What are the top rated restaurants in Bergisch Gladbach where I can eat Spring Rolls?

The most popular Spring Rolls restaurants in Bergisch Gladbach are: Chinarestaurant Große Mauer Phad Thai Thai Imbiss

How much does on average costs Spring Rolls

On average Spring Rolls costs $6.2. Depending on ingredients and location that price can be a lot different.

Spring Rolls Restaurants in Bergisch Gladbach

The best places in Bergisch Gladbach to eat Spring Rolls. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Bergisch Gladbach who offer this dish to eat out or take away.

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Chinarestaurant Große Mauer

4.3

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4.3

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City: Bergisch Gladbach, Overather Straße 50-52, 51429, Bergisch Gladbach, Germany

"Very friendly service price/performance fits. Buffet enough beer could be a colder"

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Phad Thai Thai Imbiss

4.5

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4.5

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City: Bergisch Gladbach, Neue Nussbaumer Str. 2-4, 51469 Bergisch Gladbach, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

"It was a mixed experience to go to Corona. The Tom Kah soup was perfectly the right flavors. The yam salad was basically mixed vegetables and a thin spicy sauce. The vegetables weren't boiled, but they were hot from being packaged in plastic and into the bag with the hot food. I don't know if it was a hot salad, or a salad that was inadvertently hot. So I cooked it when I came home like a freak. I ordered red curry chicken and it was good, but as with so many Thai restaurants, they targeted underboiled the large pieces of vegetables to give the impression of freshness? If the vegetables had been cooked for a few minutes, it would have been great. Lastly my husband ordered #33, fried egg noodles with vegetables and chicken. It was yellow. Like the curry powder you get in the German grocery store. It was very inconspicuous and the noodles looked like spaghetti noodles, in neon yellow. I tried it and it had very little taste that would perhaps work for children and seniors in Germany. Strange, despite the name of the restaurant, I could not find Phad Thai on the menu. There was no panang or Massamann, which I would normally order. If I find myself in this area, I'll go back, but I'll ask her to cook the vegetables. The portions were large enough to serve as two meals for me and my husband, and for a total of 28 Euro, that is not bad."

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