15 Best Chinese Food Spots in Zurich

BaoBae presents modern Chinese cuisine near Lochergut in Wiedikon, pairing bold sharing plates with a seasonal tasting menu, Asian-inspired cocktails and selected wines. Classic recipes from across China receive contemporary twists, creating a lively format for sharing and discovery.

Dinner is served daily from 6 pm until midnight, making it a natural choice for a stylish evening in Zurich.

Lotus Garden brings authentic Mandarin cooking to Grabenstrasse 6 in Schlieren, Zurich, with a welcoming interior and a family-friendly atmosphere. The menu suits a wide range of preferences, including plentiful vegetarian and vegan choices, spicy dishes, and food prepared without MSG—an important detail for guests with an MSG allergy.

Generous portions, kind service, spring onion pancakes, and an appealing tea selection round out the experience. Reserving ahead is advisable, especially for popular dining times.

Bamboo Inn has been part of Zurich’s Chinese dining scene since 1981, with a menu spanning Chinese and Cantonese cooking, dim sum, Hong Kong specialities and duck. Friendly, attentive service gives the restaurant a familiar, established character, making it a dependable choice for traditional dishes rather than a trend-led meal.

Service is concentrated from Tuesday to Thursday and on Sunday.

BUND 39 specialises in Shanghainese cuisine at Bäckerstrasse 39, with authentic dishes such as Shanghai braised pork and fish pot served in generous portions. The menu is designed for substantial shared meals, complemented by drinks and a distinctive Bubble Tent Dining identity.

Lunch and dinner run Monday to Saturday, with evening service extending to 11 pm.

Konshi Zurich is a central Chinese restaurant on Uraniastrasse with a broad Asian menu that includes fresh sushi, edamame, onion pancakes and mapo tofu. The kitchen suits diners who want variety in one sitting, while friendly, attentive service keeps the experience welcoming.

Open daily from late morning into the evening, it works for an accessible lunch, early dinner or casual city-centre meal.

Moon Garden presents authentic Chinese cuisine in a quiet neighborhood setting on Spitalstrasse in Schlieren, with a warm, home-like character. The kitchen offers both dine-in dishes and a dedicated takeaway menu, making it suitable for an easy local meal or food to enjoy elsewhere.

Its tucked-away location rewards careful navigation, particularly for visitors coming from Zurich, Urdorf or Birmensdorf.

T&S CHINESE NOODLE in Schlieren keeps the focus on handmade Chinese noodles and traditional flavours. Its warm, filling dishes are especially suited to cold-weather comfort, while the friendly owners create an informal, welcoming atmosphere.

The restaurant serves lunch and dinner Tuesday to Friday, with continuous weekend hours from noon, making it a practical stop for a hearty bowl.

Khujug restaurant offers Chinese cooking in a spacious setting suited to groups, with a wide menu, generous portions and bubble teas alongside the main dishes. Kung Pao beef, fried rice and beef dumplings are among the choices, while friendly service helps make the restaurant comfortable for family meals.

Lunch menus run on weekdays, followed by evening service; weekends open from noon or 5 pm.

Wesley’s Kitchen is a Chinese restaurant in Zurich’s Kreis 5 with a menu centred largely on chicken and pork, including mapo tofu, braised pork and wonton soup. Portions are designed for sharing, and a small rear outdoor area adds a relaxed option in warmer weather.

The kitchen also offers traditional Peking duck by preorder, plus delivery and takeaway.

LÈ Cuisine brings authentic Chinese cooking to Neugasse, with a focused evening format and a menu that includes xiaolongbao, dan dan noodles, Taiwanese braised pork rice and chili basil chicken. The restaurant suits diners looking for carefully seasoned regional dishes in a pleasant atmosphere, while home delivery extends the offer beyond the dining room.

Open daily from 6 to 10 pm.

Zhong Hua is a central Chinese restaurant near Zurich’s old town, offering freshly prepared dishes in a friendly, welcoming dining room. The menu suits diners who appreciate guidance when choosing, with attentive staff ready to suggest suitable options.

Lunch and dinner are served Tuesday to Friday and throughout the weekend evenings, making it convenient for both daytime meals and relaxed dinners.

Long Wai brings Cantonese cooking to Preyergasse 8 in Zurich, with an airy, casual setting and dishes shaped by balanced seasoning rather than excessive sweetness or salt. Spicy wontons and fried rice are approachable choices, while the menu suits diners looking for authentic Cantonese flavours at reasonable prices.

Efficient service and generous portions make it a practical option for a relaxed meal in the city centre.

Meister Gao at Bucheggplatz presents authentic Chinese cuisine in a warm, traditional setting, with a broad menu shaped around classic flavours. The restaurant is a strong fit for diners seeking regional depth and a more traditional experience, while the friendly welcome makes group meals comfortable.

It serves weekday lunch and dinner, with evening service every day.

Hongxi brings contemporary Chinese cuisine to Zurich with a menu built around dim sum, cocktails and modern dinner plates. Cantonese favourites such as Kam Heong prawns, xiaolongbao and spring rolls sit comfortably within its polished, warm setting, while takeaway adds flexibility.

Evening service runs Tuesday to Saturday from 5:30 to 10 pm, with reservations particularly useful for busy dinner periods.

Asia Restaurant & Take Away Meedo brings Chinese cooking to Limmattalstrasse in Zurich, with a broad menu suited to an easy lunch, casual dinner or takeaway. Online ordering and delivery make it practical when convenience matters, while the range of dishes helps accommodate different appetites.

Portions are generally positioned as affordable, though service can be slow during busy periods and consistency may vary.