Ravioli liu In Prato

The perfect place to eat non-standardized Chinese....

Unique place in which to breathe the real air of China, the food is exquisite, local dishes that I had never heard of, the tables are what they are but in a positive sense, very rustic. When some tables are empty and you haven't booked they put you at a table with others, at least you can talk and meet people. The waiters are all very nice, sometimes I don't understand what they are saying but I trust them. For the lucky ones there is what I call "privè" or the room where the lockers are, you feel a little excluded there but if you want a bit of privacy it's perfect. To get there you pass through an alley and it looks like you're in those photos of Chinese places in the alleys! Highly recommended!

Now this, is a Chinese. Loved it - especially the catfish culo soup. Thanks guys

True Chinese restaurant but frequented mainly by Italians, very generous portions, super kitsch decor, recommended for groups given the large tables. Be careful, the entrance is in a small side alley in front of the supermarket!

I have lunch with my son who takes me to this restaurant with very generous and tasty portions. Spacious environment and polite staff. I will definitely be back!

Excellent value for money, fantastic potato spaghetti with meat and vegetables, the duck cooked in various ways is also very good

Yet another working lunch. Indeed, it seems that on this tour the nutritional question is becoming the real work. In any case, access is spartan, but once in the restaurant you are greeted by smiles and exceptional flavours. All sooooo delicious. Highly recommended. I hope to return soon. I wish I could have dinner there tonight, but unfortunately not. EDIT: I'M FINALLY BACK THERE! Long live Prato, long live China, the real one!

The food was really good, or at least it was perfectly in line with expectations. The place is particular but folkloristic. The staff doesn't speak Italian very well but we get along without problems. Be careful not to over-order because the portions are generous

Il locale si trova in un vicoletto di Chinatown e sembra uscito da un film di Tomas Milian, con tanto di lanterne cinesi fuori. Si mangia davvero benissimo: ravioli con carne, erba cipollina e uova, maiale alla piastra con piadina, pollo piccante in salsa agrodolce e spaghetti alla piastra, tutto squisito, ma attenzione alle porzioni! Osservando le valanghe di cibo nei vassoi abbiano ordinato un antipasto (10 ravioli!) un solo primo e due secondi, ma siamo usciti rotolando. Calcolate che una porzione basta per due/tre persone. Onestissimo il conto sui 35 euro. Date un’occhiata al supermarket Union City, dall’altra parte della strada: un supermarket cinese immenso con prodotti mai visti prima, dal durian fresco alle patatine al gusto cioccolato!

Questo ristorante fa un ottima cucina cinese con prodotti e sapori veramente tipici Porzioni abbondanti, in una location un po’ underground ma tipica dei ristoranti cinesi. Cibo buono e menù infinito. Tra le cose che abbiamo mangiato il tofu piccante era spaziale.