Dao Xian Chun Sl. - Menu

Muy buena comida, súper buen trato y gente muy amigable. Lo recomiendo!!

dao xian chun restaurant, muy excelente para comer Recomendo a todos mis amigos

Llevo muchos años cogiendo comida ahí. Siempre bien. La comida está muy rica y el trato es muy bueno.

muy bien cocinado, el servicio para llevar la preparación rápido y las raciones son abundandes. el personal muy atento

Los restaurantes chinos nos gustan para 1 vez al trimestre jajaja no puedo reseñarlo con la experiencia de comida pero puedo decir que comida bien y en un ambiente tranquilo.

Uno de los mejores chinos para comer, si bien los precios no son muy baratos, la cantidad de comida lo compensa, de las dos veces que he ido siempre he acabado completamente lleno

Service very good by the wait staff. Ownership service was ok (probably because of English). Food was good. We had beef with carrots, fried rice, fried noodles, sizzling duck in sauce, and grilled ribs. All seasoned well except ribs which were a little on bland side according to my mother.

Awful restaurant....staff not friendly at all...owners crying baby at the front, mother grandmother cooing around it. Baby’s Father took our order and didn’t speak a word to us. Starters came and after a time he came to take it away, I think you’re supposed to use same Plates for all food as there was still food left on the plate he asked us ‘’what you want me to give clean plates’’ not sure what he wanted us to do with the food on them? So he begrudgingly got some plates from the table opposite us, they were freezing cold plates, rice came out cold we then had to wait a good while for the rest of the food to go with it, which luckily was hot so we mixed the rice in with that to warm it up....

On a recent trip to Spain we wanted to have something different. We looked up this restaurant and gave it a chance. 1. Decor Outdated, very dusty and had several outdoor patio propane heaters inside. 2. Service Poor at best. There were only two other tables and we were not helped for 15 minutes. 3. Food This is NOT Chinese food. Sweet and sour pork was frozen and thawed in a weird cherry sauce with uncooked apples and carrots. Wontons were in fact crepes, and the fried rice was flavorless with cold vegetables and hot rice. A clear sign of frozen food. I have a severe shellfish allergy and we were very clear when we ordered that I can't not have it in our meals. We were assured that none woul...