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We loved it, the portions are generous and will be back.

Great food, but unfortunately a very small shop

Very fair value for money and always very nice staff. But you have to go early or make a reservation, otherwise it will be full.

I've never given a bad review, but the service was so bad that this is the first time. We came to the restaurant at 12:30 on Friday afternoon to order lunch at the counter (it's usual there). No one there, so we wait. After 10 minutes I ask the waitress in the kitchen if we can order. At that moment a woman appears, obviously annoyed by us, and explains that she has a meeting now and that we should wait 45 minutes. It's strange that the only waitress in a restaurant sets an appointment for 12:30 and doesn't put up a sign saying no orders are possible at the moment. It would have been ok if she had just said “sorry, it's not working right now, please come back later”. But turning away guests who want to order without an apology and in an underground tone is a no go. Therefore never again to Naum

Everything was TOP... Attentive service, super good quality, very fine food, great ambience... always a pleasure.

The atmosphere is cozy, the staff friendly and accommodating. If you are pregnant you should avoid the restaurant, the adapted menu was nothing special, just because you are pregnant you don't have to get 80% of the vegan menu. You could definitely serve scallops without caviar, the buckwheat noodles were not a wow experience in terms of taste, as was fruit with chocolate sauce. For the main course, the puree was cold and this is a no go, the meat was very tasty. This entire change to the menu was not discussed in advance. Unfortunately, price and performance do not generally match.

Unfortunately, food is the last thing. The "fried" noodles have actually been on the grill for several hours, which is also turned off. These weren't really fried either. The chicken "in" the noodles was simply taken from the "buffet". Then add sweet and sour sauce and the supposedly Asian fried noodles are ready. Charging €12 for it and not even bothering to warm up the food is just bad. There is no service here. You have to get your own cutlery and sauces. We were there for the first and last time.