La Isla Del Dragon - Cuauhtémoc

We were looking for a restaurant for lunch and came by chance past this Chinese restaurant and saw that it was buffet. we looked at eating and decided to stay here and eat. my man and I are vegetarian and saw that they had a great selection of sweets that fit us. we sat outside on the road and watched the activity on a very busy Saturday, which was very pleasant! They calculate a little more on Saturday than in the week, but still quite reasonable. it was very busy during the lunch hour and all sweet dishes were fresh and hot, we have no meat or fish dishes. there was also a full of fresh fruit for dessert. we had a beer with our lunch and asked for a glass and a lime. they brought us a salted glass with a lot of lime juice. not after our taste and had to pour out the largest part of the juice. they also calculate for this service 14p. that was only in Mexico City. the rest of mexiko bring them a glass without salt and a plate of lime slices to press us and no charge. not complaining otherwise. it was a very good choice to eat in this Chinese buffet restaurant at lunchtime and will come back to our next visit. recommend it for vegetarier!

They skip that. needed a quick dinner and the buffet sounded good. I'm gonna like a bad one. they don't take cards either.

I find no TripAdvisor list for the place I went to. google maps shows that there are several of these restaurants nearby. I went to the situation in republica de brasil 6, which is less than ten blocks away from the one listed here. I think if they don't like the reviews for the situation in this list, they can go to this. I did not give five stars because, although the huge restaurant was almost empty at 18 o'clock, the service was super-long. After I had eaten half my first teller from the buffet, I finally started a waiter's eye. he took my drink job, but it didn't come when I was from the buffet to my second teller. it turned out that it was sitting on the bar. I went over the room to find the waiter, told him that I didn't want my drink and that I wanted to mean sheck. okay, now for the good witness. I love sweet, so I was excited to see a huge buffet with so many different types of sweet. Mexican and Chinese styles. they were all perfectly cooked: crunchy, not muddy. they were warm if not hot. also in meat dishes there was a lot of change, although the fried fish was the fattest I ever had in my life. I couldn't finish it because it was like eating spoons of oil. (maybe I should have extinguished it before I tried to eat it). this is a great location, near the catedral, zócalo, etc. they are open every day at 11 o'clock.

The food is decently priced, and the service is efficient, and there are some good things to be had at their buffet the problem is that they often are out of many items, and/or many of the items are not fresh unless you eat...there at peak hours.

We were on our way to the Torre LatinoAmericana when we decided to stop for lunch. We saw this chinese restaurant and, being aficionados, decided to eat there. We were, to say the least, disappointed. The food was lukewarm and the batter not crisp at...all. The beer, however, was very good. Later, some chicken wings were brought out and these were very good. There was too much batter for the onion rings. Therefore, there was no crispiness at all. As a matter of fact, onion rings should not be left to wait. If you are to include them, you should bring them out a little at a time. Is this feasible? If the answer is no, then don’t include them. On of the guest at our table went back for the vegetables which were very good she said. One of the problem with a buffet is that, to keep your food warm, you should put a little in the warmers and add to it regularly with little quantities. This means more work but it also means more client satisfaction. And shouldn’t client satisfaction be your main objective? As of now, I don’t recommend this restaurant.