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Pizzeria Taormina

➤ Kaiserstraße 8, 66849, Landstuhl, Germany

Menu • Pizza • Cafés • Asiatisch • Europäisch

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"This spot used to be my "go to" restaurant for great Italian food for dinner with friends or for family when they visited. Now, I'm sad to say that at best it is very good and at worse it's fair. When the kitchen is "on" the food is a good representation of quality Italian food. Pizza is usually a safe dish, as are the salads. There is plenty of room for large groups and there is a cheerful patio out back. I've lived in the area for going on 10 years and I still eat there hoping it will be a good night for the kitchen."

9chan

➤ Kaiserstraße 40, Landstuhl I-66849, Deutschland, Germany

Menu • Suppe • Asiatisch • Mittagessen • Thailändisch

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"Eigentlich eines unserer liebsten Restaurants und unser absoluter take away favorite, aber in den letzten Wochen oder Monaten gehen die Wartezeiten einfach nicht mehr. Jedes Mal mindestens 30 Minuten länger als angegeben bei Abholung. Auf das Essen zum dort essen wartet man teilweise über 2 Stunden, das ist schlicht und einfach eine Frechheit. Vier Sterne gibt's trotzdem, weil das Essen durchweg überragend ist. Ich hoffe, die Dauer ändert sich schnell wieder, denn, wenn sich an den Zeiten nichts ändern, werden wir dort leider nicht mehr bestellen. Update....es hat sich glücklicherweise sehr schnell geändert und seitdem ist wieder alles perfekt!"

Cockpit Lounge

➤ Kaiserstraße 3, 66849, Landstuhl, Germany

Menu • Suppe • Barren • Fleisch • Europäisch

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"For my last night in Landstuhl, I finally made it to the Cockpit Lounge attached to Hotel Christine. Perhaps, next time I will stay at this hotel. I wanted to this time, but they were completely booked, which is why I went here with a...bad attitude. I will say that this meal was absolutely amazing and is up there with the best in Landtuhl even though it does not make my top three. Of course, the Air Force feel of the place gave it some bonus points. I started off with now the best Hungarian goulash soup in Germany. It was perfect and had lots of meat to accompany the savory soup. I missed taking a picture of the salad, but it was big. I feel like I am in Texas with these salads! I thoroughly enjoyed the salmon and perch fillets in lobster sauce. It was so darn good. I have a couple more places left to check out in Landstuhl, but I have almost hit them all. Back to Stuttgart tomorrow"

Alom Dee

➤ Bruchwiesenstr. 10, 66849 Landstuhl, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Menu • Sushi • Suppe • Asiatisch • Vegetarier

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"(If you want to a quick summed up review just skip to #3)The first time I went to Alom Dee in 2014 i was pretty impressed. The quality of service and food were pretty good compared to the appearance of the place. Naturally we thought we discovered a little gem. Not the case now a days! #1. The receptionist/waitress (who doesn't take your order mind you, you write it yourself) is one of the snottiness people I've met. Why this woman is still employed there is beyond me. I'm a pretty laid back guy, takes a fair amount to get under my skin but this young lady did it in about 15 min. Congrats, new record. If the owner had some intelligence he/she would read these reviews and send ole girl packing.#2. The food... what a waste of time and money. It took a solid 20 min to get our order in and even get drinks. The place wasn't busy. When snotty waitress picks it up she lets us know that there is no sushi tonight. Wouldn't be a big deal if you would put up a sign or maybe let some folks know when you seat them. So we adjusted our order and finally got it placed, 30 min in. When we received our food, ONE HOUR AND 15 MIN LATER the orders were incorrect and it was hot garbage. I kid you not, you can get the same quality at a Chinese fast food joint, heck it would probably be better. We choked it down and did our best to get out of there. We went so far as to separate our orders between 2 couples so this rocket scientist of a receptionist wouldn't screw it up, but she did. That was another 10 min to get "fixed". When she returned our receipts were partially done on the computer and partially inked in with pen. Super sketchy. My bill was 70€... 70€ for what looked and tasted like microwave food. I wanted out of there so bad that I just paid it and left. #3. Finally, just some words of recommendation. Don't go here. If you have self respect take a 5 min drive to Mr. Lian's. Great food and even better service. This place is hot and cramped, the food is sub par, prices are obnoxious and service is non-existent. To the owner, fire your receptionist. Seriously, read the reviews, she's losing you patrons. I gave it 24 hours to try and cool off about this visit, didn't work. Don't go here, I'd recommend going hungry before I'd recommend giving your money to this dumpster of an establishment."

Seoul Korea Restaurant

➤ Landstuhler Str. 23, 66877 Ramstein-Miesenbach, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Menu • Sushi • Kebab • Fastfood • Vegetarier

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"We moved to Germany from Korea 2 months ago, and decided to try this restaurant because we had been wondering if it was good. My family (husband, 2 children, and I) came in on a weeknight for dinner about 1830-1900. We were greeted promptly at the door, and seated right away. My kids were excited to see the decor inside, which was decorated similar to the Korean temples we had visited not too long ago. They also noticed the celadon pottery, and the dolls displayed wearing hanbok. Go figure!We looked at the menu, and decided to try the Yaki Mandu, kimchi, japchae, beef bulgogi, and the kids wanted to share bibimbap. Also, our son asked if he could get the kimchi soup, as it was one of his favorites at his Korean preschool. We did notice the prices were definitely NOT Korea standard (30,000₩ for the 4 of us to eat well), but that's okay. The Yaki came out hot, and was delicious! There were 5 pieces in an order. Our kimchi came, and was perfect: not too fishy, and just the right amount of spice, which we had been missing. My son received his kimchi soup, and while it was a bit more spicy than he had had at school, he enjoyed it, and my husband and I ate what he didn't, as it got spicier nearer the bottom of the bowl. Our bulgogi, japchae, and bibimbap came out together, along with 2 servings of rice (in the correct rice containers!). The bibimbap and bulgogi were sizzling! We had neglected to request no red pepper paste for the bibimbap, since the kids were sharing it, but I scraped most out, and it wasn't terribly spicy to begin with. The bulgogi came with winter and summer kimchi (cabbage and cucumber, respectively), daikon radish kimchi, and the kraut salat that Germans prefer. The bulgogi was great! Flavorful, seasoned just right, and no 'mystery' pieces of wiggly beef. The japchae was DELICIOUS! It had the same bulgogi beef, broccoli, and onion in it. The bibimbap was perfect as well! It really was more bang for our buck, as it was enough for the kids to share. Oh, man, I almost cried, as everything was so good! We will definitely be back. While not an inexpensive meal, we were ALL super-happy, so it was worth it!*we will all have to continue practicing our metal chopstick skills. Turns out, they leave you if you don't practice regularly *"