Choong Palast  - Braunschweig

We could eat only one appetizer at the Choong Palace... more we didn't dare! The staff was okay but eating hasn't tasted and it smelled all after frituse

We had ordered food by phone. All good and beautiful. After 40 minutes there was a call. The following text: Ey, you have ordered ne. Go down and wait for the supplier.... That's unfriendly. So we went down from the 4th floor), get downstairs, and.........Nobody there. - Down......and after a further 5 minutes there was a poor down-to-earth supplier. This was very friendly and nice and had explained us a problem: The boss had just sent him off with street names. No house number and no last name. How is he supposed to find the right house and the buyer? Well, the supplier just called the boss and asked. And the Wierderum called us with the unfriendly text. The food was good.

This review refers to the Choong Palace, which is now called Viet Nam Restaurant and wants to offer Vietnamese cuisine. The service is friendly and dedicated. The quality of food is very bad. As an appetizer we took a Beijing soup because there were no original Vietnamese Pho Boo. The soup was thickened with so much edibleness that it seemed like jelly, which tastes after a lot of chili. No fresh herbs, no noodles, no meat and very big manco neither in soup nor on the table fish sauce. No Vietnamese can live without a fish sauce so this ingredient is absolutely on the table. Main dish was fried chicken breast fillet with peanut sauce. The chicken was eating fat; the sauce was a brown pudding without taste; that you must first create......The final coffee was freeze-dried powder coffee, watery thin and served with foot bath. Absolutely no recommendation.

We were here on a weekend night and ate the buffet. The food is solid, but the selection is very limited... here other restaurants have a considerably larger choice. Really Chinese is not the food here, of course, but this applies to (almost) all China restaurants in Germany. The interior in this restaurant is quite cheesy, which makes the atmosphere somewhat cloudy. The good value for money is to be emphasized positively.

Here you eat a bargain with a customer. Do not eat from the buffet, but the roasted rice ... Ging Quick, little Chinese (actually in German: tasty and cheap. Nix to mecker....