German Bakery — Restaurant in Nong Khai Province

Limited choice (1 pastry, 2 small breads, 1 bread) which is OK considering it's a small bakery.

Unfortunately, the quality is average, or at least the batch I got: Little breads were a bit dry, and salty. Cinnamon bun doesn't really taste like cinnamon. I cannot judge their bread, so that's for you to judge yourself.

The reasons why I won't return, unfortunately: On Monday this week, Google said it's open. I arrived at the place, but wasn't open. I talked to other customers today and apparently this happens more regularly. They told me that the owner didn't even bother to put a sign for most of the days when it was closed. A bit disappointing.

Was supposed to pay 36THB. Gave 500THB, was returned 452THB. Pointed out that this is not correct. But no willingness to correct or explain discrepancy. I won't bother about 12THB, it's all OK. But in sum, the negative experience prevails, so I don't see a reason...

A no frills place, visited mostly by local expats and foreign travellers. The Mekong is an air-line 50 mtrs away, about 200 mtr walk. The owner, Rudy, is bringing German bread, cakes and other goodies for the community here From 7.00am till 2..3..4pm. depending on the customers, you can have breakfast and lunch here at reasonable prices. Rudy is a nice German man, always in for a Chat, also giving information about Nong Khai and the life over here. Cakes to order (Birthday, Marriage or other..) are possible, just talk to Rudy. Rudy's Bakery is on the backside from the Nong Khai hospital, about 150 meters West from the...

Not a huge menu, but the breads are really good. We also tried the homemade liverwurst, my (German) wife said it reminded her of the stuff her mom used to make. The condiments supplied with our sausage weren't the greatest, but then my wife started talking German to the owner and he Brough out some better stuff. Not good area...