Decent spot before a show. Service was quick enough that we didn&#39;t have to rush. Food was solid, nothing fancy. Menu&#39;s on the smaller side, but fine for what it is. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way, but it works if you&#39;re in the area.

The negishi roll is my go-to here&mdash;always fresh and tasty. The team is consistently welcoming and attentive. I usually pair it with a dry sake, and it works nicely. Place gets busy around 7, but the staff keeps things moving. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something quick without sacrificing quality.

The tofu dumplings here are so good. And the scallion pancake, crispy and chewy at the same time. You can really tell everything&#39;s homemade. Service is a bit slow, only the two owners running the place, but honestly it didn&#39;t bother me much. Just sit back and enjoy the food. Probably the most authentic Korean I&#39;ve had in Zurich.

Such a good find! Food was really delicious and the singing was amazing. Would give 11/10 - highly recommend for anyone looking for a nice evening out.

Decent d&ouml;ner spot in Zurich. The d&uuml;r&uuml;m with feta is pretty good, though it&#39;s a bit pricey for what you get. Still, one of the better ones around.

Came in right before closing and they didn&#39;t rush me. Kitchen was basically done but they still fired my order. Food was solid, staff were cool about it.

The Lotus Biscoff gelato is really good&mdash;rich without being too sweet. Self-service felt a bit odd at first, but it works fine. Staff were friendly when I had questions.

Service was quick and friendly. The call button at the table is a nice touch, didn&rsquo;t have to wave anyone down. Drinks came fast, plates cleared right away. Solid spot.

We keep coming back for the achari ghost&mdash;it&rsquo;s consistently good. Staff remembered us from last time and took care of everything. Kheer at the end was a nice touch.

Bit pricey but the three-course meal with wine was worth it. We came for our anniversary and left happy. The dessert was the highlight for me.

Nine years of business trips to Zurich and I finally found a place I&#39;d actually go back to. Falafel was properly moist, not dry at all. Mezze plate had good variety. Grilled meat came out juicy, cooked right. Place was pretty busy but service kept up fine. Nothing fancy, just solid food done well.

Paccheri with salsiccia and truffles was the move. Pasta cooked right, sauce had that earthy kick. Antipasti were fresh too. Staff spoke a few languages, which helped since my Italian is basically hand gestures. Place was busy but not chaotic. Would eat that pasta again for sure.

Pizza was fresh, made right after ordering. Pasta decent too. Prices fair for Zurich. Nothing fancy but solid.

Solid Italian beer and wine list, homemade espresso martini was spot on. 20 CHF is fair for the quality.

Diego provided excellent service during our visit, especially for it being his first day. The staff&#39;s friendliness really enhances the experience.

The beef stroganoff was decent&mdash;tender meat, but the sauce felt a bit heavy for my taste. Classic Zurich setting, nothing fancy. Fine if you&#39;re nearby.

Loved how open and airy the space felt&mdash;easy to grab a seat by the window. The gluten-free labels were a nice touch, made ordering simple.

Good lunch buffet, plenty of choices and everything tasted fresh. Staff were polite too. Right next to the station, super convenient. Just wish they&#39;d refill the hot dishes a bit faster.

Nice spot right in the middle of everything. Good local beer selection and decent snacks. Staff was friendly enough. Chill place to hang for a bit.

The view really is the main draw here. I grabbed a spot by the window and just stared out for a while. Ended up ordering some tapas because I got hungry, and honestly they were a nice surprise. Nothing fancy, but solid bar snacks. Good spot if you want a drink with a view and don&#39;t expect a full meal.

The sauce bar is the real deal&mdash;load up as much or as little heat as you want. Ingredients tasted fresh, staff was on it. Solid spot for a casual dinner.

Came here during game season, had the venison. Cooked just right, sauce was rich and did its job. Service was fine, checked on us but didn&#39;t hover. Place was busy but we got a table easy enough. Not cheap, but you pay for what you get. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped by for a casual dinner and the pizza really hit the spot. Crust was just right, not too thick. Also tried the melanzane con burrata&mdash;nice twist, creamy and savoury. Place was busy but we got a table without waiting long. Service was friendly enough, though we did have to flag someone down for the bill. Would come back if I&rsquo;m in the area.

The katsu curry here is legit. Sauce has that deep, slightly sweet flavor and the pork stays crispy even under it. Portion is big enough that I was stuffed. Didn&#39;t care much about the decor but it does feel like a tiny Japanese tavern. Just wish the rice was a bit warmer. Solid for a casual fix.

The pain au chocolat here is still the best I&rsquo;ve found around the station. Big, flaky, proper amount of chocolate. Coffee&rsquo;s decent too, nothing fancy but it does the job. I keep coming back for that pastry, honestly it&rsquo;s the main reason I stop in.

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