Asia Imbiss & döner kebab in Pirna

Had duck drumsticks very well Price performance very good

Unfortunately, we have been there many times and there was nothing with salmon, no nigiri or anything like that. When asked, it turned out that the nice ladies neither understood German nor knew what we meant by nigiri. Orders were often not possible because the ingredients were apparently not there that day. You're rarely lucky enough to find sushi without avocado or spicy ingredients. 99 percent of the display consists of things with avocado. So not very tempting for allergy sufferers. Too bad, too bad.

Cold kebab meat, aluminum foil in the kebab. Price-performance doesn't fit. Portion small.

The food was very tasty, we would love to come back!

The Pirnaer Pub Trollischenke is no ordinary pub, but a secret transition between the world of Muggles and the world of witches and wizards. On one side of the pub is the busy main street, where the inconspicuous pub, invisible to Muggles, is completely hidden between a large bridge and a public toilet. On the other side of the Trollischenke is its backyard and from there a portal can be magically opened to a shopping street for witches and wizards, Diagon Alley. This access was once created by the generous and open-hearted landlady Ronny Müller. The Trollischenke doesn't seem like a well-known and important place, but rather dark and shabby. Nowadays the small, dingy-looking pub is run by an older landlady.