For everyone who likes very cozy cafes. This is what a cozy café should be like. You feel like you're in great-grandma's room and the cakes and tarts are also a dream like in grandma's time, handmade! The furnishings are interesting, from old coffee grinders to coffee cups as lamps, true to the original! 😋👍
We were completely satisfied👌
Great service👍 The relaxed chef makes you want to sit longer.
The food is outstanding, simply something special.
Lots of different special wines.
A must for every wine lover!!!!!!
Definitely worth a visit.
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The best authentic Thai cuisine, also spicy on request!!!
My go-to Vietnamese restaurant in the neighbourhood. There are plenty of options there, inside and outdoor seating. Drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, are very tasty as well.
Unfortunately, I was very disappointed with the vegan offer.
I was in this shop a few years ago, it was called "vegano flavors" and it was 100% vegan and I thought it was super delicious, but now the shop is called "Oriental oven", which I find misleading and they also offer non-vegan dishes.
I didn't find the labeled boards outside the shop very informative. I'm not particularly familiar with oriental cuisine and would have liked more clarity here, what's behind Lahme, Manakish, etc. Unfortunately, the advice wasn't very informative, perhaps we should have asked better questions.
I ordered Vegane Lahme - vegan meat, the label underneath was, "vegan meat, parsley, onions and vegan cheese" in my imagination I would have received a plate or a sizzling cast iron pan with all of the above, served was a dry "pizza" with red paste spread on it where I couldn't find any meat, onions or parsley. It was simply a pureed paste on dry pizza dough and arugula on top. My companion had the same thing with no idea green pesto. Many dishes on the menu had different names but the same ingredients, so I wasn't sure what the difference was.
However, the pictures in the gallery show that there are apparently also real, large (vegan) meat plates.
We also ordered an oven-baked sweet potato with date syrup, tahini and pomegranate. A cold halved sweet potato with syrup was served on a lettuce leaf in a bowl (the size of a cereal bowl) for 7 euros. I have to mention here that we were given a waiver when we paid because they forgot to bring us the dip.
I still find the prices to be far too high for the not very elaborate dishes on offer, which we at least had.
I can't imagine that the store does the "Oriental Oven" justice, I was hoping for much more.