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Chinese Restaurants in Mallorca

Chinese food in Mallorca often surprises visitors with its quality and variety, if you know where to look. Sure, you won't find heaps of places but the ones here really care about doing it right, from fresh ingredients to authentic flavors.

If you’re around Palma, check out Imperial Wok near Plaça d’Espanya. Their dim sum and hand-pulled noodles are a hit with locals and expats alike. And don’t worry about the setting – it’s unpretentious, just good food. Down in Port de Sóller, you’ll find the small but solid China Wok with a surprisingly thoughtful menu that goes beyond the usual sweet-and-sour.

My tip? Try to avoid weekends as these spots can get busy with residents who know the secrets. Another good call is to ask the staff what’s fresh that day – they often have specials that don’t make it onto the main menu. Chinese in Mallorca isn’t flashy, but it’s sincere, with pockets of real flavor waiting to be enjoyed.
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What I know about Chinese food here

If you’re craving Chinese food in Mallorca, you’ll want to stick mostly to Palma and a few bigger towns – rural spots rarely have anything beyond pizza and basic Mediterranean fare. One place I always recommend to friends is Imperial Wok on Calle Sant Miquel in Palma. It’s unassuming, but their dumplings and fried rice are genuinely tasty.

Also, don’t overlook Chinese-Mediterranean fusion dishes you might stumble across in some places. They’re a bit quirky but worth a try just for something different. And if you find yourself at a market, keep an eye out for stalls selling homemade dumplings on weekends during cooler months.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions about Chinese food in Mallorca? Here are some quick answers you’ll appreciate.

Yes, though they aren’t everywhere. Places like Imperial Wok in Palma aim for genuine recipes with fresh ingredients. It’s not the big-city Chinatown you’d find elsewhere, but there’s definitely authentic flavor if you know where to order.

It’s usually on par with mid-range restaurants in Mallorca. Not super cheap but not crazy pricey either. Portion sizes tend to be generous, so you often get good value, especially if you’re sharing dishes.

Many do, but don’t expect huge menus dedicated to veggies. Some places like Imperial Wok have tasty veggie stir-fries or tofu dishes. It’s best to ask – sometimes they’ll make extra effort if you request.

They exist but aren’t as common or widespread as pizza or tapas takeaways. Some spots will have takeaway services, especially in Palma, but generally, people prefer to eat in where the food is freshest.

Not usually. You might see the odd bubble tea or classic fortune cookie, but things like homemade herbal teas or traditional desserts are rare. The focus tends to be more on savory dishes here.

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