Location: Wels
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Most Popular Chinese food in Wels, Upper Austria, Austria
Reviews on Chinese food in Wels, Upper Austria, Austria. Wels (German pronunciation: [vɛls]) is a city in Upper Austria, on the Traun River near Linz. It is the county seat of Wels-Land, and wirth a population of approximately 60,000, the eighth largest cities in Austria.
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1. Lili Asia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By TeaDamjanovska
Lili Asia was recommended to me and my friends by a local we asked on the street for a good place to have a lunch. We all had a different meal and we all loved it. The ingredients are fresh, the portions big and for a reasonable price.
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2. Xu Wok & More
Overall Ratings
3 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By itravel s
one of the best chinese restaurant in Austria I have seen, kind service redcurrychicken thai with thai, ok I eat always the same but it is good
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3. Funf Sterne China-Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By sctorrance
There are many restaurants in Wels. There are many Asian restaurants in Wels. Therefore there is no need to come to this one. My girlfriend is vegan so usually Asian restaurants are a good choice for us because meat is not so big a focus as it is in other cuisines. She ordered the spring rolls, which on the menu had no mention of meat, just vegetables (we both speak German). She took a bite out of her first one and it had mystery meat in it so no starter for her, and her appetite completely gone. Even as a carnivore they were not good spring rolls, just cabbage and poor quality ground "pork". Our main courses were barely average, very salty and overpriced for what we got. The whole front half of the restaurant, which we didn't realise when we first chose a table, was a smoking section. A guy came in to wait for his takeaway food, sat at the next table and proceeded to chain-smoke cigarettes while chatting with a staff member so we asked to be moved. We were moved to a completely empty section in the rear which should have given us an idea of the quality of food that was about to be served to us, when no other diners were in. However, we shouldn't have worried about the solitude as the second the buffet opened our section was filled with obese families treating their (frequent) visits to the buffet like hyenas around a freshly killed wildebeest and making a similar style and level of noise. We couldn't get out of there quickly enough and I recommend you save yourself the stress by not coming in the first place.
