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Kinh Do

Kinh Do

Weisse Gasse 4, 01067 Dresden, Saxony, Germany

Fish • Asian • Vietnamese • Vegetarian


"General: In Dresden and another attempt in the cycle to culinarically understand GDR friends. After the marvellous experience with the Cuban fighters in the Varadero in Leipzig and the proper service of the ĈSSR in the Dresdner Wenzel, the troops from Northern Vietnam were now called for in the Kinh Do Hanoi. The Kinh Do is located in the Weißen Gasse, which together with the Gewandhausgasse forms a Gastromeile next to the old market. Already a tourist hotspot that actually makes scepticism come up, whether good comes to the plate in a fast mass business. But the Ocakbasi in the parallel Gewandhausgasse was an enjoyable experience, so that we visited the Kinh Do in a happy expectation on a Friday. You can't expect hipsterlocation, but rather a mass-compatible kitchen. She's tasty in the Kinh Do, so you don't mind going there. In addition, there is a fair price-performance ratio that I hold with four stars. In addition to tourists some Dresden among the guests; most gathered on the terrace. A homepage does not care about the Kinh Do. Service: You experience a black-walled North Vietnamese men's crew at the table. One of the three younger waiters expressed this on request; he himself has already come to the world in Germany. An older Hanoier looked behind the counter and served later in the full restaurant. We experienced a satisfactory service and also the times for ordered drinks and food convened. It's worth three stars. The beverage prices for the location are acceptable: 0.25 l Wernesgrüner stand at €2.30 on the map 0.3l just under €2.80, cheaper the Köstritzer Schwarzbier with €2.50 for 0.3 l. After all, 16 open red and white wines are offered, starting at €4.40 for 0.2 l and being sufficiently described for a targeted choice. It is recommended that the only Vietnamese schnapps on the map, the Nep Moi 4 cl for 3,00 € . As I have just researched, it is a 39.5 rice schnapps, also known as vodka. He's amazingly soft and he smells like peanuts as we both found. Food: The map is extensive and similar as in Chinese restaurants. However, you look for the eight treasures in vain. For us it should be the coconut milk soup 3,50 €, Nem Kinh Do three fried spring rolls, 4,50 € and Tom Xien Nuong two shrimp spits, 4,50 €. The soup was served nicely hot and in a considerable amount with a pineapple, sprouts, mushrooms and peppers. It was very mildly tasted so that only the notched leaf did not only set an optical accent, but also provided the tasteful kick. With a pinch of my Habaneroduck, she took her ride. Also the meat-filled spring rolls and sprinkled shrimps with their dips. We had made a good choice for €12.50. My constant companion is defensive with Asians and chose Vit bat bao 15,50 € . I chose a curry with beef that was marked on the map. On request only for long noses sharp. For this we got a pot with glue, which deserved its name and was tasteful of the simple variety. My curry was brought to taste with coconut milk and two varieties of curry I mean red and green to remember. I'd like to call it a good picant from the sharpness. The solid ingredients were sweet beef with sprouts, cabbage, cucumber, peppers and mushrooms. There were sprouts, bamboo and several varieties of mushrooms, including Shitake, which provide their own chewing experience, but they fit well here. The sauce not Hoisin, but soy. The food was tasty overall without offering special highlights. In a cross-comparison, I'll get close to four stars. Ambiente: The Kinh Do is waiting in the Inn area with three different rooms. The main area extends over the entire front and has a very high ceiling. Vietnamese façades are placed on a side wall, which continues to the counter space in indicated roofs. One sits at large bare tables, between which a lot of space leaves freedom of movement on all sides. On the ground breaking tiles. Opposite the counter, three tables are more eye-catching and plundering. The upper floor not visited by me should be designed with dark furniture and colourful fabrics. The to be heard Asian music for my ears from singing somewhat circular. Cleanliness: In the restaurant everything is fine and also the master toilet in the basement simple and clean."

