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I'm honestly not even sure what to say about this place. We were craving Chinese food and this was one of the only places open at the time. Service was just weird. Not exactly bad, but seemed very untrained and weren't sure what to do. People who came after us got food before we did. Everything was very disorganized. One of the waiters spoke neither English nor any Chinese dialect, which is fine as it is Portugal after all (and we can do that), but it was strange for an obviously touristic "Asian" restaurant where you expect many customers may not be Portuguese.
The esplanade is large, breezy, and comfortable. Indoors was empty. They served the coke warm with one ice cube. It made it unpleasant and not refreshing at all.
They claimed not to have 2 of the dishes I had wanted. I suspect that they just didn't feel like making them at that time as it was before their mid-afternoon break. The fried tofu was just plain weird. It was really sweet, like they just put sweet and sour sauce on some fried tofu. The kung pao was the worst I've ever had at any proper Chinese restaurant. Wrong colour and totally wrong flavour. Very sweet! The spicy noodles were okay. It was decent taste, and the noodles themselves were a good texture and nicely made, but the dish was incredibly oily for no reason. It was a perfect sized portion for me.
Prices are way too high for the quality of service and poorly-made Chinese cuisine. Now that there are so many other Chinese noodle places around the area, there isn't really any reason to come back. Leave it to the tourists and big families.