Address: 20h Mihaila Pupina Blvd., Belgrade
Phone: +381-11-2603-094
Working hours of restaurant and kitchen: from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., on Sunday from noon to 11 p.m.
City transportation: bus: 17, 73, 82, 83, 88, 610, 611
Access for disabled: yes
Music: Chinese pop music
Menu: in Serbian
Cuisine: Chinese
Main courses: from 318 to 888 dinars
Delivery: yes

For the second year in a row, guests can eat indoors at one of the six tables available, and this year’s new addition is the buffet table.

The menu includes 70 or so well-known Chinese dishes of which most deserve every recommendation for quality and size.

We’d like to single out the hot & sour soup and mild vegetable & egg soup (creamy and rich in veggies, mainly corn and green peas). We tried one of the novelties on the menu – the seaweed salad with soya shoots, but it proved to be too sour for our taste.

The second novelty was far better – excellently prepared crispy chicken, nicely breaded and mixed with vegetables. One of the favorite standards – veal with bamboo and vegetables – was yet again very delicious, the meat perfectly tender and juicy.

The menu also includes dishes with shrimp and squid, and we’ve been told that they’ll soon have on offer veal baked on a hot steel plate and hot & sour soup.

Definitely order the crispy spring rolls with their excellent vegetable stuffing (four to a portion), as well as the fried noodles with veggies and eggs.

The afore mentioned buffet table includes one soup, a salad and entrée, three main courses, all for the price of 448 dinars.

The restaurant is in relative proximity to the quay, so you’ll have no trouble working off the calories. The service is efficient and always smiling, delivery is also very fast, and everything can be bought to go.

Meal for two costs 1,500 dinars.