Mark Wilkinson

By far, the best Dim Sum in Madrid!!!!! Lots of selection and better quality than most places. I won't go anywhere else.

Barefoot Centipede

Your friendly local Chinese restaurant located in Usera. Excellent choice of dim sums. Service is welcoming and friendly.

+2

Rubén C. Hernández

Real Cantonese food. Not your average "Chinese" restaurant, Quality/Price it is a very nice place. The food is great and the service is very good. We had dinner for eight, 150€ bill, so reasonable prices. I recommend it.

PGV

Delicious! Ideal for big groups since they have Lazy Susan tables! Loved the duck, tofu, stir-fried rice cakes and aubergine! From Thu-Sat better to book a table. The place is decorated with the pictures of all the celebrities that have eaten there.

alsdekatvanhuisis dansendemuizen

We like the place a lot. Food is outstanding and service is very good. Also open from 7pm, what makes it easier to go with kids for dinner. Will return for sure!

Qiaoyu Ma

It's good, not very big nor very small but we'll managed. They got most of the things on the menu, and serves very quickly. Staffs are friendly. I am from cantón and it's one of those places you will go when you don't know what you want to eat.

Dam F G

Amazing authentic Cantonese food , local managed by a Chinese family who moved to Spain many years ago. It is quite popular and you can see a wall of fame inside

Magdalena K.

I agree with the common opinion that the food there is delicious. Menu is in Spanish which is great and i loved the dessert.Not very expensive. Remember to book in advance

Paul Clifford

First time in Madrid and didn't realise that there was a Chinese area that is quite so large and with so many restaurants. The Royal rates so highly and with over a thousand reviews, surely it must be good. Good isn't the adjective I'd use. GREAT is far more appropriate. The Dim Sum, Duck buns and Prawn dumplings were sublime. We had the casserole seafood and vegetables and chicken rice with steamed pok choose and everything was delicious, hot and fresh. If you're used to having the Dim sum as a starter just tell the waiters.

Angeliki Panayiotides

Strongly recommend it. Value for money. Really good and tasty food. Friendly stuff.

+4

Nos ha encantado. Al entrar la recepción de la persona que nos atiende muy educada y maja. Después ha sido un poco lío entre tres el servir las mesas. La comida muy buena, los calamares cantones muy buenos.

Mítico restaurante chino en Los Madriles, y en "Useras" además. Comida muy buena, pero algo cara; claramente por encima de otros sitios del entorno. Mesas muy muy pegadas; te daban ademas las peores estando el restaurante a mitad de aforo. Los camareros muy cansinos recogiendo cuando lo que sobraban era mesas.

El asado y sus salsas muy rico. Los Baos de pato deliciosos. El gofre es un poco seco y los pasteles de yema saben demasiado a huevo. En resumen es un sitio mítico del barrio para volver alguna vez.

Todo bien en general, precio acorde a calidad y servicio. Unos 25€ aprox por persona en función de lo que se pida.

Local sencillo pero con comida más auténtica que un asiático normal. Empanadillas de pato algo sosas, gyozas de cerdo bastante ricas, ensalada de medusa no vale la pena por el precio. Fideos cantones bueno y abundante y pato cantones muy sabroso aunque con huesos. Igual repito para probar nuevos platos. Estos platos más agua unos 50 euros. Para cenar te quedas bien.

El servicio estupendo, los dim sun se llevaron el protagonismo, ya que después pedimos el combinado de asado cantonés y sentimos que le falto sabor tanto al pollo como al pato. Los dim sun fueron los siguientes: - empanadillas de pato asado - gyozas de langostinos - siu mai de cangrejo y langostino - rollitos solo de verdura Adicional, pedimos el arroz que también estuvo muy rico.

Muy recomendable, platos variados y de calidad, no es el típico restaurante asiático que lo mismo te ponen unos rollitos que unas bravas, en este caso es comida china auténtica. El local es además bastante amplio y son rápidos. Sale como a 15-20€ por persona con lo que es muy razonable para la calidad que ofrecen. Si buscas algo genuino, este es tu sitio. Recomiendo.

Angel Adonay Ortiz

Very good Chinese food in Madrid. I saw this restaurant was highly recommended not only on google reviews so we decided to get there and try it and the food was very nice, the combination of meats (Asado chino) was impressively high value and gives you the chance to try a bit of every traditional Chinese barbecue meat as well as some chicken. Flavors and sauces were all very authentic and service was straightforward and friendly.

