Imbiss An Nhiên in Schwerin

Closed although the information says it is open. No sign, nothing.

I had previously seen an Asian snack bar that only cooked on 2 induction hotplates. Accordingly, the offer is manageable. At least when it comes to food. The wonton soup was actually relatively good and, at three euros, quite cheap. The mini spring rolls were normal frozen convenience goods. The fried noodles were freshly fried, but unfortunately only moderately tasty. The selection of alcohol was extensive, including the *popular* small hip flasks. Obviously a target group-oriented offer. I also noticed a bottle of Lua Moi, originally from Vietnam. It was there before the fall of the Wall ;-) However, the lady (possibly the owner) is really super nice, I would wish her a more pleasant working environment.

One of the few places in Schwerin where mulled wine is probably also sold in summer. I usually just change trains on Stauffenbergstrasse, but this sign catches my eye every time.

Food very tasty and friendly service, definitely worth it