Ristorante Orientale — Restaurant in Venice

Surprising delicious food there. Completely out of my expectation. Especially their wok stir fried dishes are full of "wok hei / guo qi ". The dishes are small as we can expect from the low price, saying you have to 10 dishes for 10 people. But totally worth the money. Found some reviews blaming them for not being a proper Korean restaurant. Didn't know how they get that misinformation. It is no Korean/Japanese restaurant. It is a proper Chinese restaurant specialised in Fujen style cuisine. Waiting time for the dishes is a bit of a down side. You will have to be patient. Better order some drinks and snacks before the mains. The garlic steamed oyster had too much garlic and oil. The garlic are quite raw and it tastes too strong and eaten together with the oyster. It would be better if they slightly fried the garlic before putting it on top the oysters before placing them into the steamer. Average...

A total disappointment. Food was very mediocre. The servers were very rude and loud. It took them almost an hour to serve the soup. Then after finishing the soup they took more time to bring other food one by one. When we wanted glass for water they directly declined. I was surprised to get such behaviour, usually Asian people are more cordial and we enjoyed other Asian restaurants in Europe. But this one is the exception. Not recommended. We should have gone to the other Chinese restaurant...

The menu prices are all so cheap but the portion is very small almost a joke. The food is on very flat 6"plate and probably takes 3 plate to make a decent meal. We ordered shrimp with pea, it literally has only about 10 small shrimp and handful of peas. No other ingredients what so ever. They also charge bowl of rice €3, water €2. We ( my husband and I) ordered chicken with mushroom, 2 shrimp with pea, 2 bowl if rice, 1 beer. It cost us €30. On the way home, we we're still hungry. Had to...