China Palace Restaurant København

There was one lady who served. A bit disinterested, hardly said a word. Food was just put down without saying anything. Food was good but not special. Price quality was okay.

My fiancé and I stopped in for dinner on a Sunday evening. We were excited to see Asian diners. Our server helped recommend an entree based on our requests. Food came out a bit slow but it was hot and tasty. For 2 appetizers, wine, beer, and a beef entree we paid about 375 dk. Highly recommend for Asian cuisine

Coming to Copenhagen for the third time! Of course, what attracts us is the celestial spirit of the pure and clean earth, but the biggest problem is that it is completely inaccessible to Asian food. I came across this Chinese restaurant directly. The proprietress seemed to be an immigrant from Hangzhou and she was always smiling! Although the dim sum is not of a high standard, their side dishes can definitely be called "the best from the clear spring in the desert". They are fried with enough heat and wok flavor! Moderate taste! When you have been eating cold food from Europe for a week, trying some of these delicious side dishes will definitely make you cry! I guarantee you won’t find another hotel in Copenhagen that can compare with it! I bought takeout before flying! I ate them all before I could even take a photo!

Vanmiddag hier al geweest. Toen zat het stampvol met chinese toeristen. Toen kreeg ik alleen gebakken rijst met een vleugje kip. Vanavond teruggelopen om kip kerrie te nemen. De nasi was eigenlijk wel goed op smaak. Deze kerrie was smakeloos en erg waterig. Kon nu alleen gestoomde rijst krijgen. Al met al best beetje teleurgesteld. Maar het diner is weer gelukt.

Really good Chinese food in Copenhagen. Close to Tivoli and Central station

Was so hungry that I forgot to make a photo of the second dish. The food was great, prices reasonable.

It's my 1st time eating beef with oyster sauce and rice in Copenhagen, it's good and delicious. I wish you give a glass of water.

Our Vegetable Entree consisted of the equivalent to a can of corn with a few peas, tiny carrot chunks which were warmed up and dumped onto a platter with a few salty peanuts. There were no green beans as described on the menu. This cost 118 Danish kroner! Terrible!

Full of Chinese customers when we arrived, which is always a good sign. Soups were great. Main courses just about ok. Non European food in this city isn't the best, so good by Copenhagen standards, not by elsewhere.

We chose this restaurant because it was close to our hotel and we weren't disappointed. It was a little awkward when we arrived as there was no one to greet us but in a relatively short time a member of staff did spot us and guided us to a seat. The restaurant itself is relatively big and has an airy feel to it which even when it filled up the spacing between tables was good so you didn't feel hemmed in. The menu had a wide choice from set menus to individual meat, vegetarian options. We arrived quite early just before six so it was relatively quiet and our food and drinks arrived in fairly short order. I did notice that when it filled up some customers were getting a little edgy about wait times as there appeared to be only one person front of house. The food we ordered when delivered to our table looked freshly prepared, nicely presented and the portion sizes were generous. All in all I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a hearty Chinese meal.