Been here in Europe for almost 2 1/2 weeks now and been craving for Pho and happened to bumped into…read morethis resto while walking around town. What a surprise and their Pho is pretty good! Broth was spot on and lots of meat. Simple but very delicious. The papaya salad was so fresh and love the flavor. Service was quick and nice to sit outside the resto. Highly recommend this Pho place when u visit Zurich.

This had good reviews and was located near our hotel so we decided to stop by on a Monday evening…read more They had Vietnamese chefs and also Vietnamese patrons eating so that was a good sign. Service was not overly friendly but efficient. They speak English, German and Vietnamese (maybe more but that's all I heard). We ordered the beef pho and chicken pho, and split the spring rolls which came with four small rolls. The pho was generously sized and I preferred the beef broth over the chicken broth. They automatically give you a small dipping bowl with half Sriracha and half hoisin sauce for your pho meat, which I've never seen before. Toppings (bean sprouts, herbs) came in the bowl instead of on the side as well. Flavor was not exactly what I'm used to in the US but was good enough for what we wanted. Some fish sauce on the table would have been nice, although they did have soy sauce and chili oil. My main issue was the price. 25 francs for a bowl of pho is probably reasonable for Zurich but the most expensive bowl of pho I've ever had. They also charge one franc per cup of tap water which is a bit much in my opinion. Next time I'll just bring my reusable water bottle.

This is the only place I've found in Zürich to buy frozen dumplings with meat in them. Not cheap…read moreat CHF 14 for 600 grams (30 pieces), and they're chicken with veggies instead of the regular pork ones, but hey--beggars can't be choosers.

Very basic little Asian grocery store under the Hauptbahnhof. Their varieties isn't great compared…read moreto what I'm used to but they seem to have the basics down pat. I've gotten stables such as Japanese udon and soba noodles, Chinese vermicelli bean noodles, Thai coconut milk, frozen bags of edamame, and various Asian sauces. They also carry essential snacks such as wasabi peas, rice crackers wrapped in seaweed (norimaki), Pocky (chocolate coated biscuit sticks) that no self-respecting Asian grocery store wouldn't stock onto their shelves. Their prices are fairly reasonable for Zurich standards. Whenever I feel a little home sick (NYC), I'd stop in here for a few comforting reminders.

I love this store!…read more Ever since I've been to Malasia I have been looking for a store that sells Pandan leaves, red bean paste and other goodies from SE Asia. This is it! Here you'll find pretty much everything you need to help you wallow in your holiday memories - sticky rice, Durian, strangely labelled packets - you name it, it's probably there. But that's not even the reason I like this store so much. I usually just pop in to see what fresh Thai desserts they have in the fridge right next to the entrance. It's become a sort of sport of mine to go in and just pick whatever looks tastiest. Sometimes it's really good, sometimes not so much :)

My favorite Migros in the whole Zürich city!…read more This 2M Migros has just about everything I need plus a restaurant and takeaway upstairs for when you just don't feel like cooking or going out to eat. Unlike a lot of the other Migros, this one not only has the self check out machines, but also the scanner so you can see exactly what you've bought, how much you are spending, and how much you are saving while you shop. Then just return the scanner and pay at a kiosk. So efficient and convenient. Light years ahead of the rest of them! Another reason why Kreis 5 is the best place to live in Zürich.

One of 'has everything Migros' including a take-away and a sit-down restaurant/cafe. If you want to…read morechoose a kind/size of cheese/meat/fish you are buying, it might be worth checking out this Migros. There are proper sections for fish, meat, cheese that you can choose and ask for certain quantity, instead of picking up pre-packed ones. Half of the store has non-food items for sale. I'm not sure about the price vs. quality but you can find just about everything including bag, clothes, etc. Other than that, most items are what you can find at other regular Migros. PS: Opens till 2000 weekdays.

Come on - just for the name you have to give it 5 stars…read more That said, this is a great pastry shop that is crowded. As others state is is super clean and has an energetic staff that moves big crowds through it.

Great concept and great people serving great food. Why throw good food away, they will tell you…read morewhere the food was made and how fresh it is.

While looking for our extra luggage, we stumbled cafeteria type restaurant on the 5th floor…read more Choices of cook to order fish, chicken, and sirloin steak for additional price. You can pile as much food veggies, grains and salads (except meat) on a large plate for only €18 which is way cheaper compared to other restaurants. Ordered sirloin steak plate on our first visit. Tender and juicy steak with assorted al dente/ delicious veggies that chef can heat up on their flat top grill. Due to its price and food quality, we went back the following day and did our chocolates shopping after. Chefs and cashiers were all nice when we visited. If you are looking for affordable / budget friendly food options, this is the spot! Highly recommended while in Zurich city center. Also bought Swiss chocolates and treats here since it's cheaper also compared to other stores.

Coop City is by far the biggest single grocery store I've come across while traveling Europe. There…read moreare multiple floors covering everything from clothing, to kitchen equipment, to bedding, to cosmetics, to groceries. There are even many travel sized shampoo, lotion, and toothpastes. The grocery section may as well be an American supermarket. You'll find everything from baked goods to frozen foods to many many snacks. Prices are even really reasonable despite being in downtown. There's a to go section on the street level if you want to eat something quick.

This Aldo Suisse is a nice size and produce fresh. It also had a good variety of home goods,…read moregrocery and beer and wine.

Aldi Suisse is a level above the usual Aldi stores. Many gourmet items, plus lots of household…read moreitems and small appliances for sale. I could visit for one month just to try all the great food items here.

Just found out this place is open on Sundays, yay! And it's open every day from 7 am to 10 pm. So…read moreplenty of opportunity to go grocery shopping. The layout isn't so friendly though. I got a bit confused when trying to find stuff, and it's kind of cramped in the aisles, so I kept running into people on a busy Sunday afternoon. I saw an interesting sushi sandwich with seaweed and salmon, so I can't wait to try that sometime when I'm nearby for picnic. Great location to pick up some fresh food and take to the lake for an instant picnic.

Open Sunday 0700-2200!!!!…read more Like others said, this is only Coop opens in Zurich city (between Kreis 1-10). This is not Coop pronto or those tiny one has only half of what other regular size coop offer. Good size vegetables/fruit section, wine and dairy section and also freshly baked bread. what else would you need on sunday? PS: Take s-bahn from HB. Only takes 2 minutes and connected entry is in the Stadelhofen station inside.