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Casa Cinese a Düsseldorf

Ristorante cinese a Wersten

Scritto e analizzato da Ryusei Hosono • • Aggiornato: 3 luglio 2024
4.3 (8 Valutazioni)
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Inside China Haus, a Chinese restaurant in Düsseldorf's Wersten district, the dining room glows under warm yellow cove lighting and round chandeliers recessed into the ceiling. Dark wood tables are set with folded white napkins and small vases of flowers, surrounded by black upholstered chairs with circular cutouts in their backs. The space feels roomy and a little upscale: decorative white lattice panels and light stone columns frame the view, mosaic-tiled pillars run through the middle of the room, and orchids and potted plants sit along the counters. In the background there's a bar area with shelves of glasses and bottles, a few staff and guests, and large frosted windows letting in soft light. The overall atmosphere is calm and inviting, photographed from a diner's seat with chopsticks resting on a placemat in the foreground.

Inside China Haus, a Chinese restaurant in Düsseldorf's Wersten district, the dining room glows under warm yellow cove lighting and round chandeliers recessed into the ceiling. Dark wood tables are set with folded white napkins and small vases of flowers, surrounded by black upholstered chairs with circular cutouts in their backs.

The space feels roomy and a little upscale: decorative white lattice panels and light stone columns frame the view, mosaic-tiled pillars run through the middle of the room, and orchids and potted plants sit along the counters. In the background there's a bar area with shelves of glasses and bottles, a few staff and guests, and large frosted windows letting in soft light. The overall atmosphere is calm and inviting, photographed from a diner's seat with chopsticks resting on a placemat in the foreground.


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Il China Haus è un ristorante cinese autentico situato a Düsseldorf Wersten, facilmente raggiungibile dal centro città e considerato un vero e proprio segreto gastronomico. Con orari di apertura dal lunedì alla domenica dalle 17:00 alle 21:00, offre due menù distinti: uno dedicato alla cucina cinese autentica e l'altro con piatti standard noti in molti ristoranti cinesi in Germania, il che lo rende ideale anche per chi non è abituato ai sapori orientali. Le recensioni evidenziano una buona qualità del cibo, con un punteggio di 4,4/5 per i piatti autentici e 4,2/5 per quelli "standard", con prezzi variabili tra 10€ e 11€ per i menù. Durante le visite, i clienti possono gustare piatti variegati, come riso avvolto in foglie e zuppe saporite, godendo di un ambiente accogliente e di un servizio amichevole, perfetto per famiglie e gruppi.

Dettagli

  • Tipo: Ristorante
  • Pubblicato: 6 aprile 2020
  • Visitato il: 2 dicembre 2
  • Valutazione:
  • Categoria di prezzo: 51.1895147
  • Livello turistico:
    5/10
  • Indirizzo: Kölner Landstraße 115, 40591 Düsseldorf, Germany

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China Haus is widely regarded as one of the best Chinese restaurants in Düsseldorf, praised for its authentic cuisine, generous portions, and warm service. Guests appreciate that it offers two menus: one with traditional Chinese dishes and another tailored to Western tastes. Many recommend asking for the authentic menu for a more genuine culinary experience. Dishes like dim sum, duck, and spicy beef are frequently highlighted, and the overall price-to-quality ratio is seen as excellent. The restaurant is popular both for dine-in and delivery, with many reviews noting fast, hot deliveries and well-packaged meals. The space is clean, spacious, and suitable for both small and large groups, including family gatherings. While prices are slightly above average, most guests agree it’s justified by the quality of food, service, and ambiance.

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    Il China House è un autentico ristorante cinese a Düsseldorf Wersten. Il viaggio dal centro vale la pena, perché è un consiglio segreto nascosto!

    Orari di apertura

    • Lun - Ven: 17:00–21:00
    • Weekend: 17:00–21:00

    Valutazione

    • Ryusei (cibo cinese autentico): 4,4/5
    • Ryusei (cibo cinese tedesco): 4,2/5

    Prezzo

    • 10€ per un piccolo menu
    • 11€ per un menu grande

    Riepilogo

    Il China House offre due menu diversi, uno con cucina cinese autentica e uno con piatti "standard" che si trovano anche negli altri tipici ristoranti cinesi in Germania. Soprattutto per i bambini o le persone che non hanno ancora familiarizzato con il gusto cinese, trovo che sia una cosa fantastica. Ecco perché sono andato a mangiare lì due volte e ho provato entrambi i menu separatamente.

    Se stai cercando cucina cinese autentica a Düsseldorf, dovresti assolutamente dare un'occhiata a questo ristorante.

    1. Visita - questo è quello che ho ordinato

    Durante la mia prima visita ho provato la cucina autentica e ho ordinato riso avvolto in foglie, oltre a una zuppa di noodles con carne e verdure. Ho bevuto un tè al gelsomino. La zuppa era un po' piccante, ma deliziosa e molto ben condita (non come le zuppe di noodles che si trovano nei ristoranti "standard"). Anche il tè mi ha impressionato, perché è stato preparato con veri fiori di gelsomino. Anche se non sono un esperto di cucina cinese, conosco alcuni piatti dal mio viaggio in Cina. Il prezzo leggermente più alto è giustificato dall'alta qualità del cibo e delle bevande. 

