TALLINN PLACES TO EAT · GOOGLE MAPS
Tallinn restaurants, cafés and places to eat. Every listing includes a Google source and editorial visit status.
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Sushi House Kristiine earns praise for set prices, but two guests report hard foreign pieces in food. One says attempts to contact the business went unanswered. These accounts have not been independently checked.
Fish and value earn praise at Brezza on Põhja puiestee. One guest collected sushi for a Kadriorg picnic. Delivery felt slow to another, though the food was enjoyed.
HAN’s at Balti Jaam has satisfied guests choosing vegan dishes. Another liked bao filling but found too little of it in dry dough. Noodles in that order were overly oily.
Ramen Rush on Narva maantee lets guests prepare noodles with selected toppings. Mochi and drinks appeal. Lunch crowds, confusing self-service layout and loud music make it less relaxing for some.
At Nuudel on Mardi, a lone diner waited over half an hour for spicy soup amid delivery traffic. Other accounts question oil flavour, broken furniture and bathroom cleanliness. Expectations of the setting should be modest.
Saved Spice&Grill accounts describe overcooked noodles, soft rather than crisp chicken and weak seasoning. One delivery took over two hours. The texts offer no positive pointer for choosing a dish.
APPETHAIZER guests particularly recommend the banana pancake. Prawn pad thai and tom kha also appeal, with large portions. Prices and friendly service support the Thai cooking.
A Tiger Wok Pae delivery regular enjoyed a first dine-in visit, finding the room clean and comfortable. Guests praise large portions and helpful staff; highchairs and a welcome for a small dog are mentioned.
Spicy lemon-chicken soup and butter chicken pleased guests at CHI Lasnamäe Centrum. Another beef dish was tough and sweet. Staff packed leftovers helpfully, but under-table cleanliness drew a complaint.
AURORA on Vormsi pleased one family with food and a playroom. Other reviews describe an unpleasant borscht smell and a drink-quantity dispute. A visitor also found communication difficult outside Russian.
K-Town Telliskivi accounts describe unmet expectations of Korean lunch: missing items, bland bibimbap and cold meat on fries. Attractive presentation did not make up for flavour during these visits.
Japchae, samgyeopsal and chicken in a moderately spicy sauce earn praise at Oppa’s Kitchen on Lastekodu. Generous portions pair with shareable kimchi. Juicy chicken particularly impressed one guest.
Rich miso broth and chicken noodles pleased Ocean Sushi guests on Liivalaia. Sushi, room design and comfortable chairs also earn praise. Accounts suggest a relaxed dinner rather than a hurried bite.
Sushi Vibes between Balti Jaam station and market suits a stop en route. One traveller ate here twice during a short Tallinn visit. Generous filling, large portions and cleanliness earn praise.
Large portions and miso earn praise at Amijami Kristiine. Another guest found sushi dull and rice underseasoned, but appreciated being able to order a small maki quantity without a large set.
Pad thai and tom kha stand out at China Wok on Karjavälja. Peking chicken also pleased, though a guest wanted it cut more carefully. Comfortable seating was a welcome practical detail.
Goan fish curry earns praise at Ruchi on Kalaranna. Another guest found soy vegetables and garlic pork similarly sweet and unlike expectations. Indian and other Asian choices leave different impressions.
Food and takeaway drinks appeal at Sushi 7 Telliskivi. One visit was marked by an irritated response to questions. The sushi still pleased, separating food enjoyment from the welcome.
Hidden Blue Dragon on Lembitu earns praise for prices and seasoning. Three-chilli dishes were not overly hot for one visitor. Staff checked an order carefully to prevent overpayment.
Well-cooked lamb and chicken particularly pleased guests at Friends on Kärberi. Portions are large and prices moderate. Polite staff and a comfortable setting support a neighbourhood meal.
Laph Tai hides around an old shop corner and is tiny: one guest counted two tables. Thai cooking and warm hosts rewarded the search. A delivery arrived hot with a smile drawn on the bag.
Tantra on Nunne combines Indian and Korean dishes. Butter chicken, tikka masala and fried chicken pleased one group; another found different dishes tasted alike. The plain room and cleanliness draw mixed responses.
Careful roll presentation, portions and a welcoming reception appeal at Amijami Haabersti. One guest wanted slightly more salt in the rice but otherwise enjoyed the order.
Koyo on Dunkri seats diners at a counter facing the chef; one guest counted eleven seats. The intimate omakase format earns praise for individual courses, conversation and Japanese flavours, suited to a dedicated evening.
