Die Perle von Hongkong

Sankt-Martiner-Strasse 2, 67487 Maikammer, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

🛍 Tea, Meat, Pizza, Cheese

4.6 💬 901 Reviews

Phone: +4963219639616

Address: Sankt-Martiner-Strasse 2, 67487 Maikammer, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

City: Maikammer

Dishes: 35

Reviews: 901

Website: https://restaurant-die-perle-von-hong-kong-maikammer.metro.rest/

"the restaurant the pearl of hong kong is located in the center of maikammer. it is housed in a small inconspicuous building. the dining room does not offer many guests space, but is furnished with love and covered. the restaurant is run in family farm and we were very friendly welcomed and informed by an older lady. authentic Honkong Chinese cuisine is offered without the usual glutamat seasoning, instead it is only cooked with fresh ingredients. from the rich card we chose the lamb plate with water carstan and vegetables and the jian gai with chicken meat. we were given jasmine rice and dip soßen. it tasted excellently good, only the sauce(Jian gai) was the hammer. the prices are slightly...


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Lina Lina

without additives is cooked here with love. very nice people and cozy. it's also going to take.

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that I can still experience it! a chinese that does not need glutamat! authentic is great on the other menu. I ordered fried rice and got noodles - but what should - anyway it tasted. The three extra sauces are worth mentioning.


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where should I start?the service is very friendly and very courteous dishes were very nice and kindly explained there you take time for the guests :)-the eating was a fresh sweetheart the soßen are the hammer and the meat also very tender! all the dishes are still without glutamat! I always like to come back :-)


Hipólito
Hipólito

the restaurant the pearl of hong kong is located in the center of maikammer. it is housed in a small inconspicuous building. the dining room does not offer many guests space, but is furnished with love and covered. the restaurant is run in family farm and we were very friendly welcomed and informed by an older lady. authentic Honkong Chinese cuisine is offered without the usual glutamat seasoning, instead it is only cooked with fresh ingredients. from the rich card we chose the lamb plate with water carstan and vegetables and the jian gai with chicken meat. we were given jasmine rice and dip soßen. it tasted excellently good, only the sauce(Jian gai) was the hammer. the prices are slightly h...

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  • Tea Explore our selection of soothing teas, offering both classic and exotic blends. Perfectly brewed to awaken your senses, indulge in our range for a moment of tranquility and flavor in every sip.
  • Meat Explore our mouth-watering meat selection, featuring expertly grilled steaks, tender chicken, and flavorful lamb dishes, each seasoned to perfection for an unforgettable dining experience.
  • Pizza Delve into our perfectly baked pizzas, crafted with hand-tossed dough, rich tomato sauce, and a blend of gourmet cheeses. Each slice bursts with fresh toppings, ensuring a delightful bite every time.
  • Cheese A curated selection of artisanal cheeses from around the world, featuring diverse flavors and textures that delight the palate. Perfect for sharing or savored individually with the ideal accompaniments.

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  • Lunch
  • Buffet
  • Parking
  • Takeaway

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Altdorfer Straße 3, 67482 Venningen, Germany

