What a disappointment! I watched a few TikToks and several people recommended this place. I was…read moreparticularly intrigued because I did not know that Mexico City had a Chinatown, and from the photos I saw they had some tables on the second level with the balcony overlooking the street which looked very cool. It was also only a 10-minute walk from my hotel. All signs pointing to a great meal and experience. What a disappointment! As I approached the restaurant, there was a young men in black with menus inviting me to come on in. I asked him if I could have a table at the balcony and he quickly brought me to the perfect spot. That's where this great experience began and ended. It was a great place to sit and watch the world go by on the street below. I really enjoyed that. My stomach has been a little queasy the last day or so which is quite normal when I travel, so I decided that it might be best to order something kind of neutral. I ordered wonton soup with shrimp wontons. The soup was nothing special. Some broth with very little else other than the wontons. No vegetables other than a couple of pieces of onion and scallipns, no noodles, no nothing. What was even more disappointing was that the waiter never checked back in with me one time to see how it was or if I wanted something else. So I did not feel totally ripped off, I sat for a while after I finished my soup to enjoy the view. I kept looking for my waiter for the check but he was nowhere to be found. I saw him off in the distance a couple of times but I could not grab his attention. So finally I asked somebody else to help me I was tempted to not leave any tip at all but I know these waiters make very little and so I gave him 10% which is cheap for me but he really did not deserve that! I left unsatisfied and disappointed and I cannot recommend this place to anyone else. They have been around for a long time and there were a lot of people there so either I ordered the wrong thing or people are not as discriminating as I am when it comes to Chinese food. After all, I grew up in New York and they have an amazing Chinatown with amazing food! The only redeeming factor was that is just a few minutes from the Palace of Fine Arts where I'm going tonight to see the Ballet Folklorico, which I heard is fantastic. Hopefully it'll take my mind off that lousy soup. Btw... Cost close to $10 which is the same thing I pay in the United States which is unusual for here. Most things are much cheaper. So much for Hong King. Sent from AOL on Android

I found this amazing place in Barrio Chino, and their Chinese food was seriously the best I've ever…read morehad. The service was awesome, and the prices were good too.

I won't come back here again. It's all attraction but the food is mid and I believe they aren't…read morehygienic. My wife saw a guy drop a lemon on the floor and put it right back on the cup of lemons. Made me really doubt whether the cooks were actually being clean. The food wasn't the best and was pricey for what they served.

Went here with a friend in search of a change in our tacos-only diet. Didn't know what to expect,…read moreand we weren't surprised to find that it was American chinese. We ordered the second package which came with a whole variety of dishes, more than enough for two people. My favorites were the fried rice, the soup, char siu, and a bean sprout dish. I would go back just for those. It was kind of like eating Panda Express. In the menu were photos of Xiao long bao and we tried to order them. However, we were told they only had siumai. We ordered them anyway but instead got steamed wontons. The skin was tough. I wouldn't advise ordering them. Just stick to the packages. Service was quick and friendly, would come here again whenever I'm in the mood for American chinese!

I'm sorry to say this place was really bad. The food was cold and tasted like it had been sitting…read moreout for hours. The lights kept going out so I ate my meal in darkness. I'll give two stars instead of one because the waiters were kind, but I do not recommend.

This is a large dimly lit restaurant that is a popular modern Asian theme chain for visitors or…read moreresidents that want to experience "Chinese" food. Probably those that liken Benihana's to traditional Japanese. The decor is flaming homosexual meets Pat Benatar's closet from the Back-To-The-Future 1980's. Mexican servers wearing black silk Chinese Chef uniforms with little red knot buttons don't help the illusion. The visually appealing black background menu is vast and could possibly appeal to all palates. These plenty of paid creativity and pro photos too good looking to be true, for top 40 Chinese American dishes were successfully developed by the greedy creative son of a Chinese restaurant owner (spinning in his grave) and a bald Jewish lawyer. But hey Ma they also have sushi! Lots of shrimp, pork, probably frozen fish and vegetables with sweetened sauces (or flavored mayonnaise) in squeeze bottles conjured up by R & D Chefs wearing white lab coats at the deep fat fryer station. Tired steamed dumplings in sweet soy, fried shrimp coated in gluey sweet and sour sauce, ramen noodles in instant soup stock with a few scallions, and weak cocktails complete the package. If you look long enough you'll find something pleasing for the average diner. If you're an Asian Foodie you'll need to be knocked out, dragged and tortured by sharpened bamboo stakes through your nails to dine here...like I was.

Great location in a central mall. Easy to find. Surprised to get a table with no reservation on a…read moreSaturday night. We took advantage of the special as the serving sizes are huge. We got the shrimp, chicken fried rice and sesame chicken. I got an appetizer of the chicken wrapped in lettuce. For drinks we got the Jamaican punch. For dessert we got the chocolate cake and vanilla bean ice cream We took leftovers as again even though the special was to share between two people about four good of eaten. Everything was amazing. Clean bathroom. Seating upstairs and downstairs. Service was fast in the beginning but slowed up as it got busy but very attentive. Please beware like every place in CDMX English is limited but you can scan the QR code for English menu. Meal was way cheaper than what we would have paid in NYC.

Ugh. They remodeled, changed cooks & took away separate sushi bar. And no longer take bank cards!…read moreWTF! Food bar is now long doble sided. 1 side hot dishes, other side cold (salads & desserts). I know I'm going to get sick this time, food tastes completely different, in a bad way. Cream on one of the salads was semi spoiled. That's it, after many years of coming I trully believe this will be my last.

I'm so surprised by the low rating. The Buffet （113 pesos）has a great variety from veggies, fruit,…read moreto rice and noodle, to chicken, pork, and shrimp. The Chinese food is also quite authentic, though some dishes are a little salty. My mom and I had a great time.