My favorite Chinese restaurant group opens new branch at Akihabara. The restaurant is under basement and rather big. The service stuff is not speak Japanese well, you can enjoy real Chinese atmosphere. :)

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Worth to visit!! The taste and portion of food are just right. Free refill for rice (in the set menu), salad, pickles and egg. The menu also various and interesting. The staff interaction and service also good. The place quite big and not so many people (around 14.00)

The Xiao long Bao skin was too thick. Sweet and sour pork was sweet but mostly flour. It's alright japanese chi food

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Very awful experience. I came here for lunch and at first the female server was friendly until she heard I was asking can I order in Chinese. My mom is Chinese so I can speak it and because most of those authentic Chinese restaurants provide menus in Chinese can speak both so usually I speak Chinese with servers unintentional. Then This lady gave me a disgusted glimpse then ignored me in the next ten minutes so I have to leave cuz she was not taking my order. Then I searched this restaurant and found there were already people complained about this restaurant is rude when you try to talk Chinese with them. Yea probably you don't speak Chinese but you could have told me you don't know Chinese and ask me to order in Japanese politely. I'm pretty shocked because its my first time encountered such a bad service. Akihabara is pretty international and there are loads of people who don't speak any Japanese here. Wonder if they will get ignored if they speak English.

Came for breakfast C set. Comes with wonton soup, a fried egg, two dumplings, some Chinese char siu, sausage, and duck, a stick of fried doughnut, and refills of congee and soy milk. Great affordable Chinese style breakfast right outside Akihabara station’s Showa-dori exit