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"At the end of September, the newly formed Wörther Gaumenvierer dedicated the municipality of Venningen, more famous of his vinegar as his wine. Also strange, although the village of Edenkoben, which belongs to the association community, is located in the immediate vicinity of well-known wine areas such as Maikammer, Kirrweiler and Edenkoben, one actually only knows the wine specialities of the famous doctoral school. It seems that no Venninger Winzer was able to oscillate until the raised Palatinate grape juice. The winery Bauer, who has not missed a regional restaurant guide Gutshof by friends of deft regional cuisine, has been very popular for many years, is also one of the well-known producers in the area of South Wine Road. For this, almost every local good and Gernesser knows the name of their gastronomy. “Bauer’s Stuben” is a family business that I had never visited despite its good references. Probably Venningens owed “La Vigna”, one of my favorite Italian arrival addresses. In 1977, Rosemarie and Wolfgang Bauer opened an ostrich economy called “Bauernstube”. In their cozy vaulted cellar, a hand-resistant house kitchen was offered for their own wine. The vaulted cellar unused tonight A culinary synergy effect, which today is still successfully exploited in many corners of the South Palatinate – usually on weekends when the rafters come across the Rhine. In the meantime, the local wine bar is a much-developed restaurant with a slinger bar. Conservatory, idyllic courtyard and an almost Tuscan garden terrace behind the house. Just because of this Mediterranean garden it is worth a trip to the well-being Venningen, not far from the A65 motorway. It is really a very beautiful little place of the Palatinate that the two daughters Carina and Christin have created with family support over the years. We were also very impressed by the local atmosphere that radiated this place. I'm glad we can enjoy our food in the open air. Later we moved to the cozy sandstones due to the fresh temperatures. This allowed us to check two locations of the Gutshof for hospitality. Only so much ahead: the “Ambiente test” both passed with Bravour. The idea of giving the Wörther feed quartet a trip to Venningen came from our newcomer, who lives in the nearby village of Böbingen and this place has long been one of its regional favorites. During the evening, the pre-sealed roses should be fully confirmed in terms of service, environment and food quality. So then “Food-Fellas” to Venningen to the Bauer family, where the naturalness in its best form at home or in court. The large-scale, in-house parking space relaxes the situation for guests with a motor-driven mobility background. Nevertheless, we parked our vehicle directly on Altdorfer Straße, not 50m from the estate of the Bauer family. Our colleague had kept us the last parking bay on the street. We entered the village over the half-occupied garden. Vaccination certificates were tested. With the Luca app a check-in was also carried out quickly. As if the big storm was over, the outdoor area, which was tastefully greened by olive trees and other Mediterranean plants, presented itself as real vineyards. The tables no longer completely occupied stood at a pleasant distance from each other. Around them well padded polyrattans provided comfortable seating. Garden impression 1 We were warmly welcomed. No wonder a member of our table company was known here. From the strikingly friendly and flinking service staff I had read several times on the Tripadvisor portal. And yes, the boys and girls did their thing really good. They always had a suitable answer to our questions. The famous Palatinate charm was advised and the step to the stage was also brought to the stage without any problems. The small chat with the service manager, who ran over the way with my curiosity inspection, told me so much about the history of the company, the famous wines and the hospitality philosophy of the farmers, in which the use of regional products is increased. These are on a balanced menu. A tight handful of hearty appetizers, a few meatless classics, salad bowls – of course, bowls – in various facilities, four different flamen cake versions and a carnivorous repertoire of homemade main dishes, from Vienna Schnitzel to Ossobuco to onion roasts and medallions from the pork ends. Bauer's body food program was completed by a series of sweet treats and a seasonal letter of recommendation that had already committed themselves to the culinary autumn. The fall menu for Slender 34 Euro was printed and consisted of a pumpkin cream velvet, a chestnut sauce with red cabbage and roast potatoes and a sweet trilogy. ‘Kannschd nid meckre!’ I heard the aspirants sound cheerful at the neighboring table. In addition, hand-resistant heartbeats such as pork roulade with brittle filling, Cordon Bleu from the farm pig as well as stone mushroom noodles in truffle cream. Oh, I could only take a little more of the spicy mushroom taste, I would probably have chosen the mushroom dish. The open wine program of the Bauer family was examined on a laminated map. From simple Portuguese red wine quarters to 2.80 euros, dry fortified burgundy varieties in white, to rest-sweet late-reading and some rich Cabernet Sauvignon or Merlot quarters up to 4.90 euros were quite represented by all grape varieties cultivated in the South Palatinate. In addition, some bottle wines were introduced by friends with winemakers. There was already a classic estate giant from Buhl's Reichsrat for affordable 22,50 euros. The