Chino Oriental - Rojales

We called when the normal restaurant we used was closed, glad we did. all they eat buffet was so far and so delicious. we had many dishes that we had never tried in past, including sushi. I love the dimm...sum and dampened dumplings. we swallowed the peking ducks and pancakes as if we had never been fed. rib followed different types, each was very tasty. prawns and bark and rice plus another peking escape and we were almost filled, managed a few gloomy and coffee and brandy to get it all out. the total bill was around euro, we had flared weeping and a couple beeing so that for only over euro everyone it was worth great. we never felt hurried and eating was not and tasty from beginning to end.

All they can eat food card for what not to like about this idea?! pleasant interieur and a friendly server have provided us with the extensive Chinese and sushi menu. choose everything and as much as they can eat. we were all hungry and thought we were. several go in the menu. suppen were disappointingly thin and not very tasty and the mini unrolled contained minuscule amounts disappointed. however, the garnelen cocktail and dumplings were really delicious. the most important courses were a fabulous sizzling garnel and garnel rice for a few of us and a tasty bark in black bean sauce. we all ordered pancakes and they were also delicious. ends with ice and cortado and a bill for four that a bottle house red, water and a bottle beer. and we were full! recommend them for hungry people who like Chinese cuisine, garnel love and kind service and good value.

My wife and I visit this restaurant for years and average visit every year. it's always good when we come. we have only used the menu del dia that is always available. that alone. about variations of chickens, osss, ducks and garnels. These include jump-roll starters, main course with rice or chips, followed by flan or ice cream. for a couple a selection of white or red full wine is offered. all for euro. the early roll is excellent always crispy and served with a mild sweet and acidic sauce and they can choose coffee instead of a pudding. the mains can be saucy or sizzling. in the run of the time are our favorite jump roll followed by “Prawns with chinese vegetables” with very slightly fried rice. chicken curry or duck with freshly cut orange come second and third favorites. Sushi dishes have recently been added as alternatives and the interior has been completely renovated and now includes outdoor covered restaurants. of course is a small offer of groundnuts at the arrival and schnapps at the end away attractiv. we would recommend this beautiful place to everyone as the most beautiful and best value for money for miles round. forget to say the family always gives super service and welcome us now as friends.

We have visited this restaurant many times and can’t fault it. We were offered a warm welcome. The restaurant Is smart and clean and we were served quickly by attentive staff. The four of us chose the all you can eat menu which is extensive...and we all enjoyed it. The quality of the food and presentation is good and it is cooked freshly to order. We enjoyed trying then new sushi that’s been added to the menu. The new outside eating area is a great addition. We can’t recommend it highly enough !

We haven’t had Chinese food for some time so when we found ourselves in Quesada and feeling like we wanted some Chinese food we didn’t know where to choose so we simply stopped at the first one we came to just before the arches. We...were given two menus, the full menu and another restricted but nevertheless quite extensive menu which said you could eat as much as you wanted for just under This sounded too good to pass up for a greedy so and so like me so we opted for that. Despite their claim the waiter looked somewhat dismayed when we ordered six starters, soups, four main courses and a large rice for the two of us! All six starters and the soup arrived together so we got stuck in. The portion sizes were small and the quality wasn’t great. The soup was good but the promised crab salad turned out to be crab sticks processed pollack on lettuce with rose Marie sauce which was disappointing. Anyway we ate it all and waited for the main courses to arrive. They too all arrived together and were better portions and not bad at all. I enjoyed the sizzling prawns and sweet and sour chicken I had selected, and my wife liked her sizzling beef and duck with pancakes although she said the pancakes were soggy. There was plenty of rice for two. We cleared all but a couple of spoons of vegetables and rice, so I guess the promise of eating all you want was fulfilled although if we had ordered one starter and main course each we would have not been full so whether you start again in that case I don’t know. So the choice is yours, fill yourself with less than top quality Chinese food or look elsewhere for quality cuisine. I think I will go for quality in future when I find it.