La Estrella Feliz - Albaida

The food is not bad. Needs a bit of cleaning. Improvable care Kid-friendliness: Has high chairs Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: €40–50 Food: 3 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 3

The place is austere and noisy and the service is fast but don't expect friendliness. Despite this, I would repeat because the food was really delicious, I was very pleasantly surprised, really. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €10–20 Food: 5 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 2

They called me on the phone to tell me that I had ordered and I didn't even call them at all and they YELLED at me on the phone and also the Chinese woman did not understand anything Food: 1

Good food and very good value for money. Price per person: €10–20 Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Parking space: Plenty of parking

Last night we ate at the only Chinese restaurant in town. We had dinner on the terrace and we were waiting for more than 20 minutes and no one came out. We had to go in to let them know that we were out, and take the menu of dishes for ourselves. The young waiter was very friendly at all times, although he seemed inexperienced when it came to taking orders. But it is that the woman, who we believe is the owner, came over to set the table, and literally threw the tablecloth on the table for us to place without saying good night or anything. He placed the plates, which had napkins and cutlery inside, and left it on the table for us in any way so that we could place it ourselves. In the end, they didn't seem like forms to us. When you go to a restaurant you want, at least, to clear your head, eat well and have a good experience and at least a little education from those responsible. As another piece of advice, take care of the aesthetics of the restaurant a bit: we sat down because it was the only Chinese restaurant in town, but it didn't invite you to sit down at all: plastic tables and chairs from beer advertisements mixed old with new... everything was very shabby . I think that putting some placemats and a vase would change the story a lot, but come on, if you don't care about being polite, I don't think you'd mind having a somewhat tidy terrace either.