For a busy Sunday the service was very apt. The decor is alright, the terrace seating leaves a bit…read moreto desire but isn't all that bad either. Small but clean and nice looking toilet. The card is rather large but to be honest it's all Asian and cooked fresh. Very accommodating to vegans, the waitress suggested a variety of options without blinking an eye. The food was delicious, waiting time average and it was worth it. For the location and the view of a car park though well overpriced. Obviously we picked the wrong corner as on the other (front) side you get to see the whole of Błonia - the Cracow meadow. Not a bad choice if you happen to be in the area. Thumbs up for casual people with thick wallet and dough to blow.

I This is literally what I received for 40 zł after waiting for an hour. The rest of the food had…read moreno flavor either. No I didn't eat half of it, that's what it looks like when you open it.

Wok serves up dependable but only mediocre asian food. While some of menu items, separate from the…read morewok, are quite tasty, i find the "wok" dishes, which should be the stars of the show, pretty weak. For those who are familiar with Mongolian BBQ, the same principles apply here. You load up a plate with your choice of vegetables, then hand it to the chef and select your meat and sauce. It seems full proof, but i have tried all the sauces and the only one I mildly recommend is the China Classic. I was excited to try the Thai green curry sauce, but somehow they made a simple formula that should be full of flavor bland. But the Thai curry from the menu, forgoing the wok concept, was actually pretty good. Overall, this place shows promise but needs some refining, particularly with the wok dishes.

It ain't hard to OD on bland filling Polish food when in old Krakow. This spot is a glorious cure…read morefor that. It's part of a chain, some locations not as great, but there was some brilliant trendy Thai here. It's in the bustling Kazimierz section, among edgy bars and crushing history. A duck Pad Thai proved astonishing - and a decent prawn curry. The beef dish though was sub par with a confusing choice of "wet" wine soaked beef, or "dry" still wet beef. Huh? Very cool presentation and a glorious little ice bucket brought which is gold in hot summer Europe.

One would walk by and not know it's a restaurant but for the delicious smells coming out to the…read morestreet!! Delicious meal and friendly staff . Make sure you go to the restrooms ... total underground experience . They have lunch specials which are a deal ! My beef noodles were excellent as was the curry special .

Lots of choices, the tea is served in an awesome metal pot! The sesame chicken I had was very…read moredelicious and cooked well. The jasmine green tea I had was great on the cold winter day that we went!

A business contact suggested this place for lunch when I asked for a place with good vegetarian…read moreoptions. He said it was an award-winning restaurant which mainly served vegetarian food. I found it *a bit* off that the restaurant sign said "vegetarian restaurant" with that in mind. It turned out that it was indeed a vegetarian/vegan place only but the food is so good (as it should be) that the guy in question had been eating at Pod Norenami several times thinking he had eaten chicken and other meat when it had in fact been tofu. I couldn't stop laughing about his surprised look. So please leave all your silly prejudices about how vegetarian or vegan food taste by the door and just enjoy the amazing menu here for what it is, really great plant-based Asian food for all senses. The dishes are generous in size, the prices great and the interior lovely and rustic. Don't miss the cute, large dragon in the window!

China City is a rarity in Poland: a Chinese restaurant run by actual Chinese people. Their…read morespecialty seems to be Szechuan cuisine--famous for its liberal use of pepper and spices. There're items from Cantonese cooking on the menu as well. One thing to remember when dining at China City is the Chinese custom of sharing dishes. You don't order your own individual meal. Instead, you order a few dishes as a group and share them. You really have to dine in this manner here because the portions aren't designed for a single person. I made the mistake of ordering the shuizhu pork (wieprzowina w zupie chili) by myself. I was completely dumbfounded when a massive bowl of sauce showed up, accompanied by a small bowl of rice. It was probably enough for four people. Prices are not as high as they might seem. The shuizhu pork was 38 zł, which is not bad if considering the amount of food. Each bowl of rice costs 5 zł. It's definitely better to come here in a large group--say ten. That way you can order a mix of dishes and everyone get to try something new.

I came to this restaurant few times because it has got genuine Sichuan style ( spicy ) dishes, my…read morefavorite is ' Shui zhu niu rou' ( spicy beef with cabbages) and ' hui Guo rou' ( spicy pork with vegetables) and must go with the rice, comfort food in the cold winter for sure. Of course the seafood soup is delicious too. Don't order the fast food menu, order few dishes to share with friends coz potion is big. Not too expensive compared to other Chinese restaurants in east Europe.

