China Town — Restaurant in Warsaw

Absolutely the oddest and most unassuming looking restaurant in Warsaw! Almost like a legal office's from the outside, but don't let that fool you...

Inside you will find some classic Chinese restaurant decor along with some interesting and fairly unique touches. The garden is pretty and, with the sun out, it was a pleasure to spend our time there.

The waitress brought out a bowl of plain boiled rice for our son, who devoured it like he had never eaten before, and was generally lovely, kind and helpful.

We actually ordered a plate not currently on the menu, however this caused no problem at all and the waitress was happy to get the kitchen to make it with no fuss, bother, sighing or tutting!

Sadly, and this is the reason for the 4 star and not 5 star review (although I would pick 4.5 if I could!) my food was very greasy with a pool of oil that required me to actually use a serviette to mop up, followed by rice to finish soaking up the last of it. Such a shame, but not the end of the world, considering how perfect everything else was.

The rest of the food was delicious and not at all greasy, seeming to demonstrate that it was a glitch rather than the norm.

Finally, the bill... Perfectly reasonable with no rice for our son on it. Nice touch.

Highly...

Not sure by saying it is really original Chinese food. It has a Polish twist to it. If you like the real spicy food it will be a little disappointing. They do like Sesame seed. A little too much. But really nice food. For a great price. Service perfect. Good English speaking. Not often I get close to eat it all , but this time I did . On top. Nice wines for good prices .. the house wine 18 euro. Simply great 👍 I need to move on. Else for sure I would give a go at the other dishes .. a real recommended place. If you're here.. just go for it. Ps the "simple" hit soup ..is great. The thing is. And this is standard in China.. if you look at the soup.. you always think.. what is this 😳 🤣🤣 but it...

The dumplings and stuffed steamed buns saved it from a one star rating. The buns were ok but could use a little bit of plum sauce to add flavor to the pork mixture. We had three main dishes: two chicken and one pork. The breading was soggy and tasted of cooking oil that should have been disposed a week ago. China Town chicken and crispy pork both had a bland brow sauce. The pork with chilli was ok- good chilli flavor. The fried rice was horrible. It was clumpy and stuck together like they tried to fry it immediately after removing it from the rice cooker.

I had high expectations for this restaurant but was greatly...