Ristorante Shangai, Italia In Siena

Very good and inexpensive Chinese food, Cantonese rice, grilled meat, and caramelized chicken are delicious. I highly recommend it in Siena.

The food was very good and the service was excellent. Everything was delicious. I highly recommend it!

Good food served quickly. Friendly service from a mix of Chinese and Italians. We used a little English to understand. The dishes are well-served and tasty. We ordered two spaghetti dishes (meat and shrimp) plus a soft drink, which came to 17 euros. They also charged a 1.50 euro service fee per person. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming. We arrived at 6:30 pm and soon after, the kitchen staff sat down at a large table and had dinner as well, which I thought was very nice. After all, their shift was starting and the restaurant must be quite busy.

I stumbled upon this restaurant by chance, adjacent to my accommodation in Siena. The owners were very kind, the food was delicious and plentiful. Reasonably priced. They also gave us a free Chinese beer (devastating) and dragon clouds. The wait was short, so I ordered takeout. A typical Chinese restaurant, traditional and good. 5/5

Absolutely delightful!! Amazing atmosphere, huge, delicious portions for a small price, and we even got a free fortune cookie on the way out. What a fantastic place!

Quite a mixed experience, so it's a yes and a no. I was a solo traveler there for dinner, and when I arrived, the restaurant was rather empty; I did pick up a bit later. I ordered wonton soup, a sizzling plate of mixed seafood, and a bowl of rice. 1. Wonton soup: The flavor was fine, but there was barely any meat in it! Mostly just wonton wrappers! 2. Sizzling seafood: It was pretty delicious, and the portion size was generous! 3. Rice: A standard, large portion. I was the only table that didn't receive any prawn crackers (probably because I was a solo traveler there) - all other tables received them before they even ordered. I was "overcharged" 1.5 euros, which I realized when I paid, but couldn't be arsed. I was overcharged €1.50 when I checked out. It wasn't a big amount, but it made me feel like the shop wasn't very honest.

The food is delicious. It seems like anyone from Korea, China, or Japan would be satisfied. The staff were busy and out of their minds, but they'd be happy to help if you asked. The atmosphere was average.

Let's start with the restaurant's unique characteristics: Owned by a Hong Kong owner, the food isn't greasy, perfect for Asian palates. Good value! Portion size: A generous bowl of white rice. 🥢 Dish Reviews • Mapo Tofu: It's a typical buffet-style dish, with average taste. • Stir-fried Shredded Pork with Preserved Mustard Tuna: It's not salty or greasy, and has a refreshing flavor. Quite good. • Spicy and Sour Fish: Not recommended, skip it. It's neither sour nor spicy, and the batter is thick, so the fish isn't very fleshy. 💡 Summary Suitable for those craving a light, home-style meal. Overall, it's quite good. I'd love to try other dishes next time! 😍

Unfortunately, the typical Chinese flavors were missing. Some of the sauces were rather bland. The ravioli had an indefinable taste. The tofu and fried rice were delicious, though. The crispy duck was rather dry. The ambiance is nice and the service was okay.

Very tasty food in a wonderful vaulted restaurant. The staff were very polite.