I think this is the best thai we've had so far in Germany, and we've tried a pretty good number of…read morethai places! We stopped in for a mid-week lunch, and while it wasn't packed, there were several other tables, and one was speaking thai (always a good sign). Service was friendly, and we had no trouble getting by with our pidgin German. The menu was in both German and English, except for the weekday lunch specials page, which was German-only. Since we never get to do so, we both went with something off the lunch special list; chicken curry rice for me, pad thai for my wife. Lunch specials come with a bowl of soup and a little dessert as well, in our case a chicken and rice soup to start, and a bowl of tapioca mango balls in sweet milk. The soup was fantastic; the broth had a nice flavor of chicken, ginger, garlic, and maybe mushroom, and while it was't a huge portion, it was plenty to start the meal and warm up after a chilly morning. The curry rice was also quite good; cooked well and not soggy or mushy. It had a touch of spice from the sliced green chilis in it, but wasn't spicy per se. The pad thai was what I would refer to as German-style; cooked well and with all the right ingredients, but with a touch of what seems to be tomato paste or ketchup in it that gives it a slight different flavor than what you get in the US. Certainly the best pad thai we've had here, but it does taste different than we're used to. The tapioca mango balls in sweet milk was a fantastic way to end the meal. I would describe it as a sort of out-of-season mango and sticky rice flavor; the mango tapioca balls were a little chewy like mango and sticky rice, and the sweet milk was just like the sauce that gives over the top. Like the soup, it wasn't an American-sized dessert, but it was plenty to leave you with a sweet taste at the end of the meal, and a damn good reason to come back if we are in Koblenz again!

Amazing Thai in Koblenz ! My wife's Thai and her sister lives in town they all come here to eat !…read moreNow I know why as we are back again for the 2nd time in 3 days ! You'll love it

Lemme just say: I was absolutely DELIGHTED to see a' AYCE Hot Pot location…read more I had spent 2 months in Heidelberg, and I was seriously homesick for some good hotpot. This place turned out to be a mere 5 minutes walk from my hostel when my friend and I had stayed a night in Frankfurt. It's super close to the Hauptbahnhof (like, basically in front of it). When I went in, I asked the lady for a table for two at the counter and she instantly handed me the drinks menu. I thought that that was strange, but I ordered a drink for my friend and I and she went on to make the drinks without seating us. Unsure of what to do, I sat us down ourselves, waiting for someone to come over and ask us what kind of soup we wanted for our hotpot. I waited about 10 minutes before finally just asking someone. They were very nice about it (probably partly because I spoke Chinese), but it did take quite a while and there was no real service. Also, the cost of the AYCE is kinda deceitful. It says on the menu that it costs €16 for the AYCE hotpot without soup, and an extra €2 with soup. But what does that even mean?? How can you have hotpot without soup? It's only €2, but it's kinda the principle of the thing. Now about the food: it's pretty epic. There's a spot when you first walk in with dozens of different, authentic hotpot ingredients which you are allowed to take as much as you want (it is an AYCE!). It ranges from seaweed to fatty beef to dumplings to fish tofu and even pig brains. Seriously. Fantastic variety. There's also a station to make sauces with a dozen ingredients laid out for you. Their dessert selection is also great. There's a soft serve machine and really good éclairs. We both got our fill and left. Warning: they only take local banks or cash. Visas are not accepted. TL;DR: food was great. Service was pretty ehhhh. Definitely still worth a visit.

Came here to eat Hotpot with my parents. It was really…read moregood! Lots of meat and innards that delights the Asian tummy! Gizzard, intestine, frog legs, stomach and even brain was available. The shrimp paste was awesome and the variety of the buffet was great! Each person has their own little pot which can be filled with a soup of their choice. The buffet also has a little sauce station where you can mix up your own sauce. Staff coming regularly to clean up dirty and empty plates and walking around with a big kettle and asking to refill. The restaurant was filled with mostly Chinese people. That's how you know it's the real deal! Would definitely return again!

I ordered the gyoza shoyu ramen, very beautiful as u can see, only critique is that the broth was…read moreincredibly salty. Other than that, the noodles and gyoza were delicious

I'm a big fan of noodles soups, ramen pho gimme all, so when I find a really good one that is a…read morepure happiness! This one was really delish. I have tried udon w/ beef. Portions are really big. And for a drink green tea - perfect combo.

