Service was ok, kinda slow, but I get it being in Germany that is part of the culture…read more Limited bar, but they do have beer, wine and spirits. Curry was ok. Lacked flavored and was overpriced ok my opinion. There are definitely better places, thought this one is worth the trying if you live here and have time to explore.

If you like Thai food as much as I do, you will want to visit Thai Banyan. There are a number of…read moreThai restaurants represented in Wiesbaden and I place this in the top three. This place is not over the top, but it will not disappoint either. No outdoor seating, and the interior is somewhat packed together. Still highly recommended.

First impressions go a long way and the smell of cigarette smoke affected this lunchtime eating…read moreexperience. Not sure where it was coming from, as I didn't see a smoking section. Anyhow I ordered off the lunch menu and had the Szechuan Pork with a fried egg roll. Nothing especially wonderful but I heard the buffet is good. I might try that only because I am in the area so often. For now... 3 stars, maybe less because of the cigarettes.

I would say 3.5 stars and so I rounded up to 4 stars. I will be perfectly honest and can't say…read morethis place is good or my ancestors would nod their head in utter disappointment. Since we are living in wiesbaden, I've already accepted the fact that there is no way we can get traditional Chinese food. Wannabe chinese food? Yep-- this place is decent and the price is definitely fair. They have all the major staple dishes that you'll see at a Chinese takeout place. The people who work there speak mandarin as they work, German to their customers, and some of them understand English. I was surprised with how clean everything was- the floors, ceilings, and the furniture look like they are new or in very good condition. It's not a hole in the wall place like you typically picture in Manhattan. I ordered the beef, chicken and veggie pan fried noodles because it's hard to mess that up. The portion was huge and could easily be split. My husband got some fried chicken with sweet and sour pineapple sauce. The fried chicken tasted good, but it was more of a Chicken Katsu rather than your traditional sweet and sour chicken pieces where each individual piece is deep fried in a thick batter. The sauce was more like a duck sauce with pineapple chunks in it. It didn't taste bad, but it just wasn't what we expected it to taste like... I still miss traditional shao long bao, oyster pancakes, and various dim sum dishes.... but one perk is that they have spring rolls here. Ohh and they have a green fanta drink here- it's exotic fruit flavor. It is definitely a mix between passion fruit and red bull. I kinda liked it. Ni Hao is probably better than any Panda Express back in the states, so I can see it being appealing for many people. So if i ever pass through again and I need to choose between the KFC, McDonald's, or Ni Hao. I would definitely be saying, "Ni Hao" to my peeps at Ni Hao!

This is some Germanized-American-type Chinese food, remember you are in Wiesbaden. They do make it…read morefresh and quick for you, no steam table here. The portions here are large, great value for money, and made by actual Chinese people who speak Chinese. No General Tso's Chicken though.

We have ordered takeout from this place twice and so far so good. I like that we can have sushi and…read morethere are plenty dishes that are available For our kids relating to non sushi. Quality was good and we enjoyed everything ordered. Cannot rate for service as we did not dine in and only did takeout. Ordering was easy online and picking up at location. Sometimes you can get lucky and park right out front for a quick pickup.

One of my coworkers recommended this business, and I have to admit before arriving I was a little…read moreskeptical. Usually I try to avoid any sushi restaurant with less than a full 4 star review ranking, but is was pleasantly surprised. We ended up going on a Friday evening after making a reservation earlier in the week. The reservation required a €10 per person deposit due to to the amount of no-shows. However, the deposit went towards the bill in the end, but it was a little weird when it was time to pay because the bill was lumped together. I'm not sure if they couldn't split the bill, or if it wasn't asked, but make sure you ask beforehand if that's something important to you. When we arrived we were greeted and seated quickly, which was nice. The inside of the restaurant had well spaced tables and each table had a divider shielding it from the adjacent table. It took a few moments of waiting before we got our drinks ordered, but I'm starting to think that's the German restaurant way. Once we ordered everything came out pretty quickly. The menu was really extensive and had a lot to offer. It was nice to see options for people that may not want sushi. I ordered the chicken gyoza (not pictured), ebi tempura roll, and the king crab inside out roll. I would have preferred shrimp gyoza, but they were out, but the chicken was really good. The rolls were tasty as well. I wanted to order more but I was stuffed. My group mates ordered the dragon roll, chicken with curry and veggies, the almond crusted duck, and one of the sashimi plates not pictured). Everyone finished all of their food so I assume it was delicious. I noticed some uncovered soup toppings and a few gnats hovering which could be problematic for some, but honestly it's not enough to keep me from going back again. The staff members were really welcoming, and attentive. Overall I had a great experience.

Would round up to 3 1/2 stars if possible but can't give 4 stars…read more Picked up a small salad and an order of tortellini with ham & mushrooms in cream sauce. The salad was very basic and I wish I wouldn't have wasted my money on it. The pasta however was delicious. I considered saving some of it for leftovers the next day but decided it would be better fresh and ate it all. Would have liked a little fresh Parmesan & black pepper grated on top. Also no plastic forks were available for takeout food only plastic spoons. Would like to go back and try a pizza.

This is a cute little authentic Italian restaurant in downtown Wiesbaden. My friend and I each got…read morepasta dishes, which were very good. I was a little disappointed that they ran out of lasagna, as I wanted to try that. So, it is best to go early if you want the lasagna. I definitely had to cap off the meal with tiramisu and cappuccino. Neither disappointed. The restaurant is rather small, so you may need to go at an off time to guarantee a table as well.