China Restaurant Hong Kong - Koblenz…read more A touch of China in Koblenz If you like Chinese's food, based on taste, price and atmosphere this is another well kept secret in Koblenz. Excellent food, great atmosphere, and great location! I visited this restaurant at the end of April 2015 on a Thursday evening, after making a reservation for two on that same Thursday afternoon. When I first called for a reservation, they hung up on me! However the second time I called, they were friendly and took my information. We arrived before 19:30, our reservation time and our table was waiting for us, as promised. In fact, the waiter recognized my voice from my telephone call. The Menu consists of a variety of Chinese dishes. The Menu is very easy to read and understand. Plus, salads and vegetarian meals are also available. Prices are average, fair, and the portions are good. Before our food was served the waiter brought a small hot plate to keep our plates hot. Both food dishes came, hot as required and within a timely manner. Empty plates were collected, when appropriate and at that time we were nicely asked if everything was OK. I had rice with chicken and vegetables and my partner had duck with fried chicken and white rice. I tasted both dishes and I can happily recommend both meals as delicious. The atmosphere is pleasant and the restaurant nicely decorated, in a Chinese ambient but is not over done. As one enters the establishment there is a water fountain with live gold fish. The tables are nicely decorated with a candle, table cloth and paper napkins (which I prefer) that match the table cloth. The restaurant is roomy and well organized concerning space. I noticed that the restaurant has two large closets with plenty of space to hang coats, jacket or hats and where one can see their coat, jacket or hat from almost anywhere in the restaurant. It would be a great place for a special occasion. One can either sit outside (now that we have good weather), inside in the front of the restaurant and look out through the window, or farther inside. The outside the eating area is on the sidewalk not partitioned from the sidewalk but covered. From Inside through the windows there is a nice view of the outside trees and plants. After we paid, we were given two plum wines as a parting drink. We were also friendly wished a pleasant day, as we left the restaurant. The Internet page is on Google and is very well organized and informative but it is only in German. On-line Menu can be found at http://www.speisekarte.de. Negatives are: 1) while parking is available on the street, one has to pay to park. So if you want to have the privilege to eat at this restaurant, you have to pay to park and pay to eat. 2) Internet Page is only in German. My partner said that without our coupon book she would have never stopped here to eat and now that she knows the restaurant exists, she wants to come back. She just loved the food. Overall this restaurant receives my best recommendation and we will both be back to enjoy another meal.

Clearly a new restaurant, the service was really good. The 50 euro salmon specials is worth it for…read more2 people. However the interior is not themed appropriately to the Sushi restaurant vibe.

I think this is the best thai we've had so far in Germany, and we've tried a pretty good number of…read morethai places! We stopped in for a mid-week lunch, and while it wasn't packed, there were several other tables, and one was speaking thai (always a good sign). Service was friendly, and we had no trouble getting by with our pidgin German. The menu was in both German and English, except for the weekday lunch specials page, which was German-only. Since we never get to do so, we both went with something off the lunch special list; chicken curry rice for me, pad thai for my wife. Lunch specials come with a bowl of soup and a little dessert as well, in our case a chicken and rice soup to start, and a bowl of tapioca mango balls in sweet milk. The soup was fantastic; the broth had a nice flavor of chicken, ginger, garlic, and maybe mushroom, and while it was't a huge portion, it was plenty to start the meal and warm up after a chilly morning. The curry rice was also quite good; cooked well and not soggy or mushy. It had a touch of spice from the sliced green chilis in it, but wasn't spicy per se. The pad thai was what I would refer to as German-style; cooked well and with all the right ingredients, but with a touch of what seems to be tomato paste or ketchup in it that gives it a slight different flavor than what you get in the US. Certainly the best pad thai we've had here, but it does taste different than we're used to. The tapioca mango balls in sweet milk was a fantastic way to end the meal. I would describe it as a sort of out-of-season mango and sticky rice flavor; the mango tapioca balls were a little chewy like mango and sticky rice, and the sweet milk was just like the sauce that gives over the top. Like the soup, it wasn't an American-sized dessert, but it was plenty to leave you with a sweet taste at the end of the meal, and a damn good reason to come back if we are in Koblenz again!

