La Rosa In Siena

Service was fast, food arrived in about ten minutes. Atmosphere as befits a Chinese restaurant. I only wish there was more pork with noodles, as shown on the menu. Otherwise a very tasty dish.

Today in Siena, the wind was strong and the temperature dropped, making it quite chilly. For dinner, we went to Rose Restaurant and had delicious boiled beef and Kung Pao chicken. The flavors were a bit too salty and spicy for us Taiwanese. The stir-fried water spinach with garlic was also great, with a wonderful wok hei (wok aroma) – very tasty. I also highly recommend the corn and chicken soup and the tomato and egg drop soup; they were excellent and warmed us up considerably in this cold weather. I highly recommend it to any Asian friends visiting Siena! 👍

This Chinese restaurant offers great value for money. The food is delicious, and the owner is very nice. I don't know if it's because of previous reviews, but the Mala Xiangguo (spicy stir-fry) now has a lot of meat! But considering that a few dumplings cost 10 euros, what more could you ask for at such a cheap plate of Mala Xiangguo? The beef noodles also had a lot of meat and were delicious. The Mala Xiangguo and Sichuan-style chicken had a slightly sweet taste, perhaps to cater to European dietary habits. It was a very heartwarming meal, highly recommended.

To all you Koreans tired of pasta, come here and enjoy some delicious fried rice!

A great value restaurant that satisfies your Chinese palate. Highly recommended if you're passing through Siena. Cheap and delicious!

Terrible review!!! 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 Extremely, extremely, extremely disappointed! I was initially happy to see a Chinese restaurant abroad, but I got ripped off and overcharged!!! We ordered shredded pork with garlic sauce, spicy chicken, and two bowls of rice. The shredded pork with garlic sauce came first, and there was nothing wrong with it. After waiting quite a while, the second dish arrived, and they told us they didn't have enough meat for the spicy chicken and used chicken breast instead. Why didn't they ask us before cooking it? Asking only after it was served? Was this a forced sale? Although I could have refused, I figured since it was already prepared and I was hungry, I ate it. But there wasn't much meat, and it was clearly chicken breast used for other dishes. Then, when it came time to pay, they asked if I would pay by card or cash. I said card, and went to the counter to pay by card. Then I got a receipt and found that I had been overcharged by 3 euros. I asked what it was for, and they said it was a service fee, and that Chinese people usually get discounts when using WeChat Pay or Alipay. Me? Excuse me? Why didn't you say so earlier? You asked me if I should pay by card or cash? Did you even tell me about this? The entire menu had Chinese translations, except for the service charge. It was like a dish name on the last page; if you don't understand Italian, you wouldn't even know there was a charge. Furthermore, when I checked the receipt just now, I found that the spicy chicken should have been €7.50, but the receipt showed €9! I'm speechless. Not only do they not offer discounts to their own people, but they've truly mastered the art of ripping off Chinese people. Unbelievable! (Save money: There's a hidden service charge; always double-check the prices, as they might change your order). It makes me so angry! It's disgusting. The only time I've ever been ripped off in Europe was at a Chinese restaurant! 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

This is a Chinese restaurant frequently visited by Korean package tourists.

If you want to eat Chinese in Siena, this is the only place worth going.

Excellent dishes, with plenty of food.

The two dishes we ordered were just average in taste, and there's an additional charge for the table.