Oh yeah! This tiny…read moreplace is a short walk from a major indoor food market, and it's absolutely worth a try. We wandered in just looking for some simple ramen, and left with full bellies and eyebrows arched out of surprise. I had a simple chicken and rice bowl, and my friend had the vegetarian ramen. We were both skeptical about a vegetarian ramen, but WOW! I had to steal a few spoonfuls of the broth to pour over my rice, and it was a great decision. This was my first time having a chicken bowl and I never suspected such a small dish could have such a mighty impact on my palate. It's a simple chicken and rice bowl, with fantastically simple yet elevated flavors (great texture on the chicken). Absolutely put this place on your list the next time you're in the Altstadat area.

Place is small but food comes out fast…read more I arrived a minute before the place reopens (or so I think) in the afternoon (which is 5:30pm) and they were almost full. There were kind enough to put me at the bar. I got the Tonkotsu ramen with Chili oil and it was divine and bursting with flavor. Noodles were done perfectly and I had a marinated egg that was cooked to perfection. There was a line of people outside waiting when I was done. Really glad I came since I had a taste for Tonkotsu since Ichiran in NYC.

I had lunch here with my colleague and it was pretty good. A rainy Autumn day kind craves for a…read morebowl of hot and yummy soup. I really wish we had soup bars like this in my city, at least three different options of soup, salad and juices. My only mistake was getting the salad and soup combo, it was way too big for me, and I had a hard time finishing it as the portions are very generous. Price wise, this place is pretty honest. You will spend about 6 euros and leave very happy. I would come back here for lunch everyday if I lived/worked around the area.

Featuring authentic Korean food with Korean staff/owners, Mandu is an adorable, delicious, fun, and…read moreinexpensive spot for a meal. It's very easy to order here for those not so familiar with Korean food as they have a picture menu and sets to be able to try everything. Set A included mandu (dumplings), gimbap (similar to maki sushi), and more. I also tried their fresh ginger tea, which was excellent. Highly recommended if you are looking to try some Korean food! I would be happy to eat here again if in the area.

I have to say, this place is tasty! Coming from Seattle, I've experienced some great Asian food,…read moreincluding Korean, and this one is a great spot if you're craving for some authenticity! Of course I couldnt decide what to get.. downsides of not going with a large party- lack of sampling. But wait! Why decide when you can have it all! They have combo platters! Yayyyyy! My heart is won over already! Menu 5- Korean style ramen, japchae, kimbap, and kimchi All were really... Great! The soup has such great flavor and the japchae was the most perfect consistency! Flavors are amazing here, peeps! I would have enjoyed more than 3 small pieces of kimchi, but that's all it came with. However, the cabbage was awesome! Overall, nice family owned restaurant that creates true Korean masterpieces! Can't wait to try their bibimbap next time! Kamsahabnida!

Took a while for them to acknowledge me. Guy finally said I could sit anywhere but after ten…read moreminutes no one came to ask me for order or if I wanted drink, which would not be an issue if they were packed but that was not the case and since I actually wanted food and drink this year I left.

I love this place absolutely. I tried sushi in Japan many times and the quality of fresh raw fish…read more(sashimi) here is as good as the average authentic Japanese sushi. The price is also good for the value you get here. One down side is their miso soup is too salty and for me as an asian it's absurd to pay for it as a side dish. Another issue I have recently is when I asked for a take away, the same sushi rolls turned out to be made with the seemingly lower quality fish. I learned a lesson that their fish stock has varying qualities but it was a bit of disappointment.

Wonderful little cafe in a spectacular location. Staff is very friendly and generally attentive…read more Grab a table out front for a great view of the church and some people watching. The Belgian beer selection is great and there are even some American beers in the Belgian style which obviously must be holding their own to be thrown into the mix. A nice selection of sandwiches, salads, crepes and wafels. The crepe with Belgian kase (ex-ham) is quite tasty, but if you eat pork, the ham might be for you. Must stop in if you have some time and are in Wiesbaden!

This was the perfect quaint little breakfast stop when Wiesbaden! It has a great central location,…read moreclose to shopping, the cathedral, the park, and the local market. I am unused to German breakfast, so went with the waitress' recommendation. She was very knowledgeable, and it was helpful that she spoke English! She offered the Flammkuchen as a local favorite, and she hit the nail on the head for a savory bite. It was a German breakfast pizza (more like a flatbread in type, if you are used to American dining) with a refreshing sour cream base. Just know it is a big portion before ordering! The coffee was great, as well - they offered the local Van Dyck coffee roast, which is regional to Cologne, organic, and fair-trade. Couldn't ask for more out of the experience!