China Inn Restaurant 四季美餐厅 — Restaurant in Tallinn

Microwave, frozen noodles, rude staff & pricey : We went in the restaurant to eat. The waitresses there was much more busy in talking to each other processing take away order so we had to go back to them to remind them that we are there. They dont do any cocktails like Gin and Tonic etc (she had no clue what was I asking). One can only buy house wine by glass (which tastes like vinegar). OUR MAIN COURSE ARRIVED BEFORE STARTERS, then starters arrived within 2 minutes of that. Waitress just put the food on the table and ran back, we called her back and asked which food belongs to who, she didn't have a faintest idea for the name of the dish so she called the Chef (who wasn't Chinese or Estonian, not Polish either, must be Romanian). The Chef had to tell us the names of the dishes. When we started eating, the Noodles were frozen in the middle. When bill was presented, a 20% charge was added automatically without being informed to us (please see the attached picture). Dont waste your money on this, Estonian has got plenty of good place to eat within...

I don't know if it was a joke / candid camera but we had a terrible experience in this restaurant. There was 3/4 chinese guys that DON'T speak english in the kitchen, and the unique waitress that served us was slow , confused and she totally lacked in professionality. Almost 30 minutes to take our order (there was just 10 person in the restaurant). I ordered spring roll (never saw them), thai chicken (delivered to another table and after that returned to the kitchen) and a beer (never delivered). After almost one hour the unique things that we had recieved was a lemon chicken and a bottle of water (after asking three times to the waitress). Suddenly, the waitress leaved the restaurant (!!!) and we stayed ALONE with two chinese guys (the chef crew i think) that didn't speak english as I said before. After 5-10 minutes I think they called another waitress, when she arrived she was sorry for her colleague and she told us that she was Crazy. After that we IMMEDIATELY leaved the restaurant and we didn't know if we had to laugh or be angry about this...

Saw many good reviews on this restaurant, but not sure if I had a bad luck as the food was very disappointing.

Ordered Beef Szechuan but a lamb smell was extremely dominant and it was a bit sour. Turned out they said the Szechuan broth was made out of goat bones (not authentic way I guess?). As an avid Chinese food eater, I’ve eaten god knows how many bowls of Szechcuan dishes in so many different Chinese restaurants everywhere, and sorry to say but this was by far the worst. Found frozen chilies still sticking to each other in the bowl as well. We couldn’t finish this dish.

The stir fry cabbage was okay with distinct flavour of garlic and ginger.

Good location on the main street towards the heart of...