La Contadina

La Contadina

Reisewitzer Straße 49, 01159 Dresden, Germany

Pizza • Lunch • Italian • Pizzeria


"The fall season begins, and thus again our theatre season begins. With our friends we had got tickets for the Dresdner Boulevardtheater, and before it goes for a fun, cheerful evening, it should be a cozy dinner beforehand. In the boulevard theatre the piece “Azzurro How do I tame an Italian?” was shown. So what's better than going to an Italian restaurant before the play was agreed? Rings around Comödie and Boulevardtheater, however, the search for gastro is quite difficult, because either you go to the nearby Dresden Old Town, and there you have the problem with the mobile base, or you are looking for a gastro in the nearby southern suburb. Finally, I became busy on the travel joker road with the pizzeria and Trattoria “La Contadina”. So in advance I reserved a table for us 5, and on that evening it went towards the big city. Trattoria La Contadina Also around the La Contadina the car park search was not quite easy, but we found a parking space near the edge of the road. The restaurant is located directly on the corner of Reisewitzer Straße/Bonhoefferplatz. From the cozy and shaded beer garden of the restaurant you have a beautiful view of the small park of the Bonhoefferplatz. Beer garden Trattoria La Contadina Already at the entrance of the restaurant we were greeted by a young, southern gentleman. He checked our reservation and accompanied us to our place in the restaurant. The restaurant is decorated in a cosy village Italian style. On rustic, colored wooden chairs you sit very well with a well-padded seat back. The rustic tables are sufficiently large to serve large pizzas without any problems. The walls are kept in turquoise, various wine and olive oil specialties decorate the final edge of the wall panelling. Another part of the restaurant is furnished in a rustic style with old shelves and wooden beams as well as old ruins. Shortly after we had placed, the extensive menu was handed to us and asked for drinks. We're discussing some time to study the beverage card first. The young man removed, but kept us always in sight, and when we had the drinks wishes, he was at the table in a flash. Menu So we ordered as drinks: · 2x 0.5ér Wernesgrüner Pilsner for 4,80 € · 2x 0.5ér Radler for each 4,50 € · 1x 0.25ér White Wine Pinot Grigio for 6,20 € After the young waiter first disappeared to prepare the drinks, we were able to browse the menu. Here we had the agony of choice again. It was to choose from 17 appetizers, 18 pasta dishes, 32 pizzas as well as various meats and fish dishes. Additional daily offers were printed on a kind of cashier, which is a completely different idea. After our drinks were at the table after just 5 minutes, we were able to give our food wishes. Beverage selection As starters we wish: · 2x Insalata Caprese con Bufala Buffalo Mozzarella with Rispentomat, Rucola, Olives, Basil and Baguette for 11,50 € · 1x Antipasto Contadina with grilled vegetables (Paprika, Zucchini, Aubergine , ital. Sausage, various cheeses from Italy and olives for 12,50 € · 1x trio with Insalata Caprese (Büffel Mozzarella , Carpaccio Tirolese (marinized beef fillet thin sliced with rasped Grana Padano, Rucola, olive oil, fresh lemon , Vitello Tonnato (coal slices with homemade tuna sauce, capers 13, sards and bread) But at first sight we realized that we are not disappointed here. Our friend and daughter ever wished the Insalata Caprese con Bufala. A thick layer of fresh rocket and some green and black olives became a fresh tomato, which also really tasted after fresh tomato. On top of this there was the thick ball buffalo mozzarella. The Mozzarella had the typical light yellowing and an intense, strong taste. The whole thing was spiced by the olive oil produced by the host himself. There were still fresh, crispy baguettes. Insalata Caprese con Bufala Buffalo Mozzarella with rispentomats, rocket, olives, basil fresh baguette Our chef had enjoyed the trio from Insalata Caprese, Carpaccio Tirolese and Vitello Tonnato. Even he was not disappointed. While the buffalo Mozzarella was just as good as with his two ladies, Carpaccio Tirolese was also able to convince with its thin and marinated beef fillet discs. Upstairs there was the sprinkled Grana Padano, fresh rocket and fresh lemon. All this again refined with the self-produced olive oil of the inn. Lastly, there was the Vitello Tonnato, consisting of fine fried veal slices, on top with a thick