Reservations · Takeout
Crowd-pleasing Chinese spot with budget-friendly pricing and fast service, but recent reports cite greasiness, inconsistent execution, and brusque service at peak times.
Restaurante Palacio Chino delivers reliable fast service and budget-friendly Chinese comfort food that appeals to families and casual diners, but quality varies noticeably between visits, with recent complaints about greasy dishes and heavy sauces undermining its reputation. The split sentiment on food quality—some praising authentic hotpot and chow mein while others cite bland, oily execution—reflects a kitchen struggling with consistency rather than mastering its craft.
The dining room feels bustling and casual, with decorative vases and a steady flow of plates from the kitchen. Many diners praise the quick turnaround and friendly touches, one noting, "They fixed my order with a smile." Peak times can feel crammed and noisy, and a few guests report brusque interactions at the door. Cooking skews toward classic Chinese comfort: spring rolls, chow mein, sweet-sour favorites, and a hot-sour soup that fans call authentic. When the kitchen is on, flavors are warm and familiar; on off nights, multiple reviews mention oily textures, heavy sauces, and more peppers than protein. Expect reliable speed over finesse and value over flash. For families, this menu reads kid-friendly: fried rice, noodles, prawn crackers, and mild stir-fries should land well. Vegetarian starters like bean sprout salad and veg rolls help with mixed diets. If your child is sensitive to oil or strong sauces, choose simpler dishes and ask for lighter sauce.
Area: Mixed commercial corridor in Palma with local foot traffic and everyday services.
Safety: Generally safe, well-traveled street; standard urban awareness advised at night.
Nearby: Near other restaurants and shops on Carrer Aragó; convenient to residential Llevant area.
Available: Reservations, Takeout
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