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Most Popular Asian food in Offenbach, Hesse, Germany
Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Offenbach including Tri Am, White Elefant, Nagoya, Muku, Four Seasons Chamber, Wabi Sabi Restaurant, Wasabi, Sonamu, In-dish, Iwase
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10. Iwase
Overall Ratings
4 based on 419 reviews
Reviewed By DougA554
Weekday, and the place was packed! We had to wait for an hour for a seat. But it was worth the wait. A huge platter of sushi and sashimi. All exquisitely fresh and flavorful. Friendly, attentive service. If youâre in Frankfurt, donât waitâhave a meal there today!
9. In-dish
Reviewed By KDCalix
In-dish is a new addition to Offenbachâs bustling gastro scene around Wilhelmsplatz. Sample excellent oriental dishes with spicy flavours from India and Pakistan. The family running the place is superfriendly, and they offer authentic food of a high quality standard. The âsizzling platesâ are delishious. The chef has worked in renowned places e.g. in Dubai. We went there already several times and always enjoyed very good food.
8. Sonamu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By RamonasExperiences
The restaurant has got a wonderful feeling inside, as everything is just wooden. It could definitely do with a few decorations, just to give it a bit more of a Korean feeling. However, the dishes are superb! The servers are wonderful at translating the dishes into English for you (as there is no English menu) and they do it with a smile on their face. The restaurant is always buzzing, so make sure you make a booking!
7. Wasabi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By frankr347
This is a very small but very clean Sushi Bar ( Restaurant in Offenbach , very fresh Sushi ( Must be , i Know ) and very friendly Staff .Best Place to have Sushi in Offenbach
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6. Wabi Sabi Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Oceans242
It looks nice, and it's located right on Offenbach's prestigious Wilhelmsplatz, so it must be good, right? Well... Truth be told, the service was slow, and the food (apart from being overpriced) tasted totally ordinary. Any hole-in-the-wall Asian fast food place in Rhein-Main serves food of a similar quality. Disappointed.
5. Four Seasons Chamber
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Four Season Chamber is a premium Chinese restaurant with classical Chinese style interior design and encompasses with an exclusive dining atmosphere. We provide high quality cuisines from north and south China as well as ancient and modern Chinese dieteti
Reviewed By TAMember03172018
I live in China and came for a Business Meeting to Frankfurt, when my colleagues told me they would bring me to a very good traditional Chinese Restaurant I was very sceptical at the beginning, as I love Chinese Food and know very good Chinese Restaurants in China.It turned out to be AMAZING!! I really felt like being back in China. Delicious traditional Chinese dishes from different provinces and friendly professional staff!Will be back for sure on my next Business trip!Dear chinaman007We are delighted to hear, that you had such a great experience whilst enjoying your dinner at our fine dining restaurant âFour Seasons Chamberâ. The only way we can guarantee authentic Chinese food, is that we have several chefs from different provinces in China, working in our kitchen. Every team member in our restaurant is doing its utmost to bring each guest a little closer to China. Glad to hear, we succeeded with this aim.Chinaman007, we are looking forward to welcome you again on your next business trip and provide you once again with our Chinese hospitality.Best regards,Franziska PoehlandGuest Relation Executive
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4. Muku
Overall Ratings
4 based on 293 reviews
Reviewed By Mikkytag
Muku might be one of the most popular Japanese restaurant in Frankfurt.We booked a table beforehand( 2 days before )and visited with the reservation, however Only 17:30 - was available.On that day ( Friday evening)tables were almost booked . Japanese Noodle soup pork basedâTonkotsu âRamenâ was delicious. For only this menu , you can order additional noodle additionally. ( If You leave soup in your noodle bowl, waitress serve noodle into it.( Itâs called â Kae-Dama â) You can enjoy twice .They provided us good accommodation .ç¡å¢ãã åãã¦ä¼ºãã¾ãããè±éª¨ã©ã¼ã¡ã³é ãã¾ãããç¾å³ããã£ãã§ããæ··ã¿åã£ã¦ããæãã§ããäºç´ãã¦ããããã®ãè¯ãã§ããããçã¿ã³ãç¾å³ããã£ãã§ããããã¶ã¼ãã®æ¹è¶ã¢ã¤ã¹ãç¾å³ããã£ããã³ã¼ãã¼ã¯æ¹¯åã¿ã§åºã¦ãã¦ãéãå°ãªãç±ãã¦æã¡ã«ãããå³ãæ¹åã®ä½å°ããã¨æãã¾ãããåºå¡ããã¯è¦ªåã§è¯ãå°è±¡ã§ãã
3. Nagoya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Oceans242
Nagoya is a brand new restaurant on Offenbach's Wilhelmplatz. It offers Japanese fare of good quality for a reasonable price. There were some minor hiccups with the service, but I trust that they will sort them out when they settle into a routine.
2. White Elefant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By BeachStone2C
Offenbach has a limited offering for restaurants but White Elefant is actually a pretty good choice for an Indian restaurant. It was a busy night in Elefant and we had to wait quite a bit to get service and our food, but luckily we were not in a hurry. An advanced reservation is highly recommended, Their menu is really extensive. Also more than a dozen vegetarian menu options. Good service, not very attentive though. But the main thing, the food - it was very good.
1. Tri Am
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By Wasserloser
This is probably the best Vietnamese I have ever had. In fact I was never that keen on Vietnamese food. A small family run place in a hidden but charming corner of multi cultural Offenbach I was forwarned not to expect something luxurious.Well the place is not only pleasantly cosy and covered in Bamboo and the owner's amazing caligraphy but immediately one feels curious about this restaurant. After a slightly longish wait - there is no rushing - we ordered our food. As a vegetarian, I was pleasantly surprised about the wide selection of dishes. When the food arrived it looked elegant....my brother's dish consited of summer rolls that one had to assemble oneself with beautifully crafted rice paper disks...I had a vegetarian curry with sweet potatoes that was so carfully spiced and fragrant that I felt seriously tempted to lick the dish. One could taste the family's passion for cooking in a more traditional Vietnamese style and the pleasure in sharing this with their guests. The father came to our table for a long chat and oozed charisma and the well balanced nature that one would only expect of buddhist monks. Open for 23 years and I only found this now. What a find...
