Horrible! Food was server strangely fast and it looked like leftovers from lunch. We order a "specialty, which had rice noodles. It smelled terrible, noodles were evidently rotten. Of course we turned them back and the manager had the nerve to say that "chef said they were ok, that it was its typical smell but for avoiding argues they would let us choose another plate" (geez, amaizing they couldn't accept it). We ordered Chicken Kung Pao and Sichuan beef; both were dry and they tasted like they were cooked in the same pan which probably wasn't washed in a long time. Sauces didn't had consistency and they were cold. The waiter was very helpful and friendly but that's the only good thing I can say about this place. Also it's extremely expensive for this awful food they are serving. Don't go here if you don't want to have food poison.

Excellent food. I had a curried dish in a carved out pineapple. It was lush

Right across from the Indigo Hotel, this bar-resturant offers a relaxed atmosphere to meet with colleagues and friends. The food was a little on the greasy side - chinese style spring rolls, and mixed rice... there is room for a little more imaginative offerings.. still I would give it another try!

Was recently at Gan-Bei with a rather large group of colleagues. We had the area upstairs for ourselves, which gave us the privacy needed to address a few business related issues without being enclosed in a stuffyback room. Food is simple, but varied and above all very good, so whether you need a table for 2 or 40, Gan-Bei is definetly a place to consider