Dim sum are mandatory here: prawns, oxtail or the fluffy buns with pork and aspic show just how much finesse Chinese cuisine holds. Alongside them, the menu features classics from the kitchens of Shanghai, Sichuan, Beijing and Canton – familiar enough for newcomers, exciting enough for the curious.
Chinese architecture, a teahouse and the beautiful feng shui garden turn Yu Garden into a small excursion in the middle of Hamburg. The restaurant feels spacious and elegant. Its location next to the MARKK (Museum am Rothenbaum – Kulturen und Künste der Welt) is also appealing – for a special meal after a museum visit.
Yu Garden shows just how diverse Chinese cuisine can be. Instead of the familiar Germany-China classics, regional traditions and artisanal specialities take centre stage. A restaurant that broadens horizons without overwhelming its guests.
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