Li Palace — Restaurant in Aix-en-Provence

Walking around on a Sunday late afternoon and happened at this place. We ordered appetizers dumplings the poulet piquant which were very tasty. The soupe Pekingois is actually hot and sour soup. We had the Peking duck and salt and pepper shrimp. Both were excellent. For veggies we had the broccoli with black mushroom and the string beans. Although not completely original, the chef added some updated touches which made them lighter and more fragrant. A completely unexpected surprise. Highly recommended and the prices are very reasonable to boot. We are too fast and forgot to...

TLDR; good food, mediocre slow service.

We came during lunch on a weekday.

We took the marmite de boeuf and the aubergine au pot. Both were tasty and cooked well. The flavours were not quite authentic but satisfied our craving.

We can’t say as much for the quality/speed of the service. As we sat down, all three other tables had already ordered, or were eating. It took an excruciatingly long time for our order to be taken, and then to get our dishes. The waitress asked if we wanted a plate to share the food, but took forever to get it to us. The rice also came last, which...

This restaurant serves no authentic Chinese food, even if we don’t talk about authenticity, the food is not even nice, come on, how can Chinese food be not nice!!!! This is the worst Chinese food I have ever had. The rice was half cooked, and the pork rib’s taste strongly indicates that it’s frozen pork rib. The spicy chicken doesn’t taste like spicy chicken at all. I can’t describe how disappointed I am. I felt that this meal has wasted my stomach space, I could have had some nice food if I did...