Chinese restaurant Shang Hai — Restaurant in Bruges

Disappointing Experience with Low-Quality, Inauthentic Chinese Food.

Our visit to this restaurant was extremely disappointing. Beef Mein (€18.5) were nothing more than greasy Italian spaghetti masquerading as chinese noodles. I can see from the other reviews it wasn’t an isolated case when Italian pasta was used for mein (!) It was hardly edible, completely lacking any authentic Chinese flavors. The sweet and sour chicken (€18) was even worse, a minuscule portion drenched in a bizarre, tomato like sauce. The chicken pieces were dry, tough, and unappetizing.

For the price, the quality was shockingly low, and the presentation was non-existent. Adding to the discomfort, the AC was off on one of the hottest August days, leaving the small space hot, stuffy, and filled with an overpowering cooking smell coming from the kitchen. We couldn't wait to leave because it was so uncomfortable. Save your money and go somewhere else, this place is...

Worst Chinese restaurant I 've ever been👎👎👎. the servic is terrible, we had book the table invite our friend to enjoy Chinese food, but when we get there, they told us they don't have chinese vege also no tofu (which the basic Chinese dish ) so how can we entertain our guest, we r very disappointed, decided to go another restaurant, then the male staff (I guess is owner ) getting angry with us , after we paid tea & beer, he shouted push us to go, end to closed restaurants door after we went out, what wrong with us??? They didn't have the food that we want to order, end of it is like our problem, what service is this, what attitude is this? If you don't want to service your customers, don't ever open service business like restaurant. This restaurant is nightmare, I have never experienced this kind of bad service ever, I feel shame as I m...

Worst Chinese restaurant ever! The food was just barely edible. We got 2 vegetarian springrolls (€8.50 EACH!!!) which had been fried in oil used at least 3 thousand times: they only tasted of rancid oil! I couldn’t eat mine. Then we got some vegetarian chow mein (€15): first of all, the noodles were clearly overcooked Italian spaghetti! They were dripping with old oil and had only a few pieces of carrots and onions. Tasted of just that: overcooked oily spaghetti. We also got a vegetarian stir fry (€16): again oily and quite heavy! For the first time ever with Chinese takeout, we threw out the leftovers. How this place is still open is a mystery to me! Awful...