Popular with Chinese locals and tourists, which is a good sign. Service can be a bit slow, but everything seems fresh so it is worth waiting. Some dishes can be glutinous and a bit heavy on the oil. Excellent by Austrian standards, reservations recommended.

As with all Szechuan, the food can be deceptively spicy, especially the morning after. The expression "arse like a bullet wound" springs to mind. Not the best place to go the night before a big meeting.

Despite the suspiciously large variety of cuisines on offer (Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai and Indian) the food is pretty good. The sushi is average, but the cooked dishes and the dumplings are great.