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Where to eat Chinese food in Traun: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Chinese food in Traun, Upper Austria, Austria. Traun [ˈtʀaʊ̯n] ( Pronunciation (help·info)) is an Austrian city located on the north bank of the river Traun and borders Linz, the capital of Upper Austria, to the east. The name Traun is derived from the Celtic word for river (dru). Traun is the fifth largest city in Upper Austria, located in the district of Linz-Land.
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8. Sino Wok GmbH - Wok'n Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By 101milanl
If you like this type of food and restaurant concept, this is the place to go. Huge selection of everything, nicely prepared and very kind staff. The price is very reasonable.
7. Restaurant Szechuan Impression
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By mischkl
Really delicious, authentic Szechuan cuisine, a million times better than most other "Chinese food" restaurants in Austria. They were also very friendly and accommodating to our wish for the dishes to be prepared vegan and with the "original Chinese" level of spiciness. Ma po tofu, mung bean jelly appetizer, dim sum (amazingly not bland despite only vegetable filling!), cucumber salad, seasonal vegetables and eggplant each had their own character and were wonderfully flavorful. I recommend this place to anyone who wants something different (better and more authentic) than what other Chinese places offer - and recommend ordering and eating Chinese-style -- to share -- so that everyone can taste a little bit of everything and enjoy a variety of taste explosions.
6. 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. Taifun Panasian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By P4014
The restaurant is huge because it seems to be designed for buffet mostly.The decoration is quite comfortable and you can enjoy different environments.The price of the buffet is great and you would expect for that regular food but we had a nice surprise with the great quality. You can also order from the menu but you have more than enough options in the buffet. For the luxus buffet which is still very reasonable you can pick your own ingredients and get your food prepared right there. I didn't have sushi this time but everything else was fresh and tasty.We went on a Saturday and there were many families but the distance between tables is quite large so if there was a tired kid we wouldn't have heard it.
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4. KungFu - Wok | Reis | Nudeln
Reviewed By thomaschek
Jedes Mal wenn ich zum Einkaufen in der Plus City bin muss ich mich regelrecht bremsen um nicht schon wieder bei KungFu zu essen. Um weniger als fünf Euro bekommt man dort eine kleine Portion "Nudeln mit knuspriger Ente" die wirklich ungemein lecker ist. Es gäbe auch eine grosse Portion aber ich bin von der kleinen normalerweise schon recht gut gesättigt. Dann gibt es natürlich auch andere Gerichte wie Nudeln mit Huhn, Reisgerichte, kleine Frühlingsrollen und dergleichen aber an die Ente kommt einfach nichts heran.Nicht zu empfehlen sind die Softdrinks wie Cola oder Orangade. Diesen Fehler habe ich nur einmal gemacht. Man wird aber auch nicht schief angesehen wenn man zu seiner Nudel-Ente ein Cola von Mc Donalds trinkt.Fazit: schnell und lecker essen zum günstigen Preis.
Where to eat Asian food in Traun: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Maneki Neko
Housemade asian streetfood and housemade drinks.
Reviewed By J5682TCsandrak
Wir hatten Lust auf einen Snack, da stach diese coole rote Location ins Auge. Als Highlight wurde gerade ein Platz am Schaukeltisch / Sitzbank frei. Ein tolles Gefühl hier sein Essen einzunehmen. Mit dem Gutschein Heft von Plus City gabs noch einen mango tango drink for free dazu. Das chicken und Rice war super, auch der drink. Leider fehlt es an Softdrinks.
2. Baoda China-Restaurant
Reviewed By Adlhel
Ich esse gerne chinesisch vom Buffet. Hier kann mal immer mal was Neues probieren.. Zu Mittag schnell mal zum Chinesen - hier ist man richtig. All you can eat - und das zu einem guten Preis
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1. Cooking Lee Im City Center Traun Bahnhofstrasse 21 +43 7229 51235
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By jarkasuranova
Lovely place for dinner with friends,food is very tasty and u can choose from many dishes.We really enjoyed.highly recommanded
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