Track 21 - Nordrhein-Westfalen

We haven't seen the restaurant before. It is located a bit further outside of Little Tokyo Center in Düsseldorf,...

I was lured in by the great variety of Sichuan dishes I saw on the menu, the notable absence of non-asians, and an incurable noodle addiction. The...

Soups and Noodle dishes were good, I had the #103 it had the right amount of spice, would eat it again.

I was very impressed with the food even though the menu was a bit altered comparing to the Chinese food in the state. The waiter was very nice and to answers my questions. Was just trying to compare the food to other food overall I had a great experience

As I posted on social media at the time:"Well, it looks nasty from the outside, kinda stark inside... but it's all Chinese customers and everyone is speaking Mandarin. And the food? Unusual (for Europe) but spectacular."I think this place is designed as a haven for the Chinese visitor: menus are offered in Mandarin, with some German and a sparse (and sometimes comical) English translation. I mainly went by the pictures.I ordered a large Coke Zero which came immediately, then took a punt on a couple of pork dishes. The first was thin slices of cold meat on a bed of diced cucumber, swimming in a red, mildly spicy sauce. Shortly thereafter followed a pile of hot and juicy strips in a thick gravy, served with pancakes for wrapping. My hunger was more than satisfied.I thought they were both delicious and easily worthy of top marks. And then when the bill came to €20, all in, how could you fail to rate this as excellent?A quick thank you in my best Mandarin and the lady beamed a farewell. I shall return!