai land made the rice so much more flavorful! I would definitely order take out from them again. I saw they have a dim sum menu so I am interested in trying that as well. Highly recommend this place for great and authentic Chinese food. Yum!

We finally made it to Wahing restaurant. The waitress was very nice and quick and the menu offers…read moreauthentic chinese food. Our dishes tasted good. Enjoy

Came here on a Wednesday night with colleagues. The restaurant is quite small so if you come with a…read moregroup, I'd recommend making a reservation. We started our meal with a beef and carrot soup. It was very good, reminded me very much of French pot-au-feu. Then came an assortment of dim sum: Fried and steamed dumplings. Everything tasted fresh, my preference goes for the steamed dumplings which are more delicate and give a better opportunity to taste the filling. Then we had a few dishes arrive at the same time: Pork with Napa cabbage, duck (really tasty), noodles, broccoli. Everything tasted good. Most of us had 2 drinks and the total was ~18 euros per person. Not a bad deal considering that everybody left very full and we had some food to take home with us.

I have been traveling in Germany and was longing for some Cantonese-style Chinese food. I was…read moresurprised to see Herr Kwong listed as a Cantonese-style restaurant. So I decided to go while in Altstadt. It was a pleasant experience. I ordered a beef chow fun - a standard dish to test the food authenticity at Cantonese style restaurants. The taste was fine. The ho fun (rice noodle) was slightly thinner than the typical ones in Hong Kong. That's perhaps an issue with the supplier. The beef was not as tender as I would like, but Germany is not known for its beef. Given that I was expecting worse quality before I walked in, the restaurant surpassed my expectations, I gave it a four star.

Herr Kwong was recommended to us. The Restaurant is nicely decorated and the staff was nice. The…read moreFood was quickly served. Our Starters were a little bit fat, as was one of the man dishes. All but one of the main dishes tasted good. Enjoy

Although I had I pretty bad flu since the week before, I couldnt resists to join this event. Even…read morethough it appeared to be my first night as the Qype City Night host. So after all I joined the group around twentyhundret-and-a-bit: a bunch of more than 25 heads, that made their way to the GOLDEN, a place being criticized in november last year by myself in a pretty harsh but discussable way. Therefore I was pretty excited how both - the restaurantsowner and the qype community - would reflect on the upcoming event. Bearing a pretty poor stomach for almost a week in mind, I decided to choose from the menu, beginning with a chinese mushroom soup with chicken. Great choise! Delicious and tasty. Then there was some Dim Sums and in the end another shark-fin-soup (what-so-ever the english equivalent may be called). Please refer to both english and german feedbacksregarding the GOLDEN. As I dont like to edit my german comment from november `06, I have to get the GOLDEN five stars and two-thumbs-up from this end. That night was awesome! Thanks to Mr. Wong.

Qype City night January '08 brought me here. They had prepared a great set menu for us. Nine…read moredishes, they said, but I'm pretty certain it was more like 12. We had cold dishes to start, glass noodles, cold meats, tofu & garlic, etc. That wasn't really my thing, but each successive course brought better and better food. One course brought some really great prawns. They were messy to eat, but delicious. After the two (or three, I forget) main courses came some amazing soup, and after that we got one small sweet dish. I'm not exactly sure what it was, but it seemed like dates covered in dough, rolled in sesame seeds. The best chinese food I've had in Hamburg (Ok, I've not really had much chinese food, but still :)