From the owner: Wir sind ein Familienbetrieb mit zehn Mitarbeitern und verfügen über 20 Jahre Erfahrung in der…read moreZubereitung begeisternder Speisen aus der chinesischen, thailändischen und japanischen Küche. Gehobenes Ambiente, die Einhaltung höchster Qualitätsstandards und die Verwendung von über 90% unserer Zutaten aus der Region Vorarlberg zeichnen uns aus!

Was craving korean food while traveling and this sweet ahjumma made us some comfort foodread more

Delicious Korean food! Nice owner! The restaurant is very clean and cute! Highly recommend it!!read more

Yay for the Yelp Gourmet Runde to get my first taste of Tibetan food! Thanks to Patty G. for the…read morehookup and to Simon R. for organizing. This is a rather small restaurant right off the Talwiesenstrasse tram stop or a short walk from Goldbrunnenplatz and Schmiede Wiedikon. Very cozy and decorated with Tibetan stuff. The entire restaurant was full on Thursday night. We got to try a variety of food, and everything was kind of reminiscent of other familiar dishes, yet different in its own way. I liked how the food wasn't very spicy (I don't like spice) but still had a lot of flavor. And you could increase the heat to your liking with a variety of sauces. Everything had a great mouth feel (i.e. great density and lots of "Q", as we say in Taiwanese). Let's see if I can remember everything I ate. I don't know the names of any of the dishes, so I'll try my best to describe them here. 1. Thick flour crackers. Plain, but I liked them. Great crunch. 2. Clear vegetable soup with 3 kinds of spicy sauces you could add to increase the heat. 3. Thick dumplings--a vegetarian one filled with mashed potato (kind of like a pierogi) and one filled with meat (kind of like Chinese dumplings with the juice inside). 4. Chewy flat bread (kind of like a naan or Chinese bing). 5. A meat pie (kind of like a empanada). 6. A slightly spicy eggplant dish cooked in a thick, dark sauce. 7. Tiny strips of yak meat cooked with veggies. The yak tasted kind of like beef. 8. Glass noodles with black fungus (wood ear). 9. Spicy yogurt sauce. 10. Fried rice with mixed veggies. 11. Cucumber salad. 12. Cooked vegetables. 13. Some kind of salad that was pink (due to roses, I think). It kind of looked like shredded turnip, but I wasn't exactly sure what it was. 14. Barley flour ice cream. Overall, this was a great experience. The food was really heavy and yummy, and I definitely stuffed myself like a pig trying all the different foods.

I have a (perhaps unnatural) fixation on all things meat wrapped in dough. I love Dim Sum, Pigs in…read moreBlankets, Ravioli, Baos and, as of last year, Momos. Since affordable ones are exceedingly rare to come by in Zurich I rejoiced when I heard that the Shanrgila offers them all you can eat for merely 23.- a person! Thus, this review is for the lunch buffet (every Tues, Thurs, Fri) which I've attended half a dozen times in the last 10 months. There is nothing I could complain about: the people are super nice, the food is always amazing and fresh, the restaurant is clean and you always get a good deal with the Momos. Really, what could be wrong when you can treat yourself to all the beef Momos you can eat in all their juicy, savory, beefy goodness, which you eat by hand, btw. Finish your meal with a "Gerstenglacé" - if you can. It's a tiny portion of ice cream made from barley topped with dried Himalayan roots. So yummy and just the right amount after having stuffed yourself with the all-you-can-eat Momo.

We really enjoyed our meal here. Service was very good as well. We had the mixed dim sum (2…read moreshrimp, 2 beef, 1 chicken), the Ho Moog Talay (gourmet fishes with red curry in a banana leaf) and the Pla Halibutt Cha (sautéed halibut with vegetables and black pepper). Both were labeled as being slightly spicy. They were both very flavorful and as indicated, with a slight spice. I was a bit skeptical eating here due to some of the mediocre reviews, but we really enjoyed the food and I wouldn't hesitate eating here again. Atmosphere was okay, and good to be social distanced though from other diners.

The best sushi spot in Ischgl. Great atmosphere with good service food was amazing highly recommendread more

Stopped in here for a late dinner since I wanted something healthy to eat. Since we didn't have a…read morereservation, we sat at the bar and were the only ones there, so the bartender gave us his full attention. Bought the sushi platter which was expensive at 44 Euros, but the sushi was pretty good and not something I would have expected in the area.

Really quite sensational. Excellent service and food. The only drawback is that it is expensive but…read moreit is worth it.

The best food in Zurich - as a foreigner- that i can speak to. This was a recommendation from our…read morehotel as a great Asian fusion and it definitely did not disappoint. The wasabi was fresh and not prepackaged, and sushi was delicious and the avocado crunchy rolls were perfection! The atmosphere here is like a home meal as it's pretty much a highly decorated attic - fantastic job by the interior decorator on this! As with all places in Switzerland, you've gotta pay a bit more but all things equal you have a great experience here definitely recommend!