Amazing Thai in Koblenz ! My wife's Thai and her sister lives in town they all come here to eat !…read moreNow I know why as we are back again for the 2nd time in 3 days ! You'll love it

Was washing my clothes at a nearby laundromat. Saw good reviews on google. Went with the wife. We…read moreare glad we came. Food is top tier. We got the "Ebi Temptation" (shrimp tempura) and the "Kamasutra" (salmon nigiri and sushimi, tuna sushimi, and some baked salmon/ tuna rolls) which is for two. Like other reviews say. Presentation was great. Even when I ordered plain water. They brought it out like it was fine wine. Food is tasty and fresh. Very clean. Ambiance is dark but with candlelight and a light above you. Very nice date spot. Highly recommend. Wife and I loved it!! Price was very reasonable for the quality. Service was great

The Papa Umi is an extraordinary place - and you would expect this kind of concept in one of the…read morecapital cities of the world, but not in Koblenz and Neuwied. We discovered this gem a few years ago when they initially opened in Neuwied - in a - you would not believe it - former McDonald's ;-) Let me say this very frankly: the sushi is delicious - if you compare it to the sushi places in the area. The presentation is immaculate, or better: impressive. Every larger plate is a piece of art - and if you take someone who loves sushi and has never been, they will be genuinely impressed. In all honesty: It does wear a bit off if you go again and again - and it's a bit of a show they present there. So if you compared the sushi to the Nobu or other places that stand for real sushi excellence, it would not stand up. Then, of course, it does not have Nobu prices ;-) It's far from any AYCE place and possibly more expensive than any other sushi place in the area - but the experience is definitely worth it. I just randomly checked some comments, the good, the bad, the ugly: I have been sure a dozen or more times, and the quality and service were consistent. It definitely is not the best sushi I ever had, but I always had a good time - and even more so when I took people who have never been. The alternative is the Ichiban - a more traditional un-trendy place. Why five stars then? Now, if you are curious enough about my "rating scheme," here's "the moment of truth. I am a music photographer who travels the world with the worlds greatest musical talents (Michael Jackson, AC/DC, Rolling Stones or Rammstein, to name a few) for almost 40 years. When being asked "where do you live," I tended to ask "in hotels." At my peak, I "shot" 250 shows a year. Will say: been there, saw and tasted it, and a lot, as I may say and much to the dismay of my doctor who is in my back to lose a few pounds. Quite a few, as I may add, which is why my wife and I walk ten thousand steps per day, where- and whenever we can - and explore a lot of new exciting places - places you may oversee when just driving by. While I love to share my experience with others, I am sometimes shocked by how people use their "power of the word" to down-rate amazing places. Mostly they do because of minor incidents (in my all time favorite​ restaurant Le Petit Four on Sunset Plaza the owner was even called a racist as he refused to toast the (free) bread in his packed restaurant - they simply do not offer toasted bread, as no French​ place does, as I may add). Or I just read "Chicken piccata so over-salted I hope the dog enjoys the leftovers tomorrow, I brought home most of the dish." Did they speak to their service? How could the restaurant learn that something was wrong when patrons even have their leftovers​ boxed to take home? As a dog owner,​ I want to take the writer and shake him or her really bad and say "you give over-salted food to your dog? Anyone with a bit of brain understands this is a horrible idea...​ I hope you agree. So If I had a say on this portal, I would offer to see the ratings of my friends. So I would see what the ratings were by like-minded people. Sadly, I have no say. I try not to compare apples with oranges. A place like this does not compare to "The Ritz." At first,​ I assume that a restaurant is clean, they do not greet you with a gun - and they deliver whatever they promise. I do not give stars for things that are expected. In my rating scheme, three or more stars are awarded if they exceeded my expectation. Four, if I am sure I will come back. To achieve five stars, I must be willing to take a detour of thirty minutes or more to go again. As I went back again and again and it is, in fact, a 30 min detour over any place next to my German home, it must be five stars. Again, thank you for reading this.

In general the food is above the regular standard of a Italian restaurant in Germany you normally…read morerefer to Pizzaria I was on 3 consecutive evenings there, not much of a choice at the weekend in Limburg , and the Pasta Fish and the filet steak were all good As for the salat which lacks on taste and the sides are to my opinion far too oily As for the service well they prefer definitely regular guest who ch are welcome heartily and get a lot of attention The waitress somehow lack on experience and self estimate and you hit the feeling they do Mitchel well What's I don't like they allow animals in the restaurant which is at least for me a no go Prices are on the higher side which will damper the experience a bit

There are restaurants with a better value for money in Limburg!…read more Nice atmosphere, nice furniture: We visited Fellini 4 Times during the last 14 Month. Good appetizers Every time, a part or one of the plates were too salty. (e.g. mixed vegetables which accompanies most of the main courses) Last time, the Tagliatelle with fresh mushrooms and Bacon were really salty. Bacon was totally overpowering the mushrooms...and this was on the "chefs recommendation" page 1.... The stuffed canneloni were partly underdone or dried out at the corners. Again we mentioned the deficiencies of our food but the restaurant offered again no compensation (coffe or discount).