
der Chinese
Chinese man
A male person who comes from China or has Chinese citizenship.
Unser neuer Geschäftspartner ist ein Chinese aus Shanghai.
Our new business partner is a Chinese man from Shanghai.
Chinese man / Chinese restaurant
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Chinese man
A male person who comes from China or has Chinese citizenship.
Unser neuer Geschäftspartner ist ein Chinese aus Shanghai.
Our new business partner is a Chinese man from Shanghai.

Chinese restaurant
Colloquial term for a restaurant that serves Chinese cuisine.
Wollen wir heute Abend zum Chinesen essen gehen?
Do we want to go eat at the Chinese restaurant tonight?
'Der Chinese' (the Chinese man) belongs to the N-declension. This means that the word takes the ending '-n' in all cases except the nominative singular. A common mistake is to forget this ending.
Ich habe gestern einen Chinesen kennengelernt.
I met a Chinese man yesterday.
Whether a person or a restaurant is meant can often be recognized from the preposition. 'Zum Chinesen gehen' (to go to the Chinese restaurant) means to go to a Chinese restaurant. 'Mit einem Chinesen sprechen' (to speak with a Chinese man) refers to a person.
Lass uns heute Abend zum Chinesen gehen.
Let's go to the Chinese restaurant tonight.
The term 'der Chinese' (the Chinese restaurant) for a restaurant is colloquial. In a more formal context, you would say 'chinesisches Restaurant' (Chinese restaurant).
Der Chinese um die Ecke macht super Nudelsuppen.
The Chinese restaurant around the corner makes amazing noodle soups.