Art of Pizza in Karlsruhe

The food was delicious and the restaurant is right on a lake

This is probably the only place in the entire station that sells hot rice and noodles. Today I ordered M13 Vietnamese Chicken Pho, which tasted great. There was a lot of chicken. Another one ordered M33 Fried Duck Curry Rice, which was perfect when paired with Thai rice. It cost 29.5 euros. I read a review before that said you have to pay for the sauce. We originally planned to spend money to buy hot sauce, but the store very kindly said no, it can be used for free. I was wondering if there is a difference between take-out and dine-in use. I highly recommend everyone to dine here, the food is delicious, and the female waiter and male chef we met today who were in charge of ordering were very friendly👍👍

That was really disappointing. At Kani, the falafelyufka is a bad joke. Three mini industrial falafel, watery sauce, far too little salad variety, no tomatoes, no peppers, and the Yufka was barely edible because it had no stability due to the lack of sufficient filling. Plus unfriendly people behind the counter. New team? Too bad! You have really deteriorated massively!!

We were there to have a leisurely meal. Children's corner was great. But the tables were sticky and dirty. There were crumbs in every crack. The Pinsa was a frozen product with a cherry tomato and pesto on top. If you don't like pesto, you're out of luck. There's nothing about pesto on the menu. The mango and chicken salad wasn't worth the price. You could count the pieces of mango and chicken. And that for 15 euros. Conclusion - I would rather go to a real restaurant where I am served and the tables are clean and where I get a fresh pizza. Paid almost 35 euros for very poor quality!! And the toilets smelled like a train station toilet. Just disgusting with you. Food is terribly expensive and still very poor quality.

We got rolls at the counter. When paying we were asked at the card reader if we would like to leave a tip. When we said no, the saleswoman was quite cold and didn't say "bye." It's an absolute impudence to almost beg for a tip when it's actually something you give of your own free will and out of satisfaction if the service was quite good. Packing two rolls in bags hardly justifies this as a service, and since you get a minimum wage in Germany, I don't think it's appropriate to ask the customer to do something. We are not in the USA!!!