Melno Cepurīšu Balerija - Jelgava

In general, they have no special vegan offers except maybe reisnudel wok that I have ordered (the kerl asked if teriyaki sauce is okay with me and replied that it is. not sure could actually contain fish sauce or something like that, but he personally did not know it. very strange). the wok itself consisted of what seemed overcooked noodles in a cheap load dipped buy teriyaki sauce with minimal sweetness here and there. Not to mention that I asked to add less oil while cooking, but the dish came still greasy. However, if I am asked to mention what is positiw, then at least the wok relatiw cheap 4 euro was and the portition size will not deter them. I even found it too big for me, so there were some rest that could not really be a good thing from the look of food waste and could be taken as an indicator that eating was not very good at first place. Nevertheless, if the people of their party insist on going there or visiting them there a concert and they are really hungry, then I could decide for it. it is not as if eating is not to eat, it is simply not good.

Great place, delicious food, great items, fast and polite service. How big was my ribs

When I get back to Jelgava, I'll be more than sure where I have to eat. Very good prices for the sizes of the portions. I was also impressed by how good and understandable their website looks!

Generally they do not have any dedicated vegan offerings except for MAYBE rice noodle wok which I ordered (the guy asked whether teriyaki sauce is okay with me and answered that it is. Not sure, might actually contain fish sauce or something like that but he personally didn't know. Very weird). The wok itself consisted of what seemed to be overcooked noodles soaked in a cheap store bought teriyaki sauce with minimal veggies here and there. Not to mention that I asked to add less oil in cooking but the dish still came out greasy. However if I am asked to name what's positive about this place, them at least the wok was relativelly cheap 4 euro and the portition size won't dissappoint you. I even found it too large for me so there were some leftovers which might not actually be a good thing from food wastage perspective and could be taken as an indicator that the food was not very good in the first place. Nevertheless if people from your party insist on going there or you are attending some concert there and you are really hungry then I suspose you could opt for that. It's not like the food is not eatable, it's just not good.

In general, they have no special vegan offers except MAYBE rice noodle that I ordered (the guy asked if Teriyaki sauce is okay with me and replied that it is. Not sure, could actually contain fish sauce or something, but he personally didn't know. Very strange). The wok itself consisted of what seemed overcooked noodles soaked in a cheap shop Teriyaki sauce with minimal vegetables here and there. Not to mention that I asked to add less oil while cooking, but the dish was still greasy. However, if I am asked to name what is positive about this place, then at least the wok was relatively cheap 4 euros and the investment size will not despise you. I even found it too big for me, so there were some residues that might not really be a good thing from the point of view of food waste and could be taken as an indicator that the food was not very good at first place. Nevertheless, if the people from your party insist on going there or you attend a concert there and you are really hungry, then I could decide you for it. It's not like eating isn't eating, it's just not good.