very fair 29 euros for the Black-Print-Cuvée by Markus Schneider from Ellerstadt would not only cause incredible headaches from Sylt visitors. The special circumstances owed – it was the day of the calculated date of birth of our daughter and although nothing was rained, I almost sat on “divine coals” – I waived an alcoholic aperitif and ordered a Hugo without 4.50 euros. Later I could not resist the well-known Merlot and let him agree. My colleagues were with mineral water from the bottle Black Forest 0.75l for 4.20 Euro, a “real” Hugo with Vol. 5.90 euros and a bottle of Bischoff Premium Pilsener 0.33l for 2.80 euros satisfied for the opening. We got enough time to talk “free” first. That is why we came up with the idea of reading the printed pages we had before us with some time delay. The drinks were all half as wild on the table. Then it was ordered eagerly. A colourful potgri made of pumpkin soup, smoked salmon on potato rash, sour carpaccio, Cordon Bleu, Wiener Schnitzel of course from the calf and twice Rumpsteak – once with herbal butter, once with pepper cream sauce – was put into operation in the kitchen team. This would certainly be a pleasure for the not very low hunger of the good-yellow men round. So at least the first impression if you scavenge on the plates of the adjacent tables. The service provided flott. The praise of his colleague about his pumpkin cream is still in my ear. Pumpkin creams in the glass It was served in a wake-up glass and received the last “grind” above by a small cut liquor, foamed cream and finely spiced crispy crumbs. Pumpkin cream in detail The “local” next to me had chosen the smoked salmon on Rösti 8.90 Euro, which was shaped into a beautiful rose blossom. It's a good choice as a little probier **** told me. The man played a little bit on time. But in an icy expectation of his Wiener Panierstück with additional salad. My little thing was so satisfied with a Saumagencarpaccio 8.90 Euro. The Saumagencarpaccio Alone for her heavenly acidic onion-senf-Vinaigrette had already rewarded the way to Venningen. The thin slices of soaps shining under the Schmacko Dressing were already in full swing with a small slice of cut, halved cocktail tomatoes, salad green and juicy sweet grapes! Saumagen as Carpaccio... why not? Also the fact that the last drop of this outgoing spark was comminuted with the aid of the added white bread was not a surprise. The appetizers were all sitting. So much has been fixed back then. In a cheerful expectation of the main courses, dawn began. The irradiated trees and shrubs, between which we sat, left the already very pleasantly designed outdoor area a trace of more lush. 2 The quiet dinner in the best group of colleagues went into the decisive phase. Since it is not very good to photograph in the dark, the phone had to serve as a light source when the main dishes were knocked off. Until then everything in the “Box” took a bit of what some of them demanded on the table “högschde” discipline. The Cordon Bleu of the presidial head of our causal consortium, which sits diagonally opposite me, was then owed to darkness. But his satisfaction over the meat classics filled with cooking ham and Gouda, who escaped from the appearance after the butter bowl, with the well-sounding French name was 19.80 euros until I came by. In all main dishes a small additional salad with delicious vinegar oil dressing was included. 1 And he fulfilled his task as a fresh side actor to the adorning palate cinema of cattle, calves and pigs in a wonderful way. Additional salad 2 Opposite, two wonderfully mürbe Wiener Kalbsschnitzel glittered 21.90 Euro with the neighboring roast potatoes around the bet. In any case, they lured a broad grin on the Scavenger who cut it. The Wiener Schnitzel Mein Bratkartoffelbuddy next to me – our supplements were on a large plate – crispy potato supplement from the pan had chosen the Rumpsteak with homemade herbal butter. 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A few ripe grapes, an orange physalis and a few freshly cut pieces from the mango tried to meet some fruity freshness in two beautifully arranged "calorie bodies", which were however only to a limited extent successful. The "Nougat-Marzipan Cake" was too dominant. Nougat-Marzipan-Dessert I must confess that half of me would have been full. But somehow I managed to depress the second piece of this angry dessert. Being fathers cannot get enough calories – the impression of one or other colleagues at the table. After that it was really over. There was nothing left. At least in. Get out of here, but a few pounds felt harder. After we paid the bill, we left the farm through the front entrance. One last opportunity to take a closer look at the imposing estate. With the selection of “Bauer’s Stuben” our “Newcomer” had delivered well in the gastro quartet. Its standing can be described as successful. If it were necessary for this colleague of Böbinger Kulinar to have agreed, he would probably have passed it in honor. In the evening the outdoor feed ended. The summerly excavations under the open sky found a juicy end with the move into the Bauer's slumber screaming. Not only the culinary autumn was already in full swing, even the calendar had taken a day before. Our advanced sense of saturation and the circumstance of seasonal change prompts me to close in the reflection of this wonderful evening with a poem by Friedrich von Logau German poet and epigrammatician of the Baroque: “The spring is beautiful, but if the autumn is not, the eye would be filled, but the stomach would be empty!” Yeah."