layer of homemade, very strong and tasty tuna cream sauce. The whole was optically refined by capers, anchovies and olives. Here again the fresh and crispy baguette. Trio with Insalata Caprese, Carpaccio Tirolese, Vitello Tonnato I wanted to share with my wife the Antipasto Contadina. There was an extra empty plate, so we don't have to both walk around on a plate. As usual, the antipasti plate was provided with grilled peppers, grilled zucchini, grilled mushrooms and grilled eggplants. For this then one disc different ital. Sausages such as Mortadella, Prosciutto and Salami Abruzzese (with fresh pepper and various cheeses from Italy such as Grana Padano and a fresh goat cheese. The whole was slightly refined with olives and the delicious, self-pressed olive oil and the fresh baguette. The appetizers were already very good, now we were looking forward to the main dishes. Antipasto Contadina with grilled vegetables (Paprika, Zucchini, Aubergine , ital. Sausage, various cheeses from Italy and olives Antipasto Contadina with grilled vegetables (Paprika, Zucchini, Aubergine , ital. sausage, various cheeses from Italy and olives When the nice young gentleman saw that we were done with the appetizers, he asked if we wanted to wait a bit, or then go on with the main dishes. We wished to continue, because we had our theater appointment in the evening. After nearly 20 minutes, our main foods were brought to the table by our waiter and another young gentleman. The daughter of our friend had chosen the spaghetti Carbonara. What initially looked like a small harp, was a big portion. Which makes optical deception on a large plate so. The spaghetti were pleasantly boiled al dente, the Carbonara was unfortunately not really Italian because it was made with egg yolk and cream sauce, which is actually a mortal sin for real Italians. The bacon was too fat and too much. The hearty Grana Padano could no longer travel out. Spaghetti Carbonara spaghetti with egg yolk, bacon, cream sauce and Grana Padano Spaghetti Carbonara spaghetti with egg yolk, bacon, cream sauce and Grana Padano Quite differently the Tagliatelle Atlanticon our friend. Here again a neat portion with al dente boiled tagliatelle, which was refined with a fine and creamy salmon cream sauce. Large pieces of salmon in the sauce gave the whole a tasty result. Also here again ample fresh rocket. Our friend was completely satisfied. Tagliatelle Atlanticon – Tagliatelle mit Lachs Sahnesoße und Rucola My wife decided against her habit once not for pasta because she would always eat the same, but for the pizza caprese. What she liked about this pizza, she was covered with fresh tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella and basil. A thin crispy dough, which on the edge was somewhat erected and airy, made this pizza her favorite. Pizza Caprese – (without tomato sauce with fresh tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella and basil I chose the pizza Salumiere. Here again a large round flade pizza dough, which was very thin and crispy, on the edge light redstaromas from the baking process. The pizza was covered with three slices of a very spicy salami, a large and thin slice of front ham and some small slices of a really sharp salami. At one corner was the same fried bacon as it was invaded at the Carbonara. The whole thing was baked with plenty of mozzarella. By this compilation, however, the pizza was very fat, and certainly nothing for people who need to watch their calories. Pizza Salumiere mit Salami, Vorderschinken, spicy salami and bacon Our chef had the same pizza as me, but he wished for an additional 1.70 € extra, fresh rocket on his pizza. In the end, I was annoyed to have taken the rocket a bit. Pizza Salumiere mit Salami, Vorderschinken, spicy Salami, Speck und additional Rucola Short after 7 p.m., we were here for 1.5 hours, we were ready with our dishes, but now we had to see that we could fix the 3 km to the theatre. We paid, and the waiter said that we should have a little more time next time, because food should be a pleasure with time, and not a walk. He's right. But how long did we last take in the Wjebik in Bautzen with appetizer, main and dessert? We were out after just an hour. But I like better with a lot of time. also so you can wait for the bus ; our conclusion: we left €5 136.20 at La Contadina in Dresden. A very friendly service, a rustic, clean place and a lush menu invite you to dinner here. It wasn't all on the (Italian point, but we like to come back."

