Jing Du — Restaurant in Salta

As a Chinese American who’s lived in cities in China, Los Angeles and NYC, I hope I’m credible enough to post this review.

After traveling in Argentina for a month, we really needed some Asian food so we found this spot. Egg fried rice: exactly how I would make it at home. Delicious Chicken chow mein: not exactly authentic ( they use spaghetti noodles and cayote) but still flavorful Chili sauce: very very spicy in a good way (if you’re from Argentina, I suggest you don’t attempt to eat it) Pork dumplings: absolutely horrible 👎 it was so bad we barely ate any. There’s no aromatics or seasoning. Half of the dumplings are filled with cabbages. It was not edible.

In summary, decent price, order fried rice and chow mein and...

I was so happy to find a Chinese food restaurant in Salta! I had the special, which is chop suey with choice of meat, and 2 spring rolls. They put soy sauce and sweet and sour sauce on the table. I asked for hot sauce, and it was the only time in the over 2 months I've been in Argentina that the hot sauce was actually hot! And, it was really, really hot! The food was very good. I was surprised to see so many Chinese people in Salta! The restaurant was full of Chinese people. I was the only non-Chinese person in the restaurant, so I figured it must be...

Ok so, Jing Du is really nice. They have a recently remodeled interior, delicious Chinese food, this time, I was blessed with a large screen TV which broadcasted a swim meet in Hanzhou or something. Anyways, it is just nice to be able to have some Chinese food once in a while here in Salta, where mainly all you can find is Argentinian food. The wait staff is friendly, amd the food is a good price considering the large portion size! Tonight I tried pork stirfry. It...