Not unlike the centrally located buffet in the Valdemāra Centre (the owners are related), this Chinese cafeteria offers fried noodles and rice, tasty sweet and sour pork, stir-fried green beans in garlic sauce and other typical staples. [...]

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Unlike Honkonga, which is owned by the same people, Old Shanghai has broken away from the traditional décor of red lanterns and Chinese landscape paintings, choosing instead a modern grey, minimalist interior whose chief decoration is the cooked ducks hanging in the open-plan kitchen behind a glass partition. Try delicious dishes like shark soup, steamed scallops in garlic sauce or curry rolls, but be prepared to part with plenty of your hard-earned yuan.
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When one considers its odd surroundings in blue-collar suburbia, this upmarket elegant restaurant may well appear to be a mythical paradise lost among the housing blocks. The owners haven’t skimped on the decorations, but the real reason to come is for surprisingly good cuisine, which the group of Chinese businessmen at the next table seemed to enjoy – an excellent sign. Unfortunately, no dim-sum menu, but it does offer lychees for desert. Take tram N°6 from Barona to the Džutas stop and go right on Džutas to Brīvības. [...]

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