Restaurant La Muralla China - Mazatlán

This restaurant serves large portions of very average Chinese food. it could only be used the different flavors, but the taste is different from what they would expect from Chinese food. not bad, but only not as expected. the prices are reasonable and the...more

When you starve this is the place for them. many choices and large portions of food. they will not be disappointed. great Chinese food!

To name a Chinese place in the average in mexiko is only relatiw to mexiko. there are two types of common, all-you-can-eat buffets and cave-shaped sit-down restaurants. that is one of the latter and has been on the Mazatlan scene as long as I can remember what is at least twenty years. it is always unpleasant to sit in a large and almost empty space and they wonder how they stay in business. if they want to fill their favourites for a reasonable price and don't care about flavor and flavor, this restaurant is good and especially cantonese with everything that implies. the service was fast and friendly. we shared two dishes, one huh hack suey and sweet and acidic huh. the first was mainly drench sprouts with little else in the way of recognizable fresh vegetables. the second was a catastrophic, strongly baked, sponge with almost no taste or even the feeling of huh. it was accompanied by a bowl of terrible chemically appearing red sauce not particularly sweet, sour or tasty. I will not return.

Is the one of few Chinesse Food Resraurants in mazatlan it is ok, good service, accessible prices and the menu is it with many Chinese dresses we order meat with bean sauce and kun pao huhn, the portions are huge except rice and...you need an additional order for 30 pesos it is not san francisco or mexicali Chinese food, but is enjoying

We stopped by to check the menu as my husband is Chinese and was curious about the take on Chinese cuisine. We should have taken the first clue the meal wouldn’t be good by the lack of patrons. We were the only ones on there...on a Friday night. The service was lackluster as the servers were more interested in their cell phones and each other. The food came, we ordered noodle soup, fried rice, and king pao chicken. The chicken noodle soup was basically plain chicken noodle water, the rice was meh, and the kong pao chicken was literally stir fried onions. My husband told me Kong pao chicken in Chinese means “diced chicken” not sliced. The strangest thing was when we asked for the bill, the manager or owner literally had to check the menu to verify the prices. My husband called it the worst Chinese food ever, and I agreed as the food was awful and shouldn’t be associated with a cuisine as delicious as Chinese.