Peking — Restaurant in Helsinki sub-region

I have tried this place maybe a year or 2 ago and the experience was nice with tasty food and good portion size. However, yesterday we went again and the experience was just horrible. The food taste was really bad. The chicken dish was like you are eating coating with no chicken and the sauce tastes like just ketchup! The meat dish was below the average and just filled with vegetables and you can barely find meat! I don't recommend this place as its quality downgraded badly.

What more interesting was the charge for water-filled jar, I have been living long enough in Finland and honestly I have never been in a restaurant where the charge for tap water!

So unfortunate that management of the restaurant did all of these mistakes and damaged the food quality...

I think like a lot of people, when someone recommends getting Chinese food, I groan. If I had a euro for every time I've had a subpar dish soaked in sauce served with stale rice, I'd be doing pretty well for myself. But my mom said she was craving Chinese food, and what sort of son would I be to deny my mother. So I did a bit of searching and found this place.

I am glad I did. The service is top notch. The food is great and the portions hearty. My wife is a vegan and ordered her dish with tofu instead of chicken and even I, Mister "Must-eat-meat," was impressed.

So thank you to the folks at Peking for reminding me how good Chinese food can be. You'll be seeing a...

I can't complain my experience with this restaurant. Food was typical Chinese chicken with sweet&sour sauce which doesn't fail. I still wish they'd use a bit more spices.

This restaurant is one of the oldest Chinese restaurants in Helsinki. It was founded in 1983 which can be seen from the menu too. It has many choices which makes it a bit hard to choose from.

They have many sort of hot spice portions but all of them have a bit shy use of spices which is typical for foreign restaurant in Finland. You can of course add some hotness from a cup which is on the table. However typical Finn doesn't use these...