Thi Bich Pham - Jena

The Vietnamese style dried bark thin noodles with full taste is recommended, and thanks for the attentiveness of the cook and the friendliness of the waiter! and behave when it is worth losing, losing, reducing, reducing and reducing.

A very nice and quiet place with a great selection of vegan food, so delicious! the personal is very friendly. we would like to come back! (original a very nice and quiet little piece with a great selection of vegan food, also very delicious! the personal is also very friendly:. we are happy to come back:!

Best Asian cuisine found in Jena so far. I wish I discovered it earlier. You have chili-Padi if you miss spicy Asian food during the trip. Very friendly prices and friendly service from all employees.

Going out for Asian food in Jena is strange. Most restaurants focus on food with Asian ingredients instead of eating a particular country or region. Almost all Asian restaurants in the city include Vietnamese that focus on Chinese food... adapted to the German palate. Sometimes pho is on the menu as a Thai curry or two, but if the Thai Curries 't marks Thai Curries, I would probably not recognize them as Thai Curries. That said, Thi Bich Pham is my favorite restaurant in Jena. His dishes seem to have most taste, and the dishes with the name wicy actually have a little of a zing to them. Pho is on the menu, but it lacks the depth of the taste of a Pho in a restaurant that focuses on Vietnamese foods instead of an Asian mhmash. Your Chinese food comes closest to Chinese food of every restaurant in the city. I usually go for Sichuan beef these days; they used to have a delicious black bean chicken dish that is no longer on the menu. A meal, without drinks, will take you back about 4-6 €. Service is generally quite fast, and you can eat either inside or at one of the tables along the Wagnergasse. That said, at meals it can be difficult to get a place at a table, especially in winter when there are no tables outside.

Going out for "Asian food" in Jena is odd. Most restaurants focus on foods with Asian ingredients, rather than the food of a particular country or region. Virtually all of the Asian restaurants in town are owned by Vietnamese people who focus on "Chinese" food...More