Xin Le Yuan Mei Shi — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

I ordered the La Mian and XLB.

LaMian noodles were clumped together into a ball of starch in some places and were soggy and tasted low quality overall, especially for a 9500 ARS dish. The meat was good quality and pretty good overall. Vegetables and cilantro were a good aromatic addition and tasted good. The broth was weak and 1/10 spicy even though I said “very spicy” the waiter dismissed it and said it would only be a little spicy, so expected. Sad to see even local Chinese restaurant have to tone down their food because of the locals they must cater to to stay in business

XLB filling pork was good, but the casing tasted undercooked, similar to the way partially cooked bread or pizza dough...

This was the most unfortunate trip to a cafe, not only in Argentina, but basically Chinese food. We are very fond of Chinese food and were looking for the right place in Argentina, but apparently we were very unlucky. Took the kung pao chicken, it was absolutely nothing like it, neither the chicken itself, nor the sauce, nor the filling, it felt like it had been cooked a long time ago and only warmed up to serve. We also took the dumplings, I don't know what became of them, but the photo is attached, no comment. I won't judge the third dish as it was unfamiliar to us initially. All in all, for 14k it’s a huge disappointment, unfortunately can't...

Went for an early lunch. The restaurant was busy, but we were seated quickly. Staff are friendly and helpful. The Yuxiang Pork was great. The beef soup with noodles and the pig feet were tasty. The stewed pork belly is missing a flavor. The sweet and sour fish was good except it was overcooked, so there wasn't much meat left on the fish. ...