Shanghai - Lens

The restaurant has a cold reception, but a pleasant setting with a large garden and beautiful pond. The concept of choosing from a list and the buffet is worth trying. The food is good and varied, though lacking in spices and variety in cold options. The buffets are all-you-can-eat, with some standouts like chicken brochettes, chicken nut with coconut, and Thai Cantonese rice. The pricing for sake is expensive compared to other restaurants. Overall, a meal for three people with buffets, drinks, and sake cost 104 euros.

This restaurant is excellent and the food is delicious. We opted for the buffet option, although it was served to us rather than self-service. The only downside was the long wait between each dish, as it took longer than the server had initially promised. We were quite hungry by the time our food arrived. However, despite the crowd, I still recommend this restaurant.

I enjoy Asian cuisine and this restaurant offers a mix of Thai and Chinese dishes that will make you happy. The decor may be simple, but what stands out is the spacious and airy atmosphere. During the summer, kids can play outside while parents relax on the terrace or in the small Chinese garden. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible and the staff is always friendly, making it a great option for groups looking for a large table.

Restaurant offering a service formula with possibility of dishes for each order per person, however, the service is very slow or impossible to arrive at the service. The kitchen is good and the original formula.

I really like Asian cuisine. Thai and Chinese menus co-start here with happiness. we can find the ordinary decor, but what I especially appreciate in this restaurant is space, the airy atmosphere. In the summer, children can have fun outdoors and parents can enjoy the terrasa and the small Chinese garden. wheelchair accessible. reception always friendly and possibility to have a large table for a group.