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Find out what Asian restaurants to try in St. Florian including Bombay Palace, Cook, Zaffran, Fu Cheng Noodlehouse, Coconut Thai Restaurant
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1. Bombay Palace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 408 reviews
Reviewed By Carrotsticks123
Mentioned we were vegan in our booking, the (assumed) manager came to us and explained our options which were many compared to most indians/Thais/chineses. Enjoyed the food so much and the wine! (The Pinot Chablis was vegan) thankyou to the boys who ran the night! Donât miss it!
2. Cook
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By 8-drank-was-merry
The food is wonderful and unique given the Scandinavian and Asian fusion cooking. The brothers who run the place are very friendly, helpful and interactive.Scallops werenât on the menu at this time, but they whipped them up upon request.Stop in for a bite. You wonât regret it.
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3. Zaffran
Overall Ratings
4 based on 324 reviews
Reviewed By andrefdomingues
I decided to go there after lots of very good comments from my friends. The experience didnât disappoint at all! The quality of the food is fantastic! The atmosphere is great and the team working in the restaurant couldnât be more friendly! I really felt very welcome and at home. Being a big fan of Indian food, I visited many Indian restaurants in different locations around the globe due to many business trips and holidays. This one is definitely my favorite!
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4. Fu Cheng Noodlehouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By Andreas G
Coming from California, where Chinese restaurants are abundant, and both Oakland and San Francisco have large Chinatown areas, my bar for Chinese food is set pretty high. We went to this restaurant largely at the request of our daughter who is a vegan, and found it listed on a vegan food site that she uses regularly when traveling. The one thing about Chinese food that I have observed is that it takes on a local flavor. Chinese food in Amsterdam is different from Chinese food in Tokyo, is different from Chinese food in CA, is different from Chinese food in China. I care about flavor. If it is present, then the local nuances do not impact my rating negatively. There were some items on the menu that you don't normally see at a "Chinese" restaurant, but might see at an Asian restaurant.We arrived on a Friday evening at about 6 PM, in two installments. My wife and I arrived first. There were several tables available, but most of the free tables had reserved signs on them. So the first bit of advice would be to reserve if you want to eat in the 6:30-7:30 time window. The restaurant is clean, air-conditioned, had an extensive menu that includes English translations, and offers a limited beer and wine selection. Vegan items are clearly labeled although some things that are labeled vegan might not be compliant with the very strictest definition of a vegan diet. As an example, there is a dish made with Thai red curry paste that I believe was labeled vegan, but the red curry paste I regularly use when cooking contains a small amount of dried shrimp. Among the appetizers we ordered were a yuba-wrapped baked tofu, wontons in chili oil, vegan and nonvegan versions of dumplings, and one other dumpling-type dish. All of them were satisfying. For the main courses we had stir fried noodles with real duck, with pork, and with vegan/mock duck, and then a vegan satay dish. My second bit of advise is that if you are used to eating Chinese with shared dishes, this not what you get here. My wife and I exchanged plates after eating portions of our dishes, but this is not a "family-style" service model. If what you want is a family-style restaurant, you may want to look elsewhere. We enjoyed the food so all was well for us. The service was friendly and efficient. Credit cards are accepted. Do I like this as much as my favorite local back-home Chinese restaurant? No. Do I think the food was very good and is worth recommending? Yes. It was better than I expected it to be, and if it were located in CA and nearer to my home, it is a place I would revisit. If your party includes some vegetarians and/or vegans, then the place is definitely worth a visit. I'm an omnivore, but if you are hosting vegans, this is a great place to know about.
5. Coconut Thai Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By skippaUk
Very nice Thai restaurant just tucked away from the centre of Town. Great choice o dishes and reasonably priced. The Red Curry as delicious and ingredients taste very fresh indeed... would certainly return and recommend to others.. the best Thai I have tasted in Linz...
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