Find your next favorite

Kung pao chicken, fried chicken and noodles earn praise at Idamaine maitse on Pärnamäe tee. A request for heat was met. Portions and prices appeal; distance limits one guest’s delivery plans.

A spring lunch combo pleased an Amijami Marati guest, while a neighbour plans regular visits. Another reports a mismatch between advertised and charged prices despite enjoying the sushi.

Red, green and panang curries, plus tom kha, earn praise at KIN KIN on Katusepapi. A guest notes a Thai cook. Welcoming service suits an everyday meal.

Chicken adobo stands out at Hungry Mammu on Magdaleena, with meat tender enough to fall from the bone. Guests praise generous portions and accommodating staff for an Asian lunch.

Sri Lankan kottu and spicy crisp aubergine stand out at Meet & Eat. Chicken rolls and masala tea also appeal. Thoughtful help with a baby let one mother enjoy her tea unhurried.

Sushi House Lounge on Mahtra receives brief praise for sushi and pleasant service. A home order is mentioned without delivery or dish details.

Nechi on Kloostrimetsa tee appeals as a convenient neighbourhood Asian dinner spot. Guests praise freshness, moderate prices and service.

Crisp vegetables and cooking without excess oil appeal at Krua Thai on Keevise. Large portions suit lunch, with a terrace available. A returning dog owner also reports a warm welcome.

Large Punjabi samosas with tamarind chutney succeeded at a Chaat House catering order. Mutton soup tasted good but lacked vegetables. Another guest strongly disliked Indian pizza, indicating uneven impressions.

Two CHI Rocca al Mare visits involved confused orders and waits approaching an hour. Another guest found soup overly peppery and chicken dry. Responses to feedback also disappointed.

Cafe Mumbai guests on Keevise praise spicy food and low prices. Short reviews give no dish details, pointing only towards a budget Indian lunch.

Origami on Mardi has one saved delivery review. The guest enjoyed the food and appreciated all requests being followed, with sweets as a welcome extra. No specific sushi was named.

A Jioji guest enjoyed mini bao and pink dumplings. Bao dough felt heavier than versions tried in Guangdong, while dumpling wrappers were silky. Only one detailed order is described so far.