Been to La Tartina twice since they popped up. That braised beef with garlic mash is still the thing I keep thinking about. Tender, rich, exactly what I want on a cold evening. The tasting menu changes a bit, but that dish stayed consistent. Good to see a pop-up that actually holds its quality.

The Khao Soi was solid &mdash; rich broth, good flavor. Noodles got a bit lost in the soup though. I&#39;d still order it again for takeout.

Jampa took such good care of us&mdash;really warm and attentive. Sushi was fresh too. Just wish the place weren&rsquo;t so packed, got a bit loud by the end.

The stir-fried lamb was fresh, came out fast, and honestly pretty good for what it costs. Slightly salty, but I&rsquo;d still order it again. They even offered to adjust it next time, which I appreciated. Nothing fancy about the place, but it does the job when you&rsquo;re hungry and short on time.

Solid tapas, prices are fair. Staff were friendly. Gets loud and packed though, but fine for a casual drink.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. The krapow was spot on, spicy and savoury. Thai omelette with tom yum soup hit the spot too. Place gets busy around noon, but the food came out fast enough. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area and need a proper Thai fix without the wait.

Great terrace and friendly crew. The cordon bleu paired nicely with a crisp white wine. Fair prices too.

The wine list here is thoughtfully put together &mdash; our bottle of Syrah paired beautifully with the lamb. Seating&rsquo;s comfortable, tables spaced out nicely. Service was professional, though the room got a bit loud later.

I was impressed by the quality of the food, especially the r&ouml;sti and cordon bleu. Each dish is prepared with great care and attention to detail.

The mezze platter had everything&mdash;hummus, baba ganoush, stuffed grape leaves. All of it tasted fresh, not like it sat in a fridge. The bread was warm too. Garden seating under the vines was nice, but service dragged when it got busy. I&rsquo;d come back just for that platter.

The green curry here was seriously good&mdash;spicy enough to make me pause but not overpowering. I&rsquo;ve had Thai food in Thailand and this holds up, maybe even better. Portions are solid for what you pay. Didn&rsquo;t expect to find this spot, but I&rsquo;d come back just for that curry.

The grilled octopus was spot on, tender and smoky. Paired it with a glass of their Sancerre, which cut through the richness nicely. Service was attentive without hovering. Sure, the bill stings a bit, but for that level of cooking, I didn&#39;t mind. Would come back for the bar seating alone.

The food was solid&mdash;tasty and pretty authentic. But the service really dragged. We waited ages for the mains, and then even longer to flag someone down for the bill. Tables that came in after us got their food first, which was a bit annoying. A decent glass of red helped pass the time though.

Solid wine list and the terrace is perfect for a quick drink after work. Sunset views over the city are a nice touch. Service was fast enough for a short stop.

The shoyu ramen here is simple and honestly really good. Broth has that deep soy flavor without being too heavy. Service was quick, which I appreciated since I was short on time. Place was busy but I got seated right away. Just wish the noodles had a bit more chew to them. Still, solid bowl if you&#39;re nearby.

The tarte flamb&eacute;e and homemade lemonade are still my go-to here. Right at the bus stop, so it&rsquo;s easy to pop in. Staff have always been friendly.

Came for a quick lunch, got seated right away. Food was solid, nothing fancy but hit the spot. Service was fast enough for a workday break. 👍

New Bombay is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for great value in Zurich. The portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable for the quality of food and service provided.

The kids&#39; playroom saved us &mdash; actually got to finish my meal while it was still warm. Food was solid, nothing fancy but consistent. Service did the job.

The pike perch was the standout &mdash; perfectly cooked, flaky, with a butter sauce that actually tasted like something. Came by boat from Luzern and walked up from Treib, which probably made me hungrier than usual. Portion was decent for the price. Busy spot though, so book ahead if you want a table.

Open kitchen lets you watch the wok action, pretty fun. They&#39;ve got beer and wine too, decent selection.

Sushi and sashimi mix for 34 CHF is honestly a good deal for Zurich. Portions felt fair and the fish was fresh. Nice little spot to share with friends.

The pad thai was decent&mdash;fresh, not greasy, and the portion was fair for the price. I didn&#39;t leave hungry, which is honestly what matters most to me. Fried rice was solid too. Tables are a bit tight, so don&#39;t expect much privacy, but for a quick meal it&#39;s fine. Service didn&#39;t keep me waiting long.

The room used to be a silk production hall, right next to the Kunsthaus. High ceilings, big windows, lots of light. Felt spacious even when it got busy. Food was solid, but honestly I was mostly just enjoying the space.

The braised beef was the standout &mdash; tender, rich, and properly seasoned. Had the wine pairing with it, and that worked well too. Portion size was decent for the price. Didn&#39;t pay much attention to the room or service, but the plate itself did the job. Would order that again.

We came with a big group and Bilal handled it well. Food came fast, which surprised me. He was friendly, made a few jokes. Nothing fancy, just solid casual dinner. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area.

The terrace is the reason to come here. Sitting out there, you&#39;re basically right on the lake. Fish dish was solid, well-prepared. Prices are a bit steep for what you get though. Service was okay but not super attentive. Fine for a relaxed meal if you&#39;re already in the area, just don&#39;t expect anything more.

The handmade tortillas are the reason to come here. You can actually taste the difference, they&#39;re soft and slightly charred. Got the birria tacos, plenty of flavor, though the consomm&eacute; could&#39;ve been hotter. Salsa bar is decent, the green one has a nice kick. Nothing fancy, just solid Mexican food.

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