Ni Hao Asian Bistro - 68000 Oaxaca de Juárez

Absolutely delicious! We were happy with our steamed vegetable dumplings which rivaled our Philadelphia Chinatown dumplings back home, to the noodles which are made right here in their kitchen. Fabuloso!

Tragically bad service meets disappointing and pricey cuisine. Bad combo, advise you leave look elsewhere for Chinese food in oaxaca. Where to begin... The TV blaring out of place early oughts pop music video was a bad start. The waitress too busy looking at her phone to ask us what we'd like to drink was a bad continuation. Ok, but what about the food? Well, none of the entrees come with rice. That'll be an extra 40 pesos. Which is a frustrating tax for what should honestly come with all of these dishes. The food itself is tolerable. Not fast, not brought out in a sensible order (entrees brought out before apps, rice not brought out with entrees), but the flavors were an approximation of correct. But the service never failed to outdo itself in completely disappointing me. We asked for the check and when we went to pay with a card the waitress said something quickly. I asked her, in spanish, if she could please repeat herself a little more slowly. Instead she whips out her phone and begins typing. I explain again that I speak Spanish, and she simply raises a hand to my face and continues typing. Thrusting her phone into my face, I read the simple message informing me that their card reader system isn't working. Thanks. It isnt as though you couldn't have said as much. So, if you want to pay too much while getting slow and demeaning service this is a good choice.

The restaurant has another name: Dumpling Kitchen. I've had only the dumplings, a won ton soup, some little meat enchiladas as appetizers, and another soup I don't remember. The staff are very polite and professional, the food was good, and the price is reasonable. Today is was a bit fancier than it has been with cloth napkins. I've gone three times and I'll go back.

Nothing too adventurous on the menu. The sweet and sour chicken I ate was decent, but it's a simple dish and difficult to mess up. I'll admit that I'm a little hard to please regarding Chinese food as I lived in China for several years. I recommend it.

We reserved a table for two at 6. When we arrived there was no one there. We sat at a table and were asked if we were the couple that had reserved a table and were asked to reseat at the table with the RESERVADO sign right beside us. Cute but unnessesary. Service and food was good. Surprisingly no green tea and no mineral water. Will return with Jasmine tea bags. Wonder if they have a tea pot ?

Great to fine an authentic Chinese downtown Oaxaca City like this. Great staff and food. Dont expect it to be best Chinese you ever had or anything but it will be a great place if you are craving Chinese.

I really enjoyed this place. Of course, though I've travelled widely, I have not lived in China and had modest expectations regarding Chinese cuisine in the middle of Oaxaca. My friend and I shared a starter and two (of only 3 possible) vegetarian dishes, including the tofu one which was made veg on request--they were both delicious. There's a pleasant atmosphere and nice service.

This is very pleasantly surprising. I have had very low expectations regarding Asian food in Oaxaca but I really enjoyed lunch there. I am from Korea and I’ve lived in China & HongKong so I know what Chinese food tastes like. I only tried dumpling soup and Shrimp fried rice here but I could already tell it is very authentic compared to other places. Someone complained about 80s music in the review that cracked me up but in fact, I enjoyed listening to Madonna as I chow down delicious Chinese food. The waitress was very friendly too!