A little anonymous and low building side-by-side a golf course and area for circuses and markets…read more The interior is nothing fancy, but clean and decorated with traditional Chinese effects and many fans )-keeping temperature comfortable!). The buffet food is really good and varied with seafood, sushi, meat, vegetables and a selection of desserts (ice cream, creme bruilet, tiramisu, candy's , and more). Affordable price (14€ per person) too We were here three years ago, introduced by friends, and returned today with family- and will be back later

I ordered food with delivery service to home, they confused the order, delivery pasta instead of…read moresoup, did not save money, although I gave the pasta back. I tried to find a solution but unfortunately no one cares about the customer. I will try to go talk to the person in charge, hope to get my money back or at least get 2 portions of soup :)

Wow! We have been in Spain for 6 days. Stop one was Madrid. Dry hard to find good food there. We…read morecame to Seville for the next leg of our trip and stumbled on this Chinese & Thai restaurant. Best food we have had so far. Family owned, we had the owners daughter serve us. We first asked for her recommendation. She said everything is good. We ordered our food and as we placed one serving at a time of their wonderful tasting food , it went down like butter. So if you happen to be in Seville,Spain and want great Chinese/Thai food I highly recommend this place. It's in a town called Trania.

We ate here on Christmas Eve, a day they were open and quite busy. Food was delicious and the staff…read morewas very nice!!! Many good vegetarian options especially the stir fried vegetables, fried bun, and to-fu. It took a while to get our food due to the number of guests but it was well worth the wait. Will eat here again!

Given the recent influx in Chinese immigration, notable from the numerous bazaars popping up on…read moreevery street, Seville is developing its own China Town on the outskirts of the city. It is yet to boast a huge gateway similar to China Towns of large cities like London or Manchester, but you are sure to know when you are there. All signs are marked in Chinese characters: a driving school, hairdresser and doctors' surgery... and my new find: Bar Oriental Qi Lin Ke. The bar's interior is basic with plastic tablecloths, dotted with bottles of red, spicy sauce and soy sauce. My friend and I were the only European-looking diners alongside a group of Chinese teenagers and a family. The menu is vast and features dishes that you'd only find in a real Chinese restaurant, i.e. where Chinese people eat: black eggs, fried frogs' legs and duck tongue to name a few. My friend and I were pretty hungry so hedged our bets on dishes that we were sure would satisfy our appetite and fulfill our curiosity: seaweed salad, beef noddle soup, steamed prawn dumplings and a rice ball cooked in a bamboo leaf (all sounded way more adventurous in Spanish). All (well not quite, a doggy bag was requested) were washed down with TsingTao beer. Portions were plentiful and our feast came to just over €20.

Best Chinese restaurant in Sevilla I reckon! - from a native Chinese point of view. If it was…read morearound my office in Shanghai, I'd also be happy to go there for lunch.

Easy access, nice dining area (to include outdoor seating if the weather permits), and reasonable…read moreprices. The food was good. I ordered pork and spring scallions. One thing to note for some people: white rice is not included with entrees. You'll need to order it separately; this differs from most places in the United States. The staff were friendly, and ApplePay was accepted. Overall, a good experience, and a nice way to mix up eating out while on holiday in Seville.

We love Chinese food and finding a good place to eat it in our town is like pulling teeth. We have…read morevisited many restaurants here but hands down this is a great choice.

Crab rangoons were not that. No crème cheese just shell I'm not even joking, don't waste your moneyread more

They have very good traditional Chinese food. I recommend you to eat Xiao long bao and Qing hong la…read morezi de pollo. One of the waitress was able to speak good English and very friendly. It's a fancy place (above average in Seville) but a little bit expensive.

We ate at called now Nativo and we had a great food ambiance and service !…read moreThe price was very affordable Really great restaurant to keep in your agenda ! I recommend the place without hesitation ..

Might be Marbella's best restaurant. The staff were very…read morenice and helpful. The food was excellent. We had Salmon Teriyaki with mushrooms and Pan Fried Chicken. Our waiter recommended a fantastic white wine - Segrel.