Chungwa少林村 — Restaurant in Delhi

This place never disappoints CHUNGWA.. GK 2 I don’t even remember the number of years we have been going to this place for our favourite Chinese food.. our visit which was sometime during last week, we wanted to keep it light hence ordered only the starters and soup. Sharing the pictures.. my veg clear noodle soup was made as per my request and just right.. I simply loved it.. my husband and daughter both are fond of sea food hence their choices of talumein & thupka soups as well.. again both enjoyed their respective soups. The win win was the pork starters on the table, it was good to see them enjoy it & literally appreciate it with each bite in mouth.. and golden fried prawns were also very well done.

The first floor of this restaurant seemed to have gone through renovation lately which makes it even more inviting and pleasant.. shared in the pictures .. I wonder who all like going to this place .. ?! Or which is your go to place for Chinese .....

I have had a very long association with Chungwa. I have been visiting it since 1994, since I arrived here. The restaurant though, was established way back in 1974. It is rare these days to find a restaurant that has managed to survive so long, in spite of changing trends. This is obviously because they have managed to keep the same standard over the years. It is a more of a family restaurant and you will not find a young hip crowd here because it is not a fad restaurant offering gimmicks to attract such a clientele. It offers a quiet and elegant dining experience with close friends and family, as well as business lunches with clients. Food has always been excellent and certain dishes like their sliced honey chicken sizzler are exquisite. They also have a well stocked bar. Service is exceptional, and the quiet ambience of the place allows you to savor your food while enjoying the company of your friends...

Chungwa had been our choice for Indian Chinese for years. Last night, we started with soup n starters which was hot n nice. Since we were not too hungry the staff suggested a meal bowl which came out to be a terrible choice we made - a hotpotch of over cooked noodles with chicken in gravy. We returned it and ordered a separate stir fry Hakka noodles and chicken in kung pao style which was again the same stuff served in separate dishes. Quite a sad experience for it killed our appetite with the mushy noodles cut into small pieces at a decent restaurant. The staff tried to compensate with a scoop of ice-cream but it failed to work. The market has so many options but the staff failed to understand the reason we are at that restaurant since we used to like it. Their chef seems to be in some hurry even at a decent dinner time. Sorry not...