Wie schon beschrieben, sollte man sich nicht von den optischen Eindrücken aufhalten lassen. Der Inhaber ist sehr nett und das Essen wird frisch und öffentlich zubereitet. meine Nudeln mit Huhn waren sehr gut gewürzt und lecker. Klare Empfehlung.
The lady and the gentleman are incredibly sweet and personable. The food is really tasty and very inexpensive. An absolute recommendation! :)
...be sure to try the curry! :))
Always down to try something new, we ended up here for a little Nepalese dinner adventure. We kicked things off with the peanut salad and the chicken skewers — both packed with flavor, well-seasoned, and honestly a pretty strong start.
For mains, my partner went with the veggie-filled dumplings and gave them a solid 4 out of 5. I, on the other hand, had a noodle dish with prawns that felt more like a standard Chinese takeaway situation than anything Nepalese. It was heavy on oil, light on spice, and while the portion was massive, the excitement on the plate was close to zero. Not a culinary fireworks show — more like a sparkler that fizzled too fast.
We wrapped things up by sharing the raspberry parfait, which was okay at best — definitely nothing that had us scraping the plate or planning our return. With a large bottle of water and a tip, we landed at €55 flat.
What stood out the most? The slow-motion service. Only four tables in total on a Friday night, but our waiter was glued to his phone behind the counter and needed serious nudging for both orders and the check. Friendly, yes. Present, not so much.
Bottom line: decent starters, but the mains and dessert didn’t deliver. I came expecting something a bit more unforgettable. Final score? A polite 3 out of 5.
An excellent restaurant! The atmosphere is inviting, and the old walls are a pleasant place to linger. The menu is small but exquisite—and Mr. Kaufmann's craftsmanship is second to none. Superb quality and perfectly prepared, simply delicious. The service was also friendly. The value for money is excellent. We'll be happy to come back!