Plaza España VII in Madrid

The prices were great, and so were the service and atmosphere. We ordered Shenjianbao, Spicy Wonton, Tomato wonton, traditional chinese iced tea and beer. The spicy wonton was our favorite by far, with colorful, distinctive, graceful flavors and an amazing soup. We also enjoyed the drinks and the first dish, which was delightful, fun and easy to eat. We ordered the tomato wonton by mistake, so don't get that one. Don't be fooled by the generic restaurant name. This is a fantastic Chinese restaurant, recommended by Michelin. We won't be back soon, simply because we don't expect to return to Madrid soon.

My first Chinese dinner in Madrid was a wonderful one. The food was really good and as authentic as it gets. We tried pork noodles, pan-fried pork dumplings, pork soup dumplings, wontons with an amazing sauce, and egg fried rice with pork chop. For dessert, we had sweet egg-filled baos. Service was quick and welcoming, and the prices seemed very reasonable. Coming from New York City, I'd call it cheap. The place was full of people enjoying themselves and their meals. I'm really glad my Spanish friends brought me here.

The meal was great value for the quality, and the room was quiet with a comfortable temperature. Book ahead, though, since there aren’t many tables. The service was the letdown: our main arrived before the appetizers, which only came with the second course, so some of the food had cooled by then. We also asked for glasses without lemon and got lemon anyway.

The service was spectacular, and everything came out really fast. The pork dumplings were very good, and the fried pork with rice was excellent.