B Chan

Food taste authentic but a bit salty. Overall fine. Dessert selection reminds of the ones back in S.E Asia

Cho Wei

I tried to be as objective as possible, but the food here is mediocre. The restaurant’s name said Cantonese so I was expecting a full on Cantonese experience, but they just stuffed a lot of Chinese food on the menu to accommodate local Spanish taste (I supposed). One of the highlights has to be the bubble egg waffle that overshine every other appetizers and main dish we ordered. We were 6, so we ordered quite a decent amount of food. The shrimp dumplings (hagao) has good quality shrimp, but the dough was too thick and chewy. The Cantonese noodle roll (cheung fun) was also the same. The service was good. The atmosphere was a little too much for my taste, but I loved the lazy Susan. It’s not a Chinese restaurant unless there’s a round table with a lazy Susan (unless it’s hotpot or table for 2/4). Good experience, but I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone else who wants good Cantonese food.

Hay que reservar. Hemos ido por recomendación y es otro chino más. El combi de carnes, no todas las carnes estaban jugosas y para mí gusto es mejor coger varios platos variados antes que ese combinado. El arroz cantones muy rico. El Gofre muy bueno, caliente y esponjoso. No está mal de precio. Camareros muy amables. Un pero del local es su accesibilidad, tienen aseo para discapacitados pero hay que subir 3 peldaños para acceder a el. No se si tendrán rampa portátil.

La comida estuvo correcta, sin grandes sorpresas. Pedimos un menú del día y la relación calidad-precio me pareció aceptable, aunque algunos platos podrían mejorar en presentación. El servicio fue algo irregular: muy amables al principio, pero después se demoraron bastante entre los platos. El local es luminoso y tiene buena ventilación, lo que se agradece, pero el ruido de otras mesas hacía difícil conversar. En general, es un restaurante cumplidor para una comida rápida o informal, pero no es el sitio al que volvería si busco algo más especial.

Viendo la cantidad de gente famosa y, especialmente, cocineros que han estado en el restaurante, queda claro que es un lugar de referencia en este tipo de comida. Nosotros elegimos el plato variado de carne y, en nuestra opinión, no fue un acierto. Lo catalogariamos de "curioso". El resto de platos nos gustaron más. Todo preparado con detalle y se nota que la calidad del producto es buena. Repetiremos para ver si elegimos mejor y podemos subir la puntuación... porque sin duda lo merece.

Llevamos varios años, poco más de 9 viviendo al Royal Cantonés, y es una pena, pero tengo que decir que la comida ha ido bajando de nivel año a año. No digo que no esté buena, pero no tiene el nivel que tenia hace unos años. Menos cantidad, menos calidad, poco sabor, tanto que ya no parece comida china. Los precios son un poco elevados con respecto al resto de restaurantes de esta categoría. Eso sí, la atención es de lo mejor y el lugar está recién reformado.

Water Zhang

The prices in Madrid are even more expensive than in London. For the char siu buns 7 euros only got two pieces, and the dim sum is much pricier than I expected.

Hiba Ajarti

Was quite excited to eat here as I saw they had “hainanese chicken” which I love and never find here. When the dish came, it was half bones and half chicken and didn’t come with any rice. The flavour was average but the fact that I had to keep removing bones wasn’t great. I had also ordered some gyozas which were alright, not great but alright.

Ana W

The tall waiter discussed with another waiter about my friend right behind me, thats embrassing and improfessional. Food is not bad but I dont like the atmosphere.

Ciprian Drago

Nice staff (they let me in without a booking for a short time before the booking came). Fast service. The dim sum was great but the second dish with lot of bones!!! The sweet chocolete balls good. Chinese beer tasty. Prices are ok. The atmosphere not that great when it.s crowded.

+5

The food was delicious, with authentic Cantonese flavour and at a reasonable price. The food was served very quickly. We paid 108 Euros for 1 Peking duck, 2 orders of dumplings (har gow and siu mai…

The food was delicious, with authentic Cantonese flavour and at a reasonable price. The food was served very quickly. We paid 108 Euros for 1 Peking duck, 2 orders of dumplings (har gow and siu…

The food was delicious, with authentic Cantonese flavour and at a reasonable price. The food was served very quickly. We paid 108 Euros for 1 Peking duck, 2 orders of dumplings (har gow and siu mai…

Sascha Manitz

Did not like the experience. The service was professional and good, but that was the only positive. The food was very boring, and very little. The woke dish was not worth 15€. 90% of the Dim Sum, say Langostino or something else in the title, but if you read the ingredients almost all are based on pork meat. Not a nice atmosphere either and a very unfavourable value for money proposition.

Andrew Rojek

I don't know how much the previous posters were paid to post good reviews but this place looks like the food is from a genetic experiment gone wrong. The whole of Madrid's China Town looks like a garbage dumping ground. The people in this area seem "a bit" psychotic. For some strange reason they seemed compelled to walk right into you and stare at you like they are going to stable you. Avoid this whole area. If you do want to eat Chinese, strict to central, tourist areas.