Location: El Serrat
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Top 3 Asian food in El Serrat, Ordino Parish, Andorra
Reviews on Asian food in El Serrat, Ordino Parish, Andorra. El Serrat (Catalan pronunciation: [əɫ səˈrat], locally [eɫ seˈrat]) is a mountain village in the parish of Ordino, Andorra. It is at an elevation of 1,540 metres (5,100 ft). It is a popular destination for skiers.
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1. Bambu Oriental Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Freshly cooked, vibrant, oriental food to eat in or takeaway. Vegetarians welcome with Vegan and Gluten free options available on request. Nightly themed buffets during the winter season - booking appreciated.
Reviewed By Adrian M
The best oriental food we tasted in Andorra. Beef terayaki is to die for, curries and sweet and sour chicken exceptional. Highly recommend!
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2. Bronze Age Fondue Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Bronze Age Fondue is a restaurant specializing in traditional Chinese cuisine. Copper hot pot of Beijing, China has a history of thousands of years. It is characterized by cooking while boiling, putting fresh ingredients such as beef, veal, vegetables, mu
Reviewed By Mia-guo
A very special Chinese style for the restaurant and it is a good place to taste Chinese traditional food. All kinds of vegetables and meat are fresh, the Hot Pot is the same taste as what I ate in China. It is amazing that I have drunk the TSING Tao beers. I am very happy that there is a so good Chinese restaurant in Andorra and I can often eat Hot Pot with my friends and families. The service is also very nice and I recommend it to you.
3. Fat Albert's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 385 reviews
The restaurant and Bar are on two different levels in a beautiful old Andorran Barn. The restaurant offers a wide range of foods, from salads, pizzas to fillets and huge t-bone steaks. We are proud that everything we make is fresh and made to order every
Reviewed By Jayne S
As we entered the bar early evening on the penultimate day of our holiday we were greeted by a group of aging ski instructors still ins salopettes playing in a band, a crowded bar where half itâs inhabitants were doing the conga, whilst others danced on the tables - playing air guitar along with the band. In short it was bloody fantastic. What an apres ski atmosphere! We ate in the bistro and enjoyed great food, friendly service and a fun atmosphere. There were 20 of us and we were all served quickly without a long wait for food.In short, we wished we had found this place earlier and next tine will book ahead.A must visit for people looking for great apres ski and good food!