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    A collage of five photos from a meal at China Haus, a Chinese restaurant in Düsseldorf. The top row shows two open menu pages filled with glossy photos of roasted dishes, pork ribs, and other specialties, each with Chinese characters and prices in euros. Beside them sits a clear glass teapot filled with green jasmine tea, the small white blossoms floating in the water. The bottom row shows a hand holding a slim gold-covered menu booklet, a lotus leaf unwrapped to reveal a golden fried rice cake with a pair of chopsticks resting on the dark leaf, and a white bowl of pale yellow soup on a saucer, topped with napa cabbage, carrot strips, cucumber slices, and chopped scallions. Everything sits on dark woven placemats on wooden tables, giving the scene the feel of a casual, authentic eatery.

    A collage of five photos from a meal at China Haus, a Chinese restaurant in Düsseldorf. The top row shows two open menu pages filled with glossy photos of roasted dishes, pork ribs, and other specialties, each with Chinese characters and prices in euros. Beside them sits a clear glass teapot filled with green jasmine tea, the small white blossoms floating in the water.

    The bottom row shows a hand holding a slim gold-covered menu booklet, a lotus leaf unwrapped to reveal a golden fried rice cake with a pair of chopsticks resting on the dark leaf, and a white bowl of pale yellow soup on a saucer, topped with napa cabbage, carrot strips, cucumber slices, and chopped scallions. Everything sits on dark woven placemats on wooden tables, giving the scene the feel of a casual, authentic eatery.


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    Cibo autentico al China House

    2. Visita - questo è quello che ho ordinato

    Durante la mia seconda visita ho ordinato il piatto tipico - anatra con verdure e salsa - oltre a una zuppa di wonton. Era buono, decisamente meglio di uno snack cinese, ma naturalmente non si avvicina al gusto della cucina cinese originale. Ma è una valida alternativa per chi non ama il gusto o le spezie della cucina cinese. È anche un buon posto per andare in gruppo e avere la certezza che tutti trovino qualcosa di loro gusto.

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    A four-photo collage from China Haus, a Chinese restaurant in Düsseldorf, showing both the food and the menu. In the top half, a red spiral menu cover with golden lettering sits next to a plate of sliced duck with crisp skin arranged over peppers and carrots in a glossy dark sauce, a small bowl of white rice alongside. The top right photo zooms in on that duck, filling the frame with the crackling skin, tender meat, and vegetables glistening under the sauce. The bottom half shows an open menu page headed "Vorspeisen," the German word for appetizers, listing numbered starters with prices and small photos of spring rolls, satay skewers, a mixed salad, and edamame. Beside it, the star dish: a wide white bowl of noodle soup in a rich red-orange broth, loaded with chunks of braised beef, leafy greens, and thick noodles, a spoon resting inside. A jar of jasmine tea and dark placemats with cutlery complete the table setting, giving the feel of a cozy, casual neighborhood restaurant meal.

    A four-photo collage from China Haus, a Chinese restaurant in Düsseldorf, showing both the food and the menu. In the top half, a red spiral menu cover with golden lettering sits next to a plate of sliced duck with crisp skin arranged over peppers and carrots in a glossy dark sauce, a small bowl of white rice alongside. The top right photo zooms in on that duck, filling the frame with the crackling skin, tender meat, and vegetables glistening under the sauce.

    The bottom half shows an open menu page headed "Vorspeisen," the German word for appetizers, listing numbered starters with prices and small photos of spring rolls, satay skewers, a mixed salad, and edamame. Beside it, the star dish: a wide white bowl of noodle soup in a rich red-orange broth, loaded with chunks of braised beef, leafy greens, and thick noodles, a spoon resting inside. A jar of jasmine tea and dark placemats with cutlery complete the table setting, giving the feel of a cozy, casual neighborhood restaurant meal.


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    Menü

    Vorspeisen

    9. Gemischter Salat
    11. Gemischte Vorspeisen

    Il menu "standard" al China House

    Le mie conclusioni

    Il ristorante offre qualcosa per tutti i gusti ed è perfetto per gruppi più grandi. È grande, quindi c'è posto per molte persone e i camerieri sono molto gentili. Ho trascorso due belle giornate lì con cibo delizioso.

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    The dining room of China Haus, a Chinese restaurant in Düsseldorf, shown in two nearly identical side-by-side views. Dark wooden tables are set with folded white napkins and surrounded by black leather chairs, with a rolled brown placemat and a small spoon at the nearest table. A white geometric lattice panel divides the space, and thick pale columns run up to an ornate ceiling trimmed with warm yellow cove lighting and round glowing chandeliers. In the background, a service counter with glass shelves and backlit bottles sits behind the tables, and orchid arrangements add color to the otherwise guest-free room.

    The dining room of China Haus, a Chinese restaurant in Düsseldorf, shown in two nearly identical side-by-side views. Dark wooden tables are set with folded white napkins and surrounded by black leather chairs, with a rolled brown placemat and a small spoon at the nearest table. A white geometric lattice panel divides the space, and thick pale columns run up to an ornate ceiling trimmed with warm yellow cove lighting and round glowing chandeliers. In the background, a service counter with glass shelves and backlit bottles sits behind the tables, and orchid arrangements add color to the otherwise guest-free room.


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