Let me be clear: I am not a vegan and I will never be a vegan because I love eating meat... so to…read moreall the vegan police on the internet: shoot me, nevertheless I absolutely adore LoLa's Kitchen and prefer their cakes above many traditional cake shops. Even though the shop is literally behind my corner, I only discovered them when they started delivery via UberEats. Their toasts on the app are extremely delicious, I've tried both the Avo & hummus and the Falafel Appel one. Except for being filling and yummy they are also absolutely beautiful. They really look like the picture you see on the app, unlike most delivery foods. After trying them that way, I was interested enough to go and give them a visit and try their delicious cakes. I discovered that the shop has the friendliest owner who is happy to give you more info about her fantastic cakes. But most importantly, all the cakes I tried up till now were simply scrumptious. Honestly,I cannot remember when I last enjoyed a piece of cake this much and the fact that it is vegan and refined sugar free is nothing but a plus! Highly recommended!

The advertise slogan is "Don't cook but order"? so basically order food everyday and be totally…read moreunhealthy and lazy. What a joke company.

From the owner: Dänksch au grad a Just Eat? It's out! Unter dem Slogan "Did…read moreSomebody Say" ("Dänksch au grad a Just Eat") lanciert Just Eat Schweiz eine neue Werbekampagne mit Popstar Katy Perry. Wir zeigen das kunterbunte Katy-Puppenhaus mit ausgefallenen Kostümen und zelebrieren die Vielfalt auf unserer Plattform: Von einem "Curry in a Hurry" über "A little sushi while I watch a movie" bis hin zu "Papaya salad while I sing a ballad". Mit ihrer frischen, kreativen Art passt die Sängerin perfekt zu unserem Angebot. Die neue Werbekampagne wird ab dem 25. Mai 2022 auf diversen TV-Sendern in der Schweiz ausgestrahlt und auf den sozialen Netzwerken sowie als Aussenwerbung zu sehen sein.

Nice place for dinner with friends. This is labeled as Asian fast food, but it ain't no McDonald's…read more-- trendy and cute, but rather minimalist inside, with kind of a Japanese zen garden vibe. I liked how the ceiling lamps resembled giant shitake mushrooms. There is a little bar area to the side. I was told there is nice garden seating out back during the warmer months. The menu contains a variety of Asian cuisine, but tonight I had the Japanese green tea (Senchatee) for CHF 7.50 and Yasai Yaki Udon for CHF 23.90. Pan-fried noodles with shitake mushrooms, soybean sprouts, snow peas, carrots, tofu, and baby corn, it was filling and quite tasty. I've been eating a lot of spicy food lately, so at first my dish seemed a bit bland, but then the sourness of the baby corn really stood out against the chewy noodle base and gave it a nice kick. All-in-all, a pleasant dinner, and I'd like to come back some time to try one of the hot pots on their extensive menu.

Mishio is pretty much your typical "Americanized" Chinese restaurant... in Switzerland. What?…read moreIdk... that's the first thing that came to mind. Anyway, the portions are good, the food is tasty, the price is Swiss, the place is modern and pretty, and the people working here are sweet. What's not to love? Oh, it's also not packed at 6, which is awesome as long as the food is good- and it is! I ordered the szechuan chicken and my boyfriend got the cashew chicken, our friend got the sweet and sour chicken. All were 25.50 CHF each, and came with rice. Mine tasted fine, but some of the vegetables were a little too hard. Nothing particularly stood out, but it wasn't bad either The food was good, and the prices were ok, but pushing it a bit. Ich denke MIshio ist typisch amerikanisches chinesisches Essen... was? Ya, ich weiss, dass es ist komisch... egal. Mein Fruend und ich haben mit unserem Freund hier getroffen. Das Restaurant is shoen und die Tische und Lampen sind modern und prima. Ich mag die Dekoration. Das Essen ist gut. Ich habe szechuan poulet bestellt und mein Fruend hat cashew nuss poulet bestellt. Beides sind gut, aber teuer- 25.50 CHF. Die Leute sind nett, und wann ich chinesisches essen moechte, dann gehe ich nach Mischio.

From the owner: Willkommen beim ersten Brunch-Kurier der Schweiz…read more BrunchButler liefert jeden Sonntag bequem direkt an die Haustüre. Geniessen Sie die frische Qualität aus der regionalen Backstube: Handgemachte Backwaren, hausgemachte Konfi, frisch gepresster Orangensaft bis hin zu Bündnerfleisch oder Lachs. Zu jeder BrunchBox offerieren wir zudem als Geschenk eine "NZZ am Sonntag" sowie "Nespresso" Kapsel. Sei es als Geschenk oder für einen exklusiven Brunch im eigenen Zuhause, BrunchButler verwöhnt Sie gerne mit Köstlichkeiten.

After doing a shop at El Mais, I spied an Indian supermarket/fish monger a few blocks up in…read moreJosefstrasse. Thoughts of making channa propelled me through the door. I was not disappointed. Chickpeas, lentils, peas, and rice line the shelves. Spices, sauces, pastes, and coconut milk line others. Dried fish, dried fruits, dried noodles, and nut candies were also among the offerings. I was pleased to discover that the market sells products from SE Asia, too. -though I don't think that they carry fish sauce. As I made my way to the counter, I saw that So. Asian magazines were also for sale. The other half of the store, the smell of which permeates throughout, is taken up by the fishmonger. I'd be keen on going back and checking out their selection next time I'm in the 'hood. What with ground cumin (like finding a four-leaf clover) from the El Mais and sesame paste from India Supermarkt, I'm on the way to making hummus once again. Merci vielmal, Zueri! A tiny bit of Britain is also on hand: Heinz baked beans, PG Tips, and some funky-looking biscuits.

Good price and good food! Great catch the train station very helpful told us what to do and we…read moreloved the Cervelat and Zürcher Bratwurst

Going to Switzerland and not having a bratwurst is like going to Germany and not having a....oh…read morebratwurst...okay maybe we can use schnitzel for literary reasons... ANYWAY, as it is now towards the end of my trip, I'm hungry, and I love street food, so what better way to spend my last few swiss franc coins than a german sausage at the food stand in the main train station of Zurich? Oops, forgot I was in Switzerland and the 2 FR coins will do you no good. The chilliwurst I got here was about 6.50 FR, which is actually pretty darn cheap. Thank goodness I still had some EUR left on me, and they took it with 1:1 exchange, which is no longer a rip-off. I guess good things do come out of that Swiss Franc move. They have a selection of food at Buffet Express, but a tiny stand just for sausages. You get to pick different types of bread, and I opted for the one that already had a hole in the centre, specially made for wursts. The guy squeezed some ketchup into the hole, took the chiliwurst off the grill, and slipped it in (I feel like there's a joke here somewhere). The good: chiliwurst was very tasty and filling...and actually a bit spicy!!! The not so good: the ketchup shoots out from the bottom every time you take a bite at the top, and the only thing eating that ketchup is your coat. Overall, I was happy with my selection. P.S., I did walk around oldtown later to see what I can buy for 6.50 food-wise, and I only found sausages, so if you are hungry after you get off the train, I suggest you don't shy away from Buffet Express.