I migliori ristoranti di cucina cinese in Genova

05/06/2026: There's only one Christian who works there and does everything: cooking, serving, and cash register. Help him out.

29/03/2026: It was an experience I won't repeat. The food wasn't to my liking, but it was still decent. The hospitality and staff were excellent, polite, and friendly, except for the wait. Ordered at 8:30/40 PM, food arrived at 9:40 PM.

11/04/2026: Excellent Chinese restaurant, our go-to in Genoa. Family-run, friendly service, and affordable prices.

09/04/2026: I ordered two dishes: stir-fried rice, rice noodles, and duck. The rice was not good at all; the peas were still raw. When I called the man taking orders, instead of finding a solution, he insisted I had to pay because the kitchen had already prepared the dish. Luckily, a young lady came over and took the rice dish back to the kitchen to show it off. The noodles weren't famous, but they were acceptable because I was hungry! And the duck wasn't seasoned well.

23/05/2026: I've dined at this restaurant many times and I must say the food is excellent. The atmosphere is clean and quiet. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. The owner, Sonia, knows how to take excellent care of her customers. Highly recommended!!

22/05/2026: Everything was delicious, fast service, quiet, clean environment, and below-average prices. Highly recommended 👍🏻

22/04/2026: Excellent food, average service for the type of place

18/04/2026: In Genoa, sushi for us yutakas without doubts

28/06/2026: Excellent Chinese food and fresh sushi made to order. Quick service and very friendly staff. Also great for takeout.

07/04/2026: "It is not the size of the space that consecrates a place, but rather the extent to which it can contain harmony, flavor, and presence." —these are the words of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Il Drago d'Oro is configured as a cozy, almost introverted gastronomic microcosm. Its two-level layout responds not merely to a need for distribution, but rather to a more subtle spatial construction, capable of generating a perception of layered intimacy. The entrance to the restaurant introduces a space of modest dimensions, yet surprisingly well-calibrated, where every element contributes to a simple architectural syntax, free of redundancy yet rich in balance. The interior volume, far from being oppressive, develops according to a logic of controlled proximity: the tables, arranged with an almost geometric rationality, establish a relationship of proximity that never becomes intrusive, but rather a form of silent conviviality. The transition between the two levels introduces a subtle perceptual shift, like a shift in register within the same composition, giving diners the sensation of inhabiting a space more complex than its dimensions suggest. The aesthetic relies on measured sobriety, avoiding any form of ornamental overload. Surfaces, colors, and lighting combine to create a visually composed environment, where simplicity is never banal, but a deliberate choice of subtraction. It is a beauty that does not impose itself, but rather allows itself to be grasped gradually, almost by sedimentation. Gastronomically, Drago d'Oro embodies a cuisine that we might describe as orthodox in its approach, yet surprisingly precise in its delivery. The preparations are distinguished by a clarity of flavor that avoids any dispersion: each ingredient maintains its own organoleptic identity, contributing to a coherent and comprehensible whole. The textures are balanced, the contrasts are never excessive, and the overall balance is based on careful management of temperatures and intensities. There is no pursuit of spectacularity, but rather a consistency of execution that conveys reliability and coherence. The dish does not seek to amaze, but to satisfy through a well-managed linearity, where the culinary gesture manifests itself in its most essential and, precisely for this reason, most convincing form. Of particular note is the quality-price ratio, which is surprisingly affordable. The congruence between what is offered and what is requested translates into a perception of fairness that is almost rare in the contemporary dining scene: an economic balance that further strengthens the overall value of the experience. Ultimately, the Drago d'Oro stands out as a place where moderation prevails over excess, substance over form, and coherence over appearance. A place that, despite its limited size, manages to offer a complete, nuanced, and satisfying experience, demonstrating that true quality does not require amplification, but only precision. And, after all, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was absolutely right.

21/06/2026: Excellent cuisine, among the best I've tried so far.

17/05/2026: The waitress, I believe the owner, was unprofessional and made very inappropriate comments about me, including that I'm not intelligent. The only person who was unhappy with the evening was obviously not going back.