Being an Asian girl traveling in Europe sometimes miss Asian food. I found this restaurant in…read moreGoogle review and tried it. It is not very easy to find, as it is located behind the bar. The restaurant is small with no window. We tried the wanton soup which has a lot of chicken meat but a bit salty. The duck is crispy and sauce is great. The mixed vegetables dish is very bland and only a few kind of varieties. Although I havnt tried other Asian food in Poland, I won't be coming back..

The food at this nondescript Chinese joint--the place doesn't even have a proper name--is actually…read morepretty good. It's cheap too. The hot and sour soup is 4.4 zł, while beef on a hot plate set you back 16 zł. Beyond such bog-standard items there aren't much on offer in the menu. The place has no windows, so it can feel claustrophobic sitting in there. The dim lighting and barf green walls add to the cheerlessness. Chińczyki aren't places you go for a proper dining experience. Even by that standard this place is a real downer. I wouldn't recommend coming here except for take out.

Vietnam Quan is a hole in the wall Vietnamese bistro between the Old Town and Kazimierz on…read moreStarowislna street. Unlike other such establishments in the city, it doesn't pretend to be Chinese. Pho soup noodle is proudly advertised in the shopfront. It's quite decent. The broth has no hint of bouillon cube. It's the spartan northern style of pho though. Fans of Saigon style will need to look elsewhere. Other items on the menu are quite good as well. I especially recommend the oriental chicken (kurczak orientalny). It looks good, tastes good, and is really affordable at 12.90 zł. Rice is not included. You can choose to add yellow rice for 2 zł or jasmine rice for 3 zł (French fries are an option, IIRC). Rice is served separately in a bowl, so using chopsticks is actually practical. It also means you can share dishes in the Chinese manner. The combination of above-average food quality and low prices makes Vietnam Quan one of those go-to places when you don't feel like cooking.

The fellow behind the counter had a nasty Ebola cough the entire time I was waiting for my pho…read more Once brought it to me I asked for sauces to spice up the broth and he pointed to a dirty jar on the counter. I've eaten lots of pho in Seattle and this was a very poor experience.

I love this restaurant! (Partly because it's so close to my flat). Takeaway and delivery is…read moreavailable too (you have to pay a few Zloty for the packaging). The food is really great and the menu is quite broad. My particular favourite is the Vietnamese style chicken. I often have it takeaway and use any left-over meat as a sandwich filler. The nem saigonki (spring rolls) are really good too. Be warned, though, that if you order them (you get three) as a starter, you probably won't have room in your stomach for the main course). If you are a lover of sweet things try the exotic drink with lychee (yum!)

I've been back here a few times since my last review. The quality of the food seemed to have…read morerebounded. I guess the chef has returned from their second location down in Wieliczka. Once again it's the best place for Asian food in the city. It's worth the long trek to Rondo Grzegórzeckie to taste the dishes that you won't find elsewhere.

Simply bad. I've given two stars and a tip because I felt sorry for the waitress. There where only…read morea couple of people there and the boss looked like she had the biggest strop on ever. I started with fried shrimp. They were look warm and served with a sweet chilly sauce. I think someone forgot to the chillies in. My cause was hot but nothing special. The friend rice was also cold and therefore slightly to sticky. Desert was battered banana. I've always had these served either cooked in syrup or with syrup over the top. These had zero sweetness and I ended up covering them in sugar. I sound like a moany old Brit but after two good reviews I was expecting so much more. Any Chinese takeaway in the UK would have been better. I suggest you try somewhere else I certainly will be on a mission to find a good Chinese (not the female kind)

Ha Long is your standard Polish Chinese restaurant. The menu basically consists of various…read morecombinations of chicken, pork, beef, or veal stir-fried alongside vegetable on a wok that isn't hot enough. For excitement, your dish might come on a sizzling plate. Nothing really special, though I'd note that they offer xiu-mai, ha-cao (coming in a broth bizarrely), and pho. The food is tasty but unremarkable. The portions are generous and prices reasonable. I'd give the place an average rating plus an extra star for good service. The lady who works there is quick on her feet and is always super nice.

Food *** Ambience ****…read morePrice***** A local who is inspired by Indian cuisine has opened up the shop. I was pleasantly surprised because I was expecting something divy but rather it is a nicely renovated space with comfortable seating. Prices were modest, and the food tasted fine. I would've preferred a more intense level of spices, not necessarily hot. I also would've preferred a better grade of rice but basmati rice might be hard to find and the price works. Only chicken or vegetarian curry options

Curry Up is one of my GO TO spots in Kraków. It's a small place but packs a punch with flavor…read more Their menu is simple and delicious, located very close to the city center, this India food place is a must! Butter chicken + mango lassi get out of town!

If you want cheap but not cheerful then this place is for you! Food was just about edible and…read moreportions where small. Toilets were filthy but entertainment value was top notch, like something from a crazy movie. The person serving could not speak a word of English or us polish which was hilarious. Decor was dated which I don't mind but could do with a deep clean. Go along and make up you own mind but we won't be back.

5 stars for great service, especially to foreigners. They accommodated for a group of 40 walk-in…read morepeople. 1 star for authentic Asian flavors but because of their great service, the authenticity of their flavors doesn't matter. Food was OK but didn't quite taste like Vietnamese, Korean, or Chinese food. Can't complain since I am in Poland. This place is small but definitely worth the try of you're staying at nearby hostels.

I was shopping for some Asian grocery at the store next door and thought I would give this bar…read morewietnamski a try. There're many Vietnamese merchants at King's Square and the nearby bazaar. Perhaps one could find a decent bowl of pho noodle soup here? I would say the pho at Gia Long is passable. Like all Vietnamese places in Poland, the noodle here is prepared in the Hanoi style. It's much more spartan compared with the Saigon style pho commonly found in the West. No basil. No bean spouts. No onion. Just some chive and beef. Actually, as you can see in the pic, there's no much of the latter either. The broth is decent, however. It doesn't taste like it's made from just bouillon cubes.

Extremely fast service. Beef Pho is pretty good here! I come here almost daily after just moved to…read moreKrakow. Would definitely come here again. Cash only.

Hai Duong is a pretty standard Vietnamese-Chinese bistro. While the food might not be authentic,…read moreit's tasty and cheap. One noteworthy factor here is the size of the dishes: they're huge. I ordered the veal on a hot-plate and the stuff was spilling out all over the place. Halfway through I was already completely stuffed.