Foodstock Bratislava — Restaurant in Bratislava

We’ve stumbled here today thanks to google and good reviews, hoping to get some tasty healthy dinner. When ee entered the staff was welcoming, the interior was very pretty. The selection was small - only 3-5 meals, not cheap. But the food was good-looking, so we picked Ramen and Falafel - 6,9€ each. There was some problem with paying so we just ordered and waited for the meal. The waiter brought us Falafel and one meal which we returned, because it was not what we ordered - it belonged to the table next to us. After my boyfriend ate the Falafel, I still did not have my Ramen. So we asked about whats wrong and it appeared that they have forgotten, which sometimes happens, we tolerated it despite the fact there were like 4 customers in there. One minute later, the Ramen was finished. And as much as Falafel tasted great, the Ramen was a disappointement. It was cold, salty, and looked totally different compared to the photo. In conclusion, the quality and portion sizes are not adequate to the price. And I do not advise you to order the tea if you prefer it without sugar. As we were paying and leaving, some guy came in, very welcomed by the young staff who said: “Hi K, I am just about to have a break, lets get high and munch on some food!” So, we understood the situation. Think twice before choosing to eat in...

I gave multiply times chance to this place because I am vegetarian and I was excited about this place that so many people are talking about The dumplings are just without any specific taste and they are heavy and they don’t feel being fresh but can do as snack if u around the city But what I wAs super dissatisfied was the “new” soup they have which they called laksa which had nothing to do with laksa There was a centimeter layer of oil with cheap tofu and super weird taste and my stomach didn’t feel good at all after that the whole night . It’s ok if you feel like creating any soup just don’t call it what it’s not . It’s a...

I was intrigued but sadly, this place was a bit of a disappointment. First of all: Why single use cups and plates for dining in? Such a waste of resources. We had the Miso and the Laksa Soup. The latter was lukewarm at best but when I pointed it out they neither had a possibility to reheat it nor did they offer to take it back. The Gyoza were ok - crispy is a euphemism, they are simply smothered in loads Teruyaki Sauce and are a sweet treat rather than a savory snack. They sell beer but don't have bottle opener ... The place has potential if they fix...