Came here around 7 pm for some drinks after work. Unfortunately, I wasn't feeling too well, so I…read morestuck with oj and Apfelshorle. Did learn about a new drink though--called "Fish"--which is a mixture of ice tea and vodka? My friends who were drinking it seemed to like it, so I'll have to try it one day when I'm feeling better. This placed was filled with the after-work crowd in suits, and the outside was already filled with smokers. My friend and I were able to get a nice corner inside by the window to sit and chat while enjoying our drinks. They really pumped up the music around 8 pm, and it got really crowded, so you practically had to shout to talk. I was starting to get a stuffy head and decided to bail early. It's definitely a nice place to hang out and decorated with cozy, plush seats. Didn't try any of the food here, but other people's plates looked (and smelled) pretty good. Will have to give it a try some other time.

I was just wandering around this neighborhood when I saw their sign, with its strange blend of…read moreJapanese and Korean. I can read Korean but I wouldn't be able to tell you what the meaning of that sign is--it's some kind of slang that I'm not familiar with. It was closed at the time but I could see through the windows that it was a pretty cool place, with funky decorations and art. I vowed to come back, and a few days later that's exactly what I did. It was around 6:30 so it was a young, hip-looking after work crowd. I thought it was pretty funny that I was the only Asian in the place and I was a tourist. There are some other Korean signs sprinkled throughout, like to the bathrooms and stuff. You order at the bar and they bring out your stuff to you. They have a pretty good happy hour menu--the food prices are a downright bargain for Zurich. I got the currywurst plate and a beer. I was chatting with the very nice bartender and I asked her what the significance of the Korean was, and she said that one of the owners was Korean. Oh, ok, mystery solved. I parked myself at one of the tables by the windows, which were cracked open to let in the night air and cigarette smoke from the patio. I enjoyed the currywurst plate very much; generous portions and it had a very nice spicy sauce accompanying the tender little weiners. The big puffy papadam pieces (like a deep-fried Indian tortilla) were a nice accompaniment. All in all, a very cool place, one that I wouldn't mind visiting again--for happy hour, of course!

Fun pub with good food and service. Lively place with great ambiance. Wait staff very friendly and…read morehelpful!

Came here for a late dinner after drinks at Clouds on a Tuesday night. Pretty good vibe, and yummy…read moreburgers and fries. We sat at the bar, and it was fun to people-watch and just hang out and enjoy our food. I was a bit drunk, and the food tasted DELICIOUS. I suppose if I was sober, it would have been just as good though. My friend said his salad had too much dressing on it. But I had a bite and thought it was ok.

Hotel Hechtplatz is a small hotel, situated in an ideal location in the center of Zurich within…read morewalking distance to the train station and close to many restaurants and other attractions, including Burgermeister, which is only 2-minutes away - which I highly recommend if you enjoy gourmet burgers at a great price. Linda is the owner and manager, and she and the staff are all friendly. The building itself is very attractive and the rooms are exceptionally clean and quiet. The atmosphere is casual and there is a bar downstairs with occasional live music. This was my second visit. Highly recommended.

I don't know why someone is posting asian food nonsense for this resto but this in an Italian…read morejoint. This ITALIAN joint is in a classic Swiss plaza and has the best view of the Lake Zurich Canal...20 feet away. Peep my pic. The service is prompt and the pizzas/pastas are perfectly prepared/delicious. Add cold beer. Rinse. Repeat. Be like Louis R, travel to Switzerland.

Small Freedom. A safe place in Zurich. This place will always hold such amazing memories for me. A…read morecute little spot just a quick walk away from the Limmat. I really love it. Great vibes, good food, and always good company. I've had the iced coffees here, lattes, hummus platter. Honestly one of my all time favourite spots to be.

A green gem off tourist track a few blocks from River. Lovely outdoor seating with wide selection…read moreof refreshing beverages with limited menu (no sandwiches on weekends) but yummy big shared plates of pita bread & hummus, middle eastern themed. Friendly n fast service at counter. Def Go!!!

This is cute and cozy yet quite trendy cafe. Not so big, not too small. Very casual outdoor…read moreseating, then cool high top bar seating and then sleek lounge seating inside. Now they do have World Cup viewing but you can just come for cafe or drink with small bites. All cafe priced same at 5 CHF!! Daily specials including lasagna or pasta is around 15 CHF. Not bad :) PS: Very clean and nice bathroom :)

I stopped by Ambrosi for breakfast on my way to the train station following my night in Zurich, and…read moreI'm a fan! Open- but not popular- for breakfast, the server went out of her way to serve up a bowl of muesli, which I appreciated. Furthermore, it was accompanied by several types of fresh fruit, which was nice. The coffee wasn't bad, either.

I don't like this store as much as Lian Hua or the Asia Store, probably because I'm not as familiar…read morewith the foods in here and don't know how to cook them. Not that I really know how to cook anyway, but my repertoire is more Chinese and Japanese style, and I think this store has more other types of Asian food in stock. Thai or Indonesian or Cambodian or Indian? No clue. But whatever it is, I dunno what it is. That being said, I did try my first-ever durian from here... from the freezer section. It wasn't half bad once it defrosted a bit and I ate in on my balcony (to avoid smelling up my apartment).

For being in Zurich, I'm impressed with the size and assortment. They don't have everything I'm…read morelooking for, but I'll take what I can. The things I usually look for as basics I didn't see eg) kimchi or low sodium soy sauce (but course they had regular soy sauce). The store is big and has more than I expected. However, I did expect more produce, I didn't see spinach (is this a seasonal thing in CH?) Seems like they specialize in Thai and Chinese. I compared prices with Lian Hua (another asian market and Yumi Hana (Korean/Japanese market) and New Asia seems to be competitive.

This place is very cozy once you walk in. The servers were really nice. I wanted something that…read moremade me feel like at home so I ordered a croissant sandwich with bacon - it was delicious. The matcha latte was the best matcha I've ever had.

Excellent breakfast and waitress interpreted german menu into English. Everything hot and fresh.read more

Like others said, you can expect great service. Very attentive, casual and friendly. I really like…read morethe open green-theme interior and outdoor sitting. I got crunch-chicken burger and fish & chips. I really liked chicken burger as it was crispy chicken well seasoned and came with great fries and coleslaw. Fish & Chips was OK but not the best I've ever had.. I would suggest that you stick with burger or others... I would definitely go back for more especially another chicken burger and perhaps pizza!!

I did not eat there, so I can only comment on the beer. Sat at the bar and had a few drinks. Decent…read morebeer, and friendly service. I had the Weiss and the lager. The lager left a little to be desired, but Weiss was excellent.