Chinatown

Nicely decorated and nice atmosphere. The sushi looked incredible (although we didn't have any). The cooked dishes were alright. Dumplings were good. Some of the other dishes were not authentic such as the Pad Thai which was covered in a sickly sweet sauce. Not the best not the worst.

At around 6.30 pm we wanted to go to the chinatown restaurant but apparently they were closed instead we went to the next door restaurant which is a Mediterranean restaurant called Sempre. We didn’t have a reservation but it was not a problem because a staff checked the available tables and showed us the tables that we can take. All the tables he has showed us was from the inside of the restaurant but I have seen that some tables in the garden was also available. When I asked him that isn’t it possible for us to get a table from the garden then he said yes. In this way we managed to get a table from the garden. We have ordered 2 noodles one with beef and one with shrimp and one pha tai. All of them were cold as ice and the shrimps were quite small. As we were waiting for our food to come they brought us some prawn cracker and 0.75 liters of glass made uludağ water bottle. We ate the prawn cracker but left the water bottle in the table without touching it. As I was about to pay the bill I have faced with an additional 30 lira expense out of nowhere. When I asked the staff the situation she told me in a bad way that it’s something like this restaurant’s policy. Then I asked what policy is this? She replied as it’s for the prawn cracker, the bottle of water and for the staff working in the restaurant. I said Im not informed about this and I didn’t touch the bottle of water she said doesn’t matter u have to pay this amount of money, 10 lira per person and you can go get your bottle of water from the table if you wish. It’s not that much amount of money to pay the service but the way the staff was talking, behaving gave me a really bad sensation about this place. In Eskişehir you can go to sushi co located in casaba modern for a better experience in any terms.

Awesome menu ..awesome service....fried icecream is my favourite

Very nice food very nice Ambiance and excellent service loved the whole experience

I arrived at a locked door (at 7pm), the lady inside reluctantly open it for me and when I asked if they were opened she said to go next door to Sempre, which is not asian food at all. Very bad service for a restaurant that is supposed to be open.

This is a high class Asian restaurant in town. They serve Chinese, Thai and Japanese dishes. This was the first time I went there and I enjoyed it very much. I ordered rainbow uramaki and pad thai. The freshness of the fish was a bit questionable but how would I expect to have fresh tuna in Eskisehir... But hey! I loved the taste anyways. I would definitely come to this place again. By the way they have a sushi bar with an Asian chef. And definitely it's a cosy place that you can prefer on your special days.

To be honest Chinatown is one of the most elegant places in Eskişehir but is still affordable. We had this great menu and every single piece was amazing. I wasn't a fan of sushi but I guess that's because I never had one which is so delicious. The service is great, everyone is polite, friendly, nothing but smiling faces. A really great place to go on a date, especially on special days, like anniversaries.

Low quality restaurant and food and one of the worst asian food I had in a long while. The two stars are for the vibe and environment of the restaurant as there are many seats indoor and in the garden. Service was nonchalant and apathetic, they don’t even acknowledge you. Food was bad, I mean sure it’s palatable if you expected it to be a meal cooked in a student dorm when all you have is some noodles and sweet chilli sauce, but for asian food in a restaurant it was pretty bad. The pad Thai was cold, dry and absolutely lacked any flavour except for sweet chilli sauce. The fried garlic chicken again had no fragrant flavours except for just garlic and was very salty, totally not like the kind you’d get in Asia. The vegetable fried rice was again very very plain and costed too much for what it was. The tempura moriawase was kind of a joke. At least they gave about 7 big shrimps but the batter was more like breaded than tempura batter and was dry, and “moriawase” means “assortment” but there was nothing like that. Only a few (like 5) tiny tiny (I mean smaller than half a finer) pieces of fried eggplant. Also they charge you mandatory “seat-in” fee without telling you which means they charge you for the water and prawn crackers they serve without you asking regardless if you eat it or not. Tbh this is a practise in some restaurants in Asia (but come on) so whatever but do take note. Anyway it’s not somewhere I’ll go again unless I have no choice and crave asian food, which I guess would be the case if one lives in this city as it’s probably the only big asian restaurant.