Love this place! Every time we go to Garda we go out of our way to eat here the staff is amazing…read moreand so friendly!!

We were really missing Thai food and this place hit the spot. It was worth the 1 hour walk from…read moreBardolino, we will be back. The wine list is really good for a Thai restaurant in Italy, they have a very large bubbles list and the coolest thing is that there is no red wine. We drank a Lugana.

All-vegan, mostly Italian-style restaurant with a small menu of veganized versions of classic…read moreItalian dishes. We split the lasagna, ravioli, and seitan roast, which turned out to be about the right amount of food for two moderately hungry people. The dishes were all well-executed but a bit underwhelming like we find most Italian food. We're not huge on Italian food, but pledged to give it a fair chance on this trip, so my overall rating is generous. Friendly, hospitable and quick service.

we were looking to try italian vegetarian food and the online reviews said to try this restaurant…read more it was actually the second recommendation but the first place didn't have any bookings; this place you need reservations but they only answer the phone when they are open. The restaurant is nice and service and food delivery is very quick; portions are generous as well. we ordered the gnocchi and the mushroom ravioli. both were decent in terms of portion but needed a bit more flavor - the food was a bit bland and did not showcase the flavor of the ingredients. out of the two, the gnocchi had a better flavoring it's a decent place but would only recommend if you are in the area

This spot is nearby the Mestre railways station, convenient for anyone staying on the mainland to…read morevisit Venice. The menu is HUGE so you are bound to find something that interests you! I tried the vegetarian bean vermicelli noodles, and I requested that they add some spice to the dish as it does not come spicy. I enjoyed the noodles, they were thin and transparent, and slightly chewier than rice vermicelli. Be warned, these are somewhat slimy in appearance, which might throw some people off who are picky about textures! The flavor was nice, I wouldn't say it was spicy, but they did add a sauce into my dish that wasn't in my dinner partner's order of the same thing. There was a good amount of vegetables, but next time I would request a stir fried egg in the mixture as well for some added flavor and texture to break up the sliminess. While dining, you are near other guests, as the tables are all sat side by side. This may not be the best location to have a first date or a private chat, but sufficient for a casual meal for a good price, and maybe a chat with your table neighbor! The service was traditional for Europe. You need to tell them you are ready and call them over, and then go to the front to cash out. Not a bad stop for the price, especially considering what you pay for food on the Venice islands, you likely come back to the mainland ready to eat!

Great Chinese Authentic. Definitely a must recommended for travelers seeking a taste of authentic…read moreChinese food in Venice Italy

This place is extremely underrated! First time here and the first impression, the restaurant was…read moreclean, beautiful decor, lots of seating options both indoor and outdoor. They have all you can eat options for lunch and dinner as well as a LARGE sit down menu. They have everything from Chinese food to Japanese food and delicious Italian deserts. I loved that they even had "baby" menu options. They also have liquor, beer and wine. The food was extremely fresh, came out quickly with great portion sizes. The prices were incredible. Highly recommend you try it.

Disclaimer: I'm not a fan of Chinese food in general. I usually find it boring and bland. I prefer…read moreThai, hands down, when given the choice. But I'm flexible, so I "enjoy" Chinese food when I'm dining with friends who suggest Chinese. It was a friend who led me to China Town. We opted to order off the menu instead of the buffet. The hot and sour soup was a little different than what I'm used to, but it was a pleasing (if peppery) flavor. I enjoyed it. My main dish, however, was MORE bland and boring than I've ever had. No problem, right? just mix in some hot oil and give it a minute to sink in, right? Except they don't have any hot oil available (what?!?). My eggroll was soggy, chewy, and tasted frozen. I'm gonna guess they grabbed it from a vat on the buffet (that's what I would have done..) If you're into quantity (buffet) or just reallllllly like Chinese food, no matter what, then maybe you'll enjoy it. But if you're the slightest bit snobby about it, there's nothin' to see here.