Nice! Centrally located yet reasonable and good. I can't…read morereally say more. I was recommended to try this place so I decided to go when I was around the area. The place is 5 min walk from plaza de España although it might be difficult to find it without google maps. We entered, were attended immediately, and the dishes came out quite fast. We ordered pan China, squid brocheta, dumpling soup and crispy chicken. All of them were reasonable and came in good portion. My favorite was pan China. It was crispy outside and fluffy inside. Mmmm. Our dinner for 2 was 14 euros. I'm sure I'll stop by again soon.

What a surprise! Been travelling through spain and needed a break from tapas. I'm chinese and know…read morethe food very well. I actually expected bad food because the place was empty and one staff was surprised to see anyone coming in. But the food was actually good, better than average good. I come from a city with many many chinese restaurants, and this place can certainly compete with that. All the dishes were flavourful, although they were all on the salty side. Ask for lower salt. I would go back!

Would definitely recommend, staff was super friendly. Great selection of authentic chinese cuisine…read more Personally, really liked the zongzi- made in house- , fried taro, and fried milk custard with seasame for dessert.

The food is tasty, and the menu extensive. For a person not versed in authentic Chinese food there…read moreare some more typical dishes available. Everything I saw looked really tasty. I only went for a quick lunch, had the mustard noodles (with pork and egg) and came out really full and satisfied. Must come back for dim sum soon. The restaurant was recommended to me originally a few years ago already by Chinese neighbours in Madrid, they said it is the place to try good Chinese food. Now what area of China those neighbours or the menu is from, sorry, don't have the detail..!

If you are from the U.S. don't come here. All the food is sub par. The appetizers are just out of a…read morepackage. The rolls are only 4 pieces meaning that you have to get two to get a fairly decent sized roll which will end up costing you 18€. That and I could tell that they didn't use sushi rice. The deserts are over priced. My flan was made out of a box. Not baked like a real flan should be made. All in all, I paid around 40€ and nothing on the menu was average. The only reason I gave it two starts was because there was a really nice young lady working there. (Non Asian, and looked mixed raced). She was genuinely nice and attentive. Everyone else was just there to make a sale. Recommendation: either change your menu and stick to just Chinese or get quality food and a real sushi chef. Very disappointing.

Freah delicious and welcoming. No AC so if you come in the hotter months it is warm. Its crowded…read morewith food prep items and only has four tables and a bar but the sushi is prepared right there and absolutely amazing. Its worth the warmer temp. The beer is cold!

A far cry from good (or even average) Asian food. Frozen dumplings, (not) sweet and (very) sour…read morechicken, extremely bland (and extra salty) curry, and miso (may as well have been tap water) soup. I hope this isn't how Madrid does Japanese/Chinese food! If so, it's pretty embarrassing.