Wild Rice - Menu

Bahrenfelder Straße 170, 22765, Hamburg, Germany

🛍 Suppe, Pasta, Fleisch, Hühnchen

3.6 💬 5080 Reviews
Wild Rice

Phone: +494033907113,+494039908113

Address: Bahrenfelder Straße 170, 22765, Hamburg, Germany

City: Hamburg

Menu Dishes: 35

Reviews: 5080

"At first sight wild rice look like one of those Asian restaurants with no real taste and no real cuisine. I dare you to say that about wild rice! I ordered a soup, the grilled shrimps and the peanut duck.. All three were a success! I even caught myself collecting every peanut sauce drop left in my plate! A must try in Altona, price are crazy service is okay (soup could have come faster). The only bad point is that they don't bring you the bottle if you order a coke. But at least you have a big glass! Will come back"

Full menu - 35 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Soups

Entrées

Vietnamese Specialties

Sommerrollen

Diem Tam

Vietnamese Dishes

Vermicelli Dishes

Japanese Specialties

Uncategorized

Beliebte Gerichte

Knuspriges Hühnerfleisch

Lunch

Rindfleischgerichte

Diem-Tam / Tapas

Hühnerfleisch

Lunch Menus

Pasta

Thai Appetizers

Asia - Ente

Vegetarian Dishes

Beef Dishes

Salad

Pho Xao

Tofu Dishes

Nikolaj Nikolaj

eating is not great, but ok, kind of tasteless and boring but generous portions. service is good and fast.

Address

Show Map

Reviews

Scotty
Scotty

we came after a long day of traveling and cycling around hamburg over this restaurant and surpassed our expectations. the food was fresh and tasty and the restaurant was full of local enjoying dinner.


Лусио
Лусио

An amazing lunch!!! A lovely little Asian eatery in Altona!!! The duck is the best I've ever had!!!! Loved the spring rolls and the rice and noodles and the mango salad!!! Authentic and satisfying food!!!


Jennifer
Jennifer

The staff is not particularly friendly, but they do prepare some good food in their open plan kitchen. Duck dishes are very good, especially considering the price. Plenty of choice for around 10€ per dish. View menu


Zetta
Zetta

although they can have the local favorite pad thais, this restaurant offers a whole series of exotic dresses. the ruptures of kangaroo I tried and surely tasty they were and black look they had. for a free, a main dish and a drink they can pay €20. crocodile soup safe next time.


Всеволод
Всеволод

Chosen and recommended by a friend, we went to eat dinner. There were a variety of three or four fully vegetarian options (if you eat dairy and eggs, that is). Liked the interior, food was nicely presented and tasted good. Service tried its best but it was very busy and it was getting difficult. All in all, nice place for a fairly quick bite.


Charlotte
Charlotte

Great food and variety in the menu for a very good price. The staff was not so friendly but I do not speak German though, they did accommodate and serve us properly though. One of the ladies misunderstood my order and brought me an extra plate, I explain to her I did not order that and she accept my explanation, I keep going back because the food is really goooood! View menu


Anneliese
Anneliese

We been here a couple times now and every time we been here the foods been great. We usually share starters like a papaya salad or bulgogi chicken. Always tested fresh and yummy. I so far had the pho the pho bun (salad style) and pad Thai. I liked the tastes of all. The pho is great and i been to Vietnam and had lots of it. Fresh and yummy. Same goes for pad Thai. Huge plates. It's good food for a good price. The service sometimes is a little slow but still friendly and helpful enough. We be back.


Edd
Edd

a pho bo for almost 11€ in the center of hamburg? well, I believed it, but before to my friends said: “I don’t think this is a good deal.” I was totally wrong. the price is reasonable. a chat with the waitress (from...Vietnam) afterwards, revealed that the owners are well aware that their pho bo was a 3-4€ more expensive than anywhere else. the quality of bark and ingredients, the finely cut crumbled and the fact that the broth is from the bones of the shaft, would do the price-justice and I take my hat.


Cade
Cade

At first sight wild rice look like one of those Asian restaurants with no real taste and no real cuisine. I dare you to say that about wild rice! I ordered a soup, the grilled shrimps and the peanut duck.. All three were a success! I even caught myself collecting every peanut sauce drop left in my plate! A must try in Altona, price are crazy service is okay (soup could have come faster). The only bad point is that they don't bring you the bottle if you order a coke. But at least you have a big glass! Will come back View menu

Hamburg

Hamburg

Hamburg, a port city in northern Germany, is known for its maritime heritage, vibrant culture, and local dishes like Fischbrötchen and Labskaus. It's a blend of old charm and modern vibe.

Categories

  • Suppe Warm and comforting soups to nourish your soul. Choose from a variety of flavorful broths and hearty ingredients, perfect for a simple appetizer or a satisfying meal on a chilly day.
  • Pasta Delight in our selection of classic and contemporary pasta dishes, each crafted with fresh, quality ingredients and flavorful sauces that capture the essence of Italian cuisine in every bite. View menu
  • Fleisch 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.
  • Hühnchen Succulent and savory, our chicken dishes are crafted with tender meat, flavorful seasonings, and diverse culinary inspirations. Enjoy a delectable variety that's sure to satisfy every palate.

Amenities

  • Mitnahme
  • Lieferung
  • menu
  • Sitzplätze
  • menu
  • Reservierungen

Similar Restaurants

Haerlin

Haerlin

Neuer Jungfernstieg 9, 20354 HAMBURG, Hamburg, Germany

Menu • Wein • Europäisch • Französisch • Vegetarisch


"There's always a question (in my mind, anyway) as to Michelin's accuracy/usefulness outside of France. In the US, it's not very helpful at all and in Europe ex-France, I've found it hit and miss. Haerlin represented only my second stab at a two-star in Germany and the first meal (Heinz Winkler), while a thoroughly wonderful overall experience, felt like the second star might have been a stretch. Not so at Haerlin, this was a two-star meal that stands fork-to-fork with any I can remember.The food is stylized to within an inch of its life, but close to flawless in both conception and execution. Outside of a large selection of generally unremarkable breads and a luke-warm roasted onion broth added to an amuse at table side that probably should have been hotter, the meal was simply one perfect dish after another. Maybe the sorbet intermezzo was a little old school in such a fashion forward meal, but - hey - it was delicious! Keep it.The room is suitably formal, luxurious in a traditional style, and quite comfortable. The pace of service might be a little leisurely for some (I ate alone and the four-course menu (seven + courses, including amuses, etc) pushed it a bit, stretching just over three hours. However, the friendly and attentive staff kept an eye out the entire time and stopped by if the time between courses presented the opportunity.The somm, in particular, was a great diversion, visiting from time to time to discuss the varied and interesting wines on offer. He provided useful insight into the outstanding selection of trocken Rieslings on the list. He guided me to a 2001 Burklin-Wolf GG that, at Eu 150, was both a great bottle of mature white and a tremendous value for a wine of this quality in this type of restaurant. (Good luck finding a white burgundy of this quality at this price at any multi-star restaurant - or at retail, for that matter.) He also suggested a wonderful German Pinot Noir by the glass that worked perfectly with the meat course and wasn't terribly expensive. The list is extensive, but not the tome you see at some restaurants, but don't be fooled - wine service at Haerlin is both a major plus and represents notable value in the context of multi-star restaurants.I'm not going to argue two-star vs three-star because that distinction often seems to be kind of mysterious (and tangentially related to the food), but I will say that this place certainly deserves two stars. I had just a flat-out great meal. If you can work in a visit, Haerlin should be high on your list."