Mythos

Mythos

Schwimmbadstraße 6, 67487 Maikammer, Germany

Greek • European • Fast Food • Specialities


"Finally sit with two nice colleagues at the Greek. A goal whose implementation lasted a long time since the circumstances of the last weeks and months were as they were. No matter, the president of our decimated Wörther Schlemmerclub – two colleagues need to fit for health reasons – called freshly vaccinated to the first extraordinary session of the year. In his view, this should take place in the Maikammer. The well-known genus stamps, such as the village chronicle, the Gasthaus Zum Winzer or the Waldhaus Wilhelm, were released from the outside. At the Croats in the “Alt Maikammer” we were only last summer, which is why we took the restaurant Mythos into culinary sight. Our club leader had already reported more about its legendary Gyros. A presidial meat oath we wanted to conjure on a warm Monday evening in mid-June. The family resort, which has been run by Son Stamatis since 2014, is very sporty between the tennis hall and the outdoor swimming pool, has a large beer garden, which meets with a warm weather. No wonder, because the local operators have sat down well with visual and noise barriers. Mediterranean herbs, rose bushes and other green foliage included. In the evening in the beer garden Well, that the colleague had reserved a table in advance, because there was something going on in the swimming pool road 6 to Maikammer this evening. Stamatis Temelis, who, as a young boy in his parents' home, took the beer, is an all-round sympathetic person who knows exactly how much humor his guests wear. His little, nicely-meaning jokes about. Alcohol and vegetarianism didn't take him at the table. Quite the opposite: he immediately ensured a relaxed mood and a number of laughs. Even in order to avoid a spell, we were very well attuned with the unobtrusive nature of the myth operator. The fact that it lasted a little longer until we were finally allowed to hold the menus in hands was due to the almost completely occupied outer area and the gastronomic long-covid phenomenon called “personal deficiency”. But we were not on the run and were later compensated with double Ouzos generös. The menu of the myth offers familiar Greek meat food, as you have known, appreciated and digested in German lands for many years. There is also a wonderful offer of meatless, warm appetizers available here. But the predominant part of the dishes listed here contains pork, lamb, cattle or turkey. Hercules' skewer, pushed into the oven Lammhaxe, baked Gyros , swept by the spine again Gyros and, first of all, naturally grilled what the stuff holds. Half a liter of freshly tapped Bellheimer Lord-Pils are available here for grundsolide 3.40 Euro. Experience has shown that the Greek wines are better off. Maybe too wrong. Nevertheless, wine and Schorletrinker do not have to give up their beloved vine juice, because both the openly gifted drops from the winery Hollerith, as well as the refreshments “Don’t bash the Pälzer Rieslingschorle” sprayed with mineral water are listed at affordable prices. Also pleasing: the moderate mineral water price. For a friendlyly calculated 3.90 Euro, the sparkling “Nobel-Nass” brand from the three-quarter litre bottle permeates our driver’s glass, which nobody pretends in terms of alcohol consumption. I let it go quite relaxed with a Schoppen Radler, colleague No. 3 it more liked to be pure and ordered a Lord Pils of the same filling. Choosing our dishes was quick. The headline took it before. Together with the meatworm of the reserve of II. Carnivorengeschwader Schweinfurt went to the outdoor use of the Thermaischen Golf, more precisely to the grill plate provided with the sounding name “Saloniki”, which was praised as “recommendation of the house” in the map. For 38 euros, she offered in twofold quantities: turkey and pork steaks, lamb chops, gyros, pork spears and bifteki. Two small salads ahead and two supplements by choice were part of the almost all-round plantless package. The Gyros general and spinal spear major had chosen the grilled pork chopped. But it wasn't different to expect. He also received the obligatory salad and a supplement, according to choice, on what struck with 13.20 euros. The salad convinced with fresh ingredients. Well, the yoghurt dressing tasted just as it tasted for every standard Greek. “Reliance” means the one, “satisfied” the other. Well, sometimes you can give it to yourself. Don't really hurt. My colleague took off the herb salad. The heads didn't want to have been split for free. The meaty vanguard made my counterpart's gyrosher. The Gyros Oh yes, that looked like an appealing merchandise, which was apparently swung by the spear at the right time. His fries were handed over to him on an extra plate. They were of attractive sorting and crispy texture. Wide potato bars fried Stamatis Temelis and his service boys first had to create a little space to be able to bug the cliche barbecue landscape in our middle. Saloniki replica in scale One to meat staple rolls took the alibi flower cabbage, a few slices of honeymelon and coarse chopped from the onion. With “Griechandaise”, the almost indispensable cheese sauce from Lukull... was not saved. Why? One Saloniki, back and forth! The meat was grilled through the bank to the point. Even the short-grilled parts of the pig did not get too dry. The bifteki was a bit too intense salt to me, oregano, for which the spit impressed me with a great juice. Bif-Bif-Bifteki! And the gyroscope was raised above all “spindles”. You don't get it better, so the unanimous opinion at the table. juicy, cheeky, with adequate wort and not too fat. The myth man had delivered it so well, compliment. Meat landscape Even without being able to present a proof photo of the plastered plate here, you must believe that we incorporate the Saloniki plate up to the last gross. Big GG honor word “I repeat, my honor...” so to speak. Croquettes and Bratkartoffel chips with sheep cheese hood included. Isn't it? There you go! But the two double Ouzo to dessert were duty and aftercare at the same time. Just like the additional beer that could still promote the tensile force in the esophagus during food intake. Of course, you can't laugh like that every week. It wouldn't irritate me either. But one should always give in to the intention to destroy a Greek meat plate. In such a collegial friendly round, that's good."

Dorfchronik

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