Deli House

5 S Huang - 8 months ago

Highly recommend. Fast service and fair price. The tofu has the crispy skin and soft inside part. Beef noodle soup is also good. We will definitely come again.

1 Yoav Aviv - 3 months ago

Fast and friendly service but the fried beef with vegetables is absolutely swimming in oil, or as they tried to tell me its a szechuan style. It was mainly oil. I ate few pieces, paid and left. They didnt even suggested an alternative

3 pronins - 9 months ago

I ordered a small wonton soup and Kung Pao chicken, neither was impressive, unfortunately. The wontons were actually good but the broth was basically miso soup with some strange seaweed floating around. The Kung Pao was definitely not “authentic” either - the sauce was way too sweet, reminded me of a generic supermarket brand sweet chili dressing. Plus the chicken didn’t taste very fresh. Additionally, they charge €2.99 for delivery via Lieferando, and the portions are rather small. I paid altogether ca. €20 which is way too expensive given the portion size and quality.

4 Yvonne G - 8 months ago

A-okay, the sauce was so good.
The rest is very standard, just a little bit pricy

4 Yi-Ting Chen - 2 years ago

The dishes were really authentic. I like especially the chicken. It only costed 4,9 euro, the portion was bigger than expected, and tasted great!
One star minus for the dishes being too salty. We ordered drinks, but still felt really thirsty after the meal.

4 Marcos Freccia - 3 years ago

I've been yesterday(12.07) here and definitely I would come back. I don't have a standard to Chinese food, as I don't have been to many, but the food was really delicious and the staff was very kind.

The chicken and the porky belly were super tasty, but in the chicken itself they've incluced raw peanuts, which is not my favourite, but it's ok.

For me the best were dumplings. I wish I'd have asked more. Try the mix one and then ask only the ones you liked.

5 Annabel Sun - 3 years ago

The people who work here are very friendly. The menu has English on it. I've seen a credit card machine here before, but I've only paid in cash so far. The food here is quite good and fairly solid. A bit pricy, but understandable. (Side note: the sukiyaki here isn't real sukiyaki, but is more like Mongolian beef.)