On my way to the Frietag store I came across the IM Viadukt, which is an amazing example of…read moreredevelopment to revitalise a historical landmark to improve the surrounding community and revitalising the local economy. It was so much fun to walk along and window shop at all the stores they have built into the Viadukt. I especially loved the indoor marketplace they have. Which is the first indoor market in Zurich. Based on the website they also have space for community events and offer tango classes. So cool! Cool factoids: The Viadukt was planned in 1875 and built within three and a half years. In December 1940, the viaduct was bombed, and until 1941, it was part of the longest continues bridge construction in Switzerland.

I visited this little shopping center twice while in Zurich. I reviewed the Markethalle portion…read moreseparately because it was so unique, and it is a separate store, or by American standards, an upscale food court. I really loved it. The rest of the shops are interesting too. They are tucked into the arches of the historic stone Viaduct. It's really charming. There is even a little car parking if you need it, but pretty much everyone, including us, comes by tram, and we saw some on bicycle. There is a #13 tram stop right at the edge of the Viadukt. It is not a large shopping area, and there was no outdoor market the days we were there, but there are several specialty shops I found interesting and would probably use if I lived there. There was a full Lolë store which I have never seen before. I like their women's clothes and find a smaller selection at bigger stores in the US like REI. There was also some trendy younger styles featured at the Roxy/Quicksliver store. There was also a nice store for bags, one for menswear, one of kitchenware and my favorite, outdoors wear with a small selection of gear type items. The salesman was very friendly and pleased to hear we were from Colorado, as he carries some items from local manufacturers right near Boulder, our home. The shops seem mostly for locals as we found this area to be less fluent in English than most of the places we went in Zurich, but they were also some of the most open and friendly.

Small by American standards, but this has turned out to be one of my favorite places ot hang out in…read moreZürich. Why: It's an indoor shopping mall, so perfect for hiding out from inclement weather. The selection of shops isn't huge, but it's enough for everything you need. Electronics, groceries, haircut, pharmacy, clothing, shoes, greeting cards, bookstore, ice cream, restaurant, cafe, bar, sporting goods, pet shop, video games--you name it, it's enough for all the essentials and then some. Large movie theater across the way with 3D screens, and Burger King is open on Sundays--for when I need my perfect french fry fix. Easy access via S4 train or Trams 5 or 13 or Bus 33. My only gripe is that the mall isn't open on Sundays.

This is one of the best place to shop all different things at moderate prices. Especially, if you…read moreare looking for a certain electronic item, this is awesome as there are Interdiscount, mediamarkt and Fust all in one location so you can compare the prices. It's awesome place to spend all day if you are bored to death from all the outdoor activities. Huge Coop and multiple restaurants, movie theater and clothing shops. Highly recommended to check it out. With tram, only 8-9 min. S-bahn, 5 min. from HB.

The dal was nice, but the tuna & salmon poke I've ordered was partly frozen. They tried to correct…read moreit, but what was left in the kitchen was also still frozen :) I got the menu again and chose some sushi, what was not the best really. Chain sushi like... Pity they don't show online their actual menu, since they change it every other week. I really love their Asian style ice tea!

The Asia Restaurant, Sushi and Lounge located in the public zone of Check-in 1 at the Zuerich…read moreAirport is a great option for a good meal before a flight or while shopping at the airport. The service was friendly and attentive right up until the end with the acception of a second waitress who was incredibly rude to everyone (and another table even complained) and the food was surprising good for an airport restaurant. It said "Vietnamese week" on the menu so my husband and I tried the specials: Chicken/Coconut curry and Skewered pork with mushrooms. We also enjoyed appetizers and their homemade ice tea. They have a second location in the food court (Foodland) of the Airport Center. But we prefered the sit-down, loungy atmosphere of this location. Tip: They are offering an all you can eat sushi special for 49 CHF per person on Fridays beginning at 6pm.

There's an Indian restaurant tucked into the back of what looks primarily like a Chinese…read morerestaurant. I got hooked onto their spicy chicken curry and the portions are huge!

Hong Kong Food Paradise is a local casual restaurant that serves Chinese, Thai, and Indian foods…read morefor lunch and dinner for dining in, takeout, and delivery. My husband chose this restaurant for dinner. We ordered butter chicken, naan, and rice. The service was fine. My husband commented that the butter chicken tasted too sweet.

Good food, decent prices! This is not your typical 'food court' fare all the dishes we tried were…read morefresh and very tasty. Even though this restaurant is inside a giant shopping complex the food rivals many more pretentious places. I will go back for certain!

Well the food is ok. But starting a 15 minutes staff…read moremeeting 15 minutes after opening and taking our orders and therefore putting everything on hold is pretty weird... sorry not very smart.