Ristorante Senti Profumo In Napoli

Fantastic food and great service. The food was delicious and fresh. Would highly recommend the beef fried rice and the beef stir fry with green onion. The stir fry was to die for. We also got the king pao chicken which was good but we preferred the beef dish. We paid about 30 euros for 2 drinks, two meat dishes, a fried rice and a side of white rice. Couldn’t recommend this place more. Give a chance next time you’re in Naples. It’s a convenient location and the restaurant was incredibly clean. 10/10

We were a little scared when we arrived, but the food is very authentic, the portions are large and really delicious!

Yesterday, I didn't eat anything on the train and was starving. I hesitated between "Haoweidao" and "Tingxiang" for a while, but finally chose Tingxiang. The total bill for two people was a little over 40 euros. We ordered three dishes, two bowls of rice, and two drinks, and there was indeed a 1.5 euro service charge. Most of the dishes were around 10 euros. We ordered sweet and sour pork, dry-fried cauliflower, and salt and pepper shrimp. The sweet and sour pork had a good mix of lean and fatty meat, and the pieces were quite large. The sweet and sour flavor was exactly what I liked. The dry-fried cauliflower was average. The salt and pepper shrimp didn't have the shrimp vein, but the taste was just okay. It was noticeably stronger than the salt and pepper shrimp I've had before, with a bit too much seasoning. Although I personally can handle strong flavors, I wouldn't recommend it to others. Overall, the portions were normal, and the taste was average. It wasn't amazing, but it was the kind of food you could eat, leaning towards home-style cooking. Before coming, I had read a lot of negative reviews on Google, so I'll just briefly share my experience based on what I had that day (this only represents my experience). First of all, I didn't get diarrhea after eating. Many reviews mentioned the owner's wife had a sour face, which is somewhat true. However, it's less about being rude and more about lacking enthusiasm; she was generally rather aloof, but not malicious. The environment wasn't particularly great. The space was quite open, and if customers spoke loudly, the whole place could be heard. No one smoked during our meal, but I'm not sure if smoking is allowed inside. By the way, I have to say, the Wanglaoji herbal tea tasted a bit weak for some reason (laughs). I'm not sure if some of the positive online reviews were fake, but many negative reviews said "it's better to go to the Hao Weidao (Good Taste) next door," which I don't quite agree with. After all, the negative reviews for Hao Weidao are quite alarming, even though I've heard it's cheap and has large portions, I'm still hesitant to try it. Some people also said the hygiene was poor. We couldn't see the kitchen, but at least the floors and countertops were clean, without any sticky feeling. The owner also tidied up other tables promptly. At least the areas customers could touch were clean. There was a minor issue with the restrooms: the door lock was broken, so you had to use a string to lock the door. The restrooms didn't have a noticeable odor and were unisex (it would actually be better if there were separate men's and women's restrooms). There were only a few water stains on the floor, and tissues and hand soap were available. I also saw a negative review from a year ago mentioning the lack of napkins and chili sauce; these are now provided, and there's vinegar on the table. However, the cutlery and soup spoons weren't set out initially; you had to get them when needed. The food took a while to arrive, but it wasn't particularly long, within the normal range. If the food came out too quickly, some might say it was pre-made, but pre-made food also has costs; often it's just to improve efficiency or for dishes that are more difficult to prepare. Many ingredients are displayed outside, so you can easily see their freshness and whether they're frozen. If you have any specific ingredients you want, just tell the owner.

Anyone complaining about the service is a fool. You come here to eat and leave, everything's fine. The staff doesn't talk much. My friends and I come twice a month and the food is always delicious and affordable, unlike the restaurant next door (((good taste)) as one comment says...

Went with many people on Chinese New Year’s Eve and the food was incredible

Located near Naples train station, it's conveniently situated. I visited three times during my stay in Naples. I highly recommend the dry-pot braised pork intestines, hand-shredded cabbage, and all kinds of scrambled eggs – they're incredibly delicious.

One of the few authentic Chinese restaurants ❤️ highly recommended if you want to try real Chinese cuisine

Friendly service, good cantonese fried rice, and grilled beef on hot plate. Happy with the food and service.

Perfect for Taiwanese tastes, very delicious, not too oily or salty, and the prices are very reasonable. Fried rice noodles (5 euros), stir-fried green peppers and potatoes (5 euros), sweet and sour pork (a large plate, enough for 2-3 people, similar to sweet and sour pork slices) (12 euros), tomato and egg soup (5 euros). Highly recommended! It was so touching to have such a delicious hot meal and soup in the rainy Neapolitan winter! 👍👍

Delicious! The dry-pot braised pork intestines, dry-pot cabbage, and stir-fried rice noodles were all incredibly tasty. The scallion oil fish was a little salty, but the fish was very fresh and tender! Authentic Chinese cuisine, definitely worth trying.