Chengdu - Montpellier

Although the name and decor is Chinese 99% of the menu is Japanese. Mostly sushi that well known non Chinese treat. The table was sticky and the steamboat, just about the only Chinese thing on the menu, was provided with frozen ingredients. At 31€ for “all you can eat” you would have had to order everything several times to even approach the value of the price. I did not try the sushi but, from the look of it, it was mediocre at best. Save your money and go somewhere else.

We arrived and waited 90 mins for a table which is to be expected on a bank holiday. After sitting at the table for a further 90 mins we have had 4 dishes served to us. Our plates are going back faster than the food is coming out. We arrived before all the tables around us but they have had time to order food eat it and ready to get the bill. The food that has come is mediocre at best. When we asked where our food is they just kept saying they are busy downstairs. Its busy but other tables are getting food. The 3 children with us are still very hungry. Since arriving its been 4 hours. This service is disgraceful. Would definitely not recommend.

Three of us ate here for lunch for a French food break. Two of us had lunch meals, and my wife ordered steamed dumplings. She wasn’t thrilled with her dumplings, she thought the taste was “off”. Our friend had sautéed noodles with something, maybe meat but I forgot. She is an English woman living in France for 40+ years, and thought hers fine. I had a rice bowl with crevettes/shrimp, with veggies and a lightly fried egg on top, and I quite liked it. I’d be very happy to eat here again, the menu offered some interesting choices.

The beef is very tender and the taste of the five-point cooked egg is very delicious and with the affordable price. If you like chili peppers, don't miss chicken sauce and grilled fish. “Secret Menu” You must book by advanced phone

I took Christmas dinner here. It's really unforgettable and wonderful. Nice atmosphere, nice! I highly recommend lacquered duck, it reminds me of Beijing