The good: we had dumplings and egg rolls as we weren't that hungry. Both were very tasty but no…read morehoysin sauce for the egg rolls. The bad: they were out of several items. We ordered cocktails. Mine arrived in about 10 minutes. After another 10 minutes, our waiter informed us that they were out of one of the ingredients for my wife's Paloma. After another 10 minutes they brought her the same drink as mine. The waiters were very nice, but clueless. A far cry from service we've experienced elsewhere. Summary: if you want Chinese food in Oaxaca, this may be your best shot. Just be prepared to be there for a while.

I read the reviews on this place and thought I'd give it a try. The guy who said it was as good as…read morehe had in San Francisco? Seriously? I am from the Bay Area and could not disagree more. I ordered Kung Pao chicken. It was at least edible .. it was chicken, peanuts and poblano chili.... No carrots, no celery.... Did not taste at all like I know this dish is supposed to taste. But it was ok. I also ordered the pot stickers. The pork tasted rancid. I did not eat them. I mentioned this to the waitress but she left them on my bill. This completely substandard meal cost $410 pesos which makes it the most expensive and not worth it meal I have had during my month in Mexico....just don't.

I don't know why on god's green earth I thought it would be a decent idea to go to a Chinese buffet…read morein Oaxaca Mexico so I'll take full ownership of the bad decision making. It had good reviews though so I was hoping that I would be pleasantly surprised! On the plus side - the buffet is $150 pesos; very reasonable with a drink included. Food is horrible to my palate. Maybe better to Mexicans' expectations of Chinese food but I hated what I tried. I did like the beef and broccoli as well as the orange chicken(??) and egg rolls. Would not recommend.

I stopped in a little past 2 PM on Sunday, August 3rd and decided to go with the buffet. I was…read moregreeted immediately upon entering, and I was given my choice of tables. I picked my table in the larger of two seating areas. The place was pretty busy and there was a little boy, whom I assume was family to someone working there. He was scurrying around the entrance and was quite loud, but not a big deal for me. The restaurant was rather plainly furnished with sparse decorations. I asked for the one free water that came with the buffet. The water actually tasted like lemonade, which I liked, but it wasn't just water. The buffet wasn't huge, but afforded many choices. I tried a little bit of almost everything available. I made two trips to the buffet, and certainly got my money's worth. My two opinions on the food were that many dishes were too salty, and nothing tasted fresh. None of the many items I tried wowed me. It was all just okay. I definitely take into account that I was eating from a buffet, along with the timing of my visit may have impacted the quality of many dishes. The trade off was the price, which was 175 pesos. The exchange rate on that day equated to $9.28 USD, which is a great value. I will likely return because of the price and hope for some fresher flavors.

Such a hidden gem. One of the best restaurants I've tried on my trip while in oaxaca. The owner…read moremixes local herbs into traditional cuisine

They just moved from a small side of the road location to a breezy, well lit restaurant (on the…read moreroad to San Agustin Etla, you can't miss it). The food is the same excellent quality, always fresh and locally sourced. The staff is attentive and kind.

I ordered a ice tea and pad Thai. Pad Thai noodles is not as good as traditional one. Taste is ok…read more Environment and service are good.

After a week of Mexican cuisine, it was a delight to stumble onto this Chinese eatery in the heart…read moreof historic Oaxaca City. We had Kung Pao chicken and Chicken chow mein--relatively mild dishes by choice as mi esposa and I had just recovered from mild stomach flu. The food was well prepared and quickly served. Nice decor, good service. I would like to try more challenging dishes before giving a fifth star,but so far so good.

Working class Oaxacan food and setting…read more I went there twice and was the only gringo both times. No mole negro-one of my favorite things about Oaxaca, but all you can eat Oaxacan style food for 60 Pesos, about $3.50 USD, just about half of what I paid for a more extensive buffet on the Zocalo. The first time I was there both the staff and customers were having a great time watching Shrek. Fun! If you want to enjoy Oaxacan food away from the tourist scene, this is it.