It is a fairly small restaurant, which is decorated in the way you might expect an Indian…read moreRestaurant to be. In some cabinets by the back wall there are some food products available to purchase (I didn't look too closely). My friend (with whom I was dining) chose this place to meet for lunch as they have some good deals on set menus. For around 20 zloty you can get a main course (with rice), a samosa and naan bread. I decided on Chicken Jalfrezi, while my friend had the Chicken Tikka Masala. I was slightly surprised when the waitress asked us how spicy we wanted our meals. I was feeling slightly cowardly and opted for mild, my friend chose medium. The restaurant was fairly quiet when we dined and the food arrived fairly quickly. The starter was a samosa with two very colourful sauces. It looked really colourful and tasted amazing (the samosa was pretty difficult to eat with a knife and fork). The main course was quite nice (although I marginally prefer RotiRoti for overall atmosphere and Yellow Dog for its food). It was certainly filling. I didn't actually finish my meal. My dinner companion finished hers completely (normally it's her who leaves some food). The only criticism (from her) was that she ordered medium and her meal was actually quite mild. This isn't too surprising as in some Polish restaurants the food is "adjusted" for the Polish palate.

I've been to Hot Chili a number of times already. Nearly every time I see some Indian guy eating at…read morea table. That's usually a good sign that an ethnic restaurant offers authentic cooking. For my part, I like this place for a couple reasons. First, when you're order something spicy, it will be pretty spicy. The hotness scale employed here is closer to what one expects in America (as opposed to Continental Europe). You have to be used to eating spicy food to handle the "ostry." Second, they make good naan at Hot Chili. Fresh off the oven, it's the best thing to go with whatever stew you've ordered. Most other places in Kraków don't make it properly. I've had naan that's dry as cracker biscuit at a certain place down in Kazimierz before. There was never anything amiss when it comes to service. They seem to have nice waitresses. The place is pretty small, which could be a problem if you have a large party. P.S. The Chicken Madras is the spiciest dish in the house. It might well be the spiciest dish in all of Poland. The waitress gave a warning when I ordered it, And she was right. I was in agony while eating it.

The concept is simple but efficient. Choose your meat (or tofu) and the sauce, they will add rice…read moreand a colorful mix of fresh vegetables with it. It was delicious and healthy, rapidly served, practical to eat, and it changes from what you eat usually. Bonus: the lady serving was very friendly. Highly recommended for quick lunch or dinner.

Tastes really good, I don't know this place is owned by Poles or Koreans, but the Bibimbap tastes…read morequite authentic, the portion is a little bit small. I hope they offer a large sized and a regular sized bowl. The waitress is very polite and kind, she declined the DCC transaction before asking me when I pay by a foreign credit card (DCC payment should be banned, it's a crime!!). Another thing I want to complain is the box they use for to-go orders, the edges of the box have some plastic debris, it may fall into to your tasty rice bowl, you will end up eating plastic. So maybe changing a new box provider would solve this problem. Not a big deal though. Overall, quite recommended, especially for those who have an Asian stomach.

I really don't understand why all the people who come here expecting high-end Asian food and then…read moregive bad reviews when their expectations aren't met. I mean c'mon, you are in Poland, you can't expect to get Tokyo quality sushi or shabu shabu. We needed a break from streak of Czech/Polish food tour, so we opted for a Japanese night. We got the shabu shabu dinner set for 2, ordered extra mushroom and udon, overall cost was about $55 per person, which is definitely on the higher end, but the meal helped me to reset my taste bud for more Polish meat and beer later. The food was not amazing obviously, but also not terrible. I find that their tofu was very underwhelming (a little too fermented, so tasted a bit too sour for me), but everything else was pretty standard. The beef is not wagyu quality, but was quite tasty with the sauce. I wish their udon wasn't pre-cooked, but it did taste quite good nonetheless. Overall, Krakow fall weather is quite cold, so this was a nice warm meal that went along with the season. By default their pot is split pot. I wish they only had a single pot because the spicy half was totally wasted on us since neither of us can tolerate spice. Sake was nice, but wish they had warm sake as an option. Ambiance was very Japanese-like with classic Japanese decors. Waitress spoke English and was very attentive to our needs. She refilled our broth multiple times. Overall I would come to this place again if you are craving Asian food in Krakow. But don't expect this place to be like California or Tokyo because you are setting the Asian food bar way too high in Eastern Europe. I had a very nice dinner here and got what I came here for. Definitely a nice break from multiple days of Czech/Polish cuisine.

Well, I had high hopes and while the owner was nice, the staff still needs more service training as…read moreI wanted to try sushi and shabu but was told there were no induction stove top tables available. They didn't even give me an estimate on how long it would be if I would be willing to wait. So I gave in and sat at the sushi bar. The salmon toro was delicious and super buttery. The ramen and dumplings were just good but nothing extraordinary as I would probably not order the dumplings again. The other rolls I ordered were just okay but I'm used to higher quality sushi places. The place is clean and the servers are nice. Since I didn't speak Polish, there was a gap in communication so that's my fault. Service: 3 Food: 3 Ambiance: 3.5 Owner: 4 Overall: 3.25