Indochine - Menu

The Indochine bills itself as a Thai restaurant that is part of the Cinecitta multiplex complex, even so located in a separate buidling next to the...

We ordered tapas. Most of them taste very bad. The ham was expired, the Spanish tortilla it's made purely with eggs and doesn't have potatoes. Very bad restaurant!

Really reasonable prices and quite tasty. The Tom kha soup was some of the best I've had anywhere. The rest of the menu was kind of your standard south easy Asian fare.

This restaurant offers a valid alternative to the typical Franconian cookery. You can find a selection of Indian and Thai dishes, with a good quality at an affordable cost. The atmosphere is really enjoyable, too.

Dont be fooled by the name of the restaurant. There are other Asian restaurants in Nuremberg that are much better. The food is ok but does not taste authentic. Though slightly overpriced for what you get it is a nice venue for an occasional bite before catching a movie. Service is Good.

I had dinner for 2 in this restaurant and I was not impressed! The name is Indochine.... as far I remember Indochina is Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos. Most of the food is from Thailand, few dishes from Vietnam and nothing from Laos. Further I was missing the most important dish from Vietnam.... Pho soup!

I visited my sister who lives in town. It was quite difficult to find a place we both could enjoy, some places she knew and didn't want to go, others she didn't know and again didn't want to go. Finally I convinced her to try something new. And guess what she loved it, the service the food, the location.

I've been to Indochine a few times, and I have to say it is not one of my favourites in Nuremberg. The concept, first of all, is strange. It "specializes" in Thai and Indian cuisines as well as tapas. The result is that, in my opinion, neither specialty shines. The curries were average (I've had much better in Nuremberg) and seemed to be "Germanized" (i.e. not authentic). The tapas was also average, although not the worst I've had. I wish this restaurant would decide what it is, and focus on being a good one, rather than trying to cater to a wide audience because the result is mediocre. I will say that in the summer, sitting outside right on the Pegnitz river is great, something this place d...

Went there after watching a good movie at the close by CineCitta. The menu has a good variety (both, Spanish tapas and Thai cuisine) and browsing through the menu, you can mouthwatering dream away into different corners of the world.This time I decided to go to Asia. Eventhough they have a weekly chenging part of the menu, I chose a 'standard' from northeast Thailand. A beef dish, sour and spicy with sticky rice.I asked the waitress whether 'spicy' is more the European 'spicy' or the Thai version. She assured me it would be the latter. Lucky me, they added some extra chillies for decoration. After adding all of them, I could confirm, it was kinda Thai spicy.It tastes great (if you like sour...