Princess Turandot - Nur-Sultan

Some vegetarian options but no tofu. No English menu but lots of pictures.

The restaurant offers good Chinese cuisine, but the establishment is showing signs of wear and the prices are a bit too high for the quality of the food.

The food was very disappointing - bland and not served hot. The menu was overpriced and poorly designed, resembling a picture book rather than a traditional menu. It was not available in English, and even in Russian and Kazakh, it was difficult to understand. It was surprising that a Chinese restaurant did not offer any noodle or Chow Mein dishes. Overall, I cannot recommend any part of the dining experience as enjoyable.

This restaurant is one of the rare Chinese eateries in the area that serves northern Chinese cuisine, known for its spicy dishes. We opted for mostly vegetarian options, but found them to be merely average. The dumplings were unfortunately overcooked and dry. However, the ambiance is charming with a peaceful vibe. The service was quick and efficient.

In my humble opinion, one of the best Chinese restaurant in Kazakhstan where I ate. Very tasty the spinach with ginger sauce and the shrimps in tempura. Some spicy plates are excellent. Not too expensive