A collection of posts featuring Noodle dishes.
Nestled in a quiet corner of Berger Street, this newly opened Tibetan restaurant is a real hidden gem. It’s run by a warm and welcoming Tibetan couple who have called Germany home for over a decade. They often chat to each other in their native Tibetan language, which somehow adds an intimate and heartwarming touch […]
Tibet Dawa Momo: A Taste of Tibetan Warmth and Flavor in Frankfurt Read More »
When it comes to Thai cuisine in Frankfurt, Aroydee is often hailed as the city’s best for its variety, authenticity, and value-for-money. Naturally, we had to see if the hype was justified, and after a few visits, we found ourselves absolutely hooked. Aroydee offers Westernized Thai dishes as well as an extensive selection of authentic
Aroydee’s Thai Specialties: Unmissable Thai Flavors in Frankfurt Read More »
Today, we’d like to introduce you to Ming Garden (名居), a Chinese restaurant that’s quickly built a loyal customer base in Frankfurt, despite being relatively new. Conveniently located just a five-minute walk from the Dom Römer subway station, Ming Garden offers thoughtfully curated menu. While their selection isn’t extensive, it includes unique dishes rarely found
We felt very blessed when we discovered this Vietnamese spot, and we can’t wait to share it with you. It’s the kind of place you might walk past a thousand times, but never quite notice it’s there. Tucked away in a quiet corner, this small yet elegantly decorated restaurant is located in a quiet passageway
An Frankfurt: Vietnamese Food Paradise Hidden in Plain Sight Read More »
A few weeks ago we introduced you to one trendiest noodle spots in Munich: Max’s Beef Noodles at Sendlinger Tor. If you liked it, you’re in for another treat. Today we’d like to introduce you to another destination for authentic Chinese noodle dishes: Chen’s Noodle Bar. Conveniently located in the heart of Munich at Marienplatz,
Chen’s Nudelbar: A Hidden Gem for Authentic Chinese Noodles in Munich Read More »
Today we’re taking you to a hidden gem – an unassuming yet cozy restaurant that not many people know about. It features spacious square tables, soft-cushioned seating, and a private dining room that fits about 10 people, perfect for larger groups needing a bit more privacy. Tucked away near Konstablerwache station, it may be easy
Lijianger Restaurant: A Cozy Escape with Authentic Guilin Flavors Read More »
Do you like handmade noodles combined with aromatic broths, exotic spices and fresh ingredients such as meat, vegetables or tofu? Then you’ve come to the right place at Max’s Beef Noodle Restaurant in Munich, one of the best Chinese noodle spots in the city! Be prepared for long queues, especially at peak times throughout the
Where Noodle Dreams Become Reality: Max’s Beef Noodles in Munich Awaits! Read More »
If you’re a fan of discovering hidden foodie havens, you’re in for a treat! Today, we’re excited to introduce a slightly underrated yet absolutely delectable Korean snack bar. Don’t let its small size fool you—this cozy spot serves up some of Korea’s most popular street foods like duk-bok-ki (spicy rice cakes), along with household favorites
Bites of Korea: Exploring SEOULFOOD’s Street Eats and More Read More »
When it comes to go-to Chinese noodle spots in Frankfurt, most will immediately think of The Noodlemaker —and for good reason. It’s a popular spot, known for its delicious flavors and authenticity. But a boutique metropolis like Frankfurt, though small in size, certainly offers no shortage of great and flavorful options. So today, we’re taking
Noodles Bar: A Cozy Spot for Authentic Chinese/Asian Noodles in Frankfurt Read More »
In China, the concept of “late night snack” or “midnight snack” – known as 夜宵 (Yèxiāo) in Chinese – has a centuries-old tradition and is deeply rooted in Chinese culture. The concept encompasses a diverse range of dishes and snacks celebrated for their rich flavors, typically enjoyed at street stalls, night markets, and specialized late-night
Late Night Wonders: Immerse yourself in Frankfurt’s authentic Chinese snack culture Read More »
