Gran China - Bogotá

I've never been so disappointed with Chinese cuisine. It was really tasteless. The crispy duck had no crack at all. The sweet and acidic pig was dry and the sauce was a terrible mixture. Really bad food.

The food was very good what the restaurant kept from getting a star. The value was extremely low, the food costs twice what it costs in other places. (18,000 pesos for a single portion of soup) On the menu that mu shu pork said cerdo con tortilla, which means pork with pancake. Then they charge us extra (2.000 pesos per) for TINY pancakes. This was misleading on the menu, and in my opinion, overpriced for tiny mu schu pancakes. We will not return.

I love Asian cuisine, so I always look for Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean, Vietnamese restaurants when on business trips (no Japanese suffering). Unfortunately, I couldn't find any good Asian cuisine in Bogota, just... regularly

I love American Chinese food. I lived in LA and visited everything from Panda to restaurants (I can't pronounce) in Chinatown, Monterey Park and everywhere else. This place is geared more towards American Chinese food but is WAY overpriced. It is actually more expensive than most Chinese restaurants in the U.S. All ingredients are local. There should not be such a huge markup. The interior is bland with uncomfortable chairs. If you want Panda quality food at exorbitant prices, come here.

The food was very good, which saved the restaurant from getting only one star. The value was extremely low, the food costing double what it costs in other places. (18,000 pesos for a single serving bowl of soup)On the menu, the mu shu pork said cerdo con tortilla, meaning pork with pancakes. Then, they charged us extra (2,000 pesos each) for TINY pancakes. This was misleading on the menu, and, in my opinion, way overpriced for tiny mu shu pancakes.We will not be returning.