I migliori ristoranti di cucina cinese

01/09/2025: Small but clean, friendly staff, average food although the ravioli could be improved (dough a bit too thick).

17/08/2025: I ordered through JustEat. I opened the bag and noticed a slightly unpleasant odor, but I think it might be the shrimp tempura in the roll or the poke. I got a poke where two of the required ingredients were missing, flavorless salmon. I started eating it but didn't feel comfortable, so in the end I basically only ate the avocado. I also got a temaki where the seaweed was smelly, but I only ate the shrimp inside. Of the two rolls, I only tasted one piece of one and one piece of the other; I threw everything else away. Like my money, I really hope I don't feel sick. You don't joke around with these things. If you're not in a position to do so, close the door!

10/10/2025: It's really a rip-off. Two portions of braised pork rice are packed. There is very little meat and no egg. It's served to the tour group boss. I don't recommend it for normal people.

10/10/2025: The shop closed half an hour early and I couldn't find the owner to inform him of the situation. There was very little meat and no braised egg.

11/03/2026: It was a total mess. They even pretended we weren't home with everything we'd already paid for. Besides, we ended up having to go get it ourselves. The food was also disgusting.

14/01/2026: Just Eat delivery terrible super late never again

05/10/2025: Don't ask me why I gave one star: I never imagined they could serve customers food that not even a dog would eat.

29/12/2025: Avoid. First, the price isn't fair because they add a €2 cover charge. Second, they're all Indian, even in the kitchen; there's no Japanese or Chinese, and that's something that really disgusts me, as they're dirty. Third, they made us wait 25-30 minutes between dishes. Not to mention that many of the dishes we'd ordered weren't there, and they didn't even bother to tell me. I had to get up several times to ask. Avoid...

27/12/2025: Worst sushi ever, now I understand why it's always empty. I'll let the photos do the talking: spaghetti with seafood (only two pieces of surimi were "seafood"), nigiri with salmon that was so thin it was transparent, carpaccio among the specials you can only order once. I forgot to photograph the sashimi; even the ones you can order once were tiny. All the sushi was lacking in fish, and considering the price is the same as other all-you-can-eat restaurants with much superior food and service, they could have at least made the food decent. At Fidenza Sushiko, it's a whole different story. At a certain point, the dishes stopped arriving and half were missing. I asked, and they brought them halfway through, and not even all of them, and this with the restaurant half empty.