Ristorante Casa Liu In Riva del garda

Everything was delicious until the cake, everything was fine

Tonight, I'm craving some traditional Chinese food from the Jin, Tang, and other dynasties. Hot pot (reservation required at least half a day in advance) was a popular winter treat. Traditionally, it was consumed by family and friends in a pot of smooth or spicy broths, often enriched with chicken, vegetables, tofu, lamb, and meatballs. These are then dipped and cooked in the boiling broth. Finally, sauces are added for a sweet and sour or spicy touch. A very pleasant evening, and a fair price.

Cozy restaurant. The food is very good. Fresh food. Everything was excellent.

Everything at the self-service counter is good, we go back often and willingly, low and competitive prices.

Very quiet and welcoming place, the staff was very friendly. The food is varied and good, with a wide selection of desserts as well.

We've been to Casa Liu several times over the years, always with our group of friends, and each time is a confirmation. About a year ago, they introduced hot pot tables, a truly fun and convivial experience, perfect for sharing: you cook together, chat, and enjoy the evening in a different way than usual. Definitely worth a try! The classic buffet is also excellent: always fresh, well-stocked, and carefully prepared, with a good variety of dishes. The atmosphere is pleasant, the formula is spot on, and the quality has remained consistent over time. Congratulations to all the staff; keep up the good work!

The food was tasty enough. The buffet selection was average—not a small amount, but not exceptionally extensive either. Sushi was included in the all-you-can-eat package, but still limited. You could only choose a certain number of each type of sushi. The staff was friendly, and English was spoken. The ambiance wasn't great. It was a large room without any dividers and with little Chinese decor. Personally, I didn't find it particularly bad.

Family-friendly place. Good value for money.