Schillergarten

Schillergarten

Schillerpl. 9, 01309 Dresden, Germany

Wine • German • European • Vegetarian


"It's probably one of the best-known Dresdner addresses. Located below the Blue Miracle for strangers and non-dresdner, a beautiful blue-tone bridge over the Elbe is the river, which is also in Hamburg with magnificent views of the Elbe slopes, the cruise and the Elbe cycle path. Schillergarten is a little deep stacked. The garden is just a part, you will find 250 squares on several floors, distributed over men's rooms, bridge rooms, Elb rooms, canopy, conservatory, corner rooms. The restaurant boasts its own confectionery and meatmaking. All conditions for an interesting dining experience. Shortly to the history: already mentioned in 1730 as a guest house, the Schiller, namely the Friedrich von, also stopped here. That's a good sell. After mistakes and confusion, structural decay, then extensive refurbishment, it radiated in new splendour. So there were masses of guests and then still masses of water, 2002 and 2013. Again it was necessary to refurbish, but for the good of the guest you will now find a rustic inn with a corresponding nostalgic ambience. And all chic and new. Even today's most beautiful weather with plush and cloudless sky. So we entered, the young family and the proud grandpa. As usual today, you can even go four-wheeled, find space for the vehicle, the still toothless guest of tomorrow and three hungry adults. The welcome is nice and accommodating despite many guests. The card offers top home cooking at fair prices, so you have the quality of choice. Also a well-readed weekly card. There wouldn't be anything with the recommended Wiener Schnitzel, but it was a greeting from the real home. Fresh beet herring with bean salad and roast potatoes €11.90. Is it a herring season? March? I have to overlook such small things, after all we also have climate warming, today at 8 degrees in February anyway. Previously a sausage meat 5,90€ and a liver dumplings soup 5,90€ . Also the rest should be filled, so there is still the rust meat 11,90€ and the pork cot 8,90€. Since we are on flying plates, for everyone a good choice. To keep the water in the mouth somewhat insulated, the service brings some fresh bread and lard and shortly afterwards the appetizers. The liver dumpling soup comes in a still big lion stall. In steamy spicy broth a rather large-sized dumpling floats. I guess that's a big tennis ball. I try first, and it conjures up a smile in my face. Very tasty, of good consistency. Just like the sausage meat. This is what you notice. I think you don't get satisfied with finished products. An attractive portion, well seasoned, tastefully strong cheese over it, a little lemon and Worcester sauce. Then the toothless made me dazzle. Which baby sucks voluntarily on a lemon carving. Come to Opa, the gastronomy will be happy. And then the main foods. Tastefully dressed without a buckling taste. Good, on all plates roast potatoes, though varied, but really good. With me two crucified fried herings, wonderfully browned, the roast potatoes refined with spring onions, cold bean salad. In front of my spiritual eye the chalk rocks are raised, swarmed by circular gulls, Baltic Sea, beach, thunder wedge...... Then the first bite. Oh, yeah, that was him, the taste of fresh herring. And this, far from the Baltic Sea. Well, after all, the Saxony has been falling on rogues for decades, they also brought home the recipes. And give me a moment of culinary feeling. But also the meat dishes were very good. I haven't found Kotelette on menus for so long. And here you get one of the better ones. Bite-resistant but well-structured meat, with very good roast potatoes and well seasoned tasty beans. Similar to rusting. A nice piece of meat, crowned by fried onion rings, well marinated, was already enough for Thüringer Hausmannskost. Thus we had a good northern southern cross-section of German cuisine. A dessert didn't fit anymore. On going out, we threw a look at the superb looking cakes in the showcase. Here we come back. In spring, in the garden. Eat cake. And perhaps the toothless is no longer such. Just that I'm worried about my food...."