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Most Popular Fusion food in Boras, West Coast, Sweden
Discover Restaurants offering the best Fusion food in Boras, West Coast, Sweden including Gujju, Eest Restaurang & Sushibar, Restaurang Villastaden
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1. Gujju
Gujju is a celebration to the Indian cuisine with exotic flavors from the western-state of Gujarat. Gujju is a place where heart and soul meets and creates a menu that will take you on a journey full of flavors, passion and love. A cozy menu that conisist
Reviewed By SunneiVarmland
2nd time coming here. This time with two colleagues. My expectations were very high after the last visit so I was afraid I had too high hopes. I was however not disappointed as it was as good as last time. Well balanced tasty small dishes & very friendly staff. This time it was almost full a regular Wednesday eve so the word must have gotten around. My colleagues were equally pleased & I would still recommend Gujju to anyone visiting this town & donât forget to order the cauliflower poppers.
2. Eest Restaurang & Sushibar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Eest have the largest sushi buffet in Sweden. In the lunchtime you can choose between 30-40 different pieces. In the evening we serve Sushi, Dumplings, Japanese/ Chinese/ Thai hot dishes.
Reviewed By Nicke765
Eest sushi restaurant in the best sushi restaurant we ever tried! We love sushi and have tried it in all corners of the world, LA, bankok, Mauritius, East stockholm. Eest Borås serve a contemporary sushi all you can eat buffé lunch with exellent quality of fish and a good variaty of sushi accompanied by a thai style hot buffé.
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3. Restaurang Villastaden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By mmmtt
This restaurant is a little out of town (or at least, a little uphill from the river, which means that you are less likely to pass it by accident). It's a wonderful place. All the right foods are served here: Swedish starters, satisfyingly heavy meat and fish main courses, dessert courses served with goo and sweet wines. Speaking of wines, they get that right, too.Not the cheapest place in town to eat, but not the most expensive And it's good. And, as I mentioned in the title, the folks who run the place have a wicked sense of humour. If you like that, you'll definitely like this.
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