Great Pakistani cuisine. If you are craving some authentic Pakistani food this is your place to go.read more

We were craving some Indian food during our trip to Luzerne. So decided to try this place as it was…read morea 5 minute walk from our hotel. This restaurant is conveniently located very close to the Chapel Bridge. The servers were quite friendly and kept checking on us. The service was fast. The prices are high, but that's expected in Luzerne. The food is ok. Not very good and not bad. The flavors were there, but didn't taste like authentic Indian food. But filled our cravings in Luzerne. Here is what we got: - Paneer Masala: decent. This was for my son and he enjoyed it. I told them to make it mild for him. - Malai Kofta: this was ok. Too much tomato sauce in it. The traditional dish shouldn't taste this tomato-y. Lacked the authentic taste. - Lachcha Paratha: this was good. Wish it was a bit softer. Overall, not a bad place for some Indian food. Just be prepared to pay a steep price, but that's true for everywhere in Luzerne.

Such a great place with delicious food and the staff! Located in the old town Luzerne, not too far…read morefrom the famous wooden bridge, this Indian / Pakistani restaurant is a gem. They have a La crate as well as buffet available at reasonable price. The staff is great and very accommodating.

First time in Zurich and only staying for a few days prior to exploring the rest of Switzerland…read more That said, keep in mind there will be no other Indian/Pakistani food experience for me; comparisons to others in the area will not be made. In terms of value - 5- we had buffet style dinner and it comes with at least 7 hot dishes and a nice but limited spread of salad, dessert and yogurt. Most meals I find out here is averaging 30-45 CHF for a $$-$$$ restaurants. USD conversion is almost one to one so that is something to consider when eating in Zurich. Being an all-you-can eat situation for less than 30 CHF is a mind-blowing surprise. In terms of taste - 4- there is nothing to complain for the quality and freshness. We entered the restaurant at 9 so the rice was a little dried but everything else tasted as good as you will get from an Indian restaurant compared to Los Angeles market where most of my Indian meals were consumed. The standard chicken masala (#1 option for me), chicken Tandoori, lamb curry, Dahl, fried fish, mixed veggies with spices were amongst the hot menu. The Gulaab Jamun (Indian doughnut) was a nice finisher for the meal. With other mild flavored food I had in earlier Swiss/German restaurants, the savory food at Sahan was a welcomed change of pace. In terms of service - 5 - ditto to all the other great reviews about the wonderful mannered service team. Overall - worth the money for food with spices considering your location and options. Would recommend for those looking to be slightly out of the busy city and not looking to sight see after the meal. 4.5 vote from me. Thanks for the bang for the Franc experience.. we only spent a bit over $100 for dinner and cokes for 3.

This is by far THE BEST Indian/Pakistani food I have ever had. As American tourists of Pakistani…read moreOrigin it felt like we were eating in our mothers kitchens. The restaurant itself is beautiful and extremely spacious. If you get a chance , speak to Naveed, he is extremely kind, hospitable and fun. We had the lunch buffet and were able to have Halwa Puri, a traditional Pakistani breakfast. If you are anywhere in the area come here, even if you are miles away, come here. The chicken and goat was amazing, tender and fresh. This felt like a home away from home.

Went here for chai time. Absolutely amazing owner/guy in the…read moreshop. Made a cup of fresh hot chai with cardomomon.

The food is very good, at a decent price. I loved the…read morepattagobhi sabji which was very authentic and just the way I like :) I could mix and match stuff and it was a lot of food for 15CHF. Very surprising actually :)

What are the odds of meeting someone from the big island of Hawaii in Zurich, Switzerland?…read more This hole in the wall restaurant is in the heart of old town Zurich, and serves take out food. There are high stools and tiny plastic tables crammed inside for those wanting to eat on the premises. Food is prepared beforehand on big vats cafeteria style. We ordered the CHF 12.50 vegetable curry and the CHF 14.50 butter chicken. All dishes are served on regular dishware with metal utensils and come with rice. The vegetable curry comes with cauliflower, green beans, and carrots, on a bed of rice. Not at all spicy, average portion size, and inexpensive for Zurich, the most expensive city in Europe. The good size portion of butter chicken is on the spicy side, so much so that I get a paper cup of water -the first and only time I was not charged for water in a restaurant in Switzerland. Heard from the owner that they were sold out of the CHF 14.50 fish curry. If I wanted more I would have ordered the CHF 16.50 lamb vindaloo. Wearing my big Island of Hawaii T-shirt, complete with a full size map of the island on my back. Lady next to me exclaimed to her boy friend "Hey that's your island!" The guy showed me his driver license, and by darn it was of Kaneohe. Not on the big Island but of Oahu. He had moved to Waikoloa on the big Island. They had come to Switzerland through Asia, with a delay in their plane flight back to the US and then to Hawaii. And added Jennifer R of Honolulu as a Yelp friend on the spot. 8000 miles from Hawaii, and meet here in Zurich!

Haus Hiltl has been serving vegetarian food since 1898 and that makes it the oldest vegetarian…read morerestaurant in the world. Imagine telling someone in the 1800s, one day people will voluntarily eat tofu and then proving them wrong for over a century. The buffet system is dangerous because you pile it high, weigh it, and dig in. Honestly a fantastic concept. Great location near the train station too, which is helpful because you may need immediate transportation after accidentally eating your body weight in all the options.

This place was so wonderful and had so many options. It's the oldest vegetarian restaurant and…read moreworth going with a vegetarian friend or if you're vegetarian. It's huge although my friend and I did have reservations since we had a limited time in Zurich. The ambiance was great. It's better spaced compared to other places in Zurich. They have a buffet option but my friend and I weren't hungry enough and just shared some other food. I got the Indian thali and my friend got the rosti. Everything was great, especially the Indian thali.

When visiting Switzerland we stayed at the Sheraton next to Naanu and I'm SO GLAD we did because…read moregood flavorful food was so hard to find late at night! Their service is great; the food is delicious and there's ample seating for everyone. I'd recommend you try as much as you can from their menu because everything was extremely delicious and the portion sizes were not horribly big or small. It's a good amount to try various items. I don't live in Switzerland but I'll definitely visit again if we go back

Avoid this restaurant at all costs. They advertised their evening special for butter chicken at CH…read more22.95 so I thought I would stop by for dinner. Beforehand I looked at the reviews and they seem to be pretty promising. Upon arrival there was one other table that was being waited on. To say the least the service was very slow. The food was actually OK, and on a scale of 10 was maybe 7. I ordered a beer off of the menu which showed CH 4.95. After asking for the bill, they overcharged me CH 6 for the dinner, and CH 1 for the beer. I asked the waitress to show me the menu and I pointed out the discrepancies. She went back-and-forth saying that she did not know why etc. etc., but I have to say that this is a very dishonest establishment. The extra CH 7 was not going to make me or break me, it's just the principal that they were so blatantly dishonest.