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Uncle Van

A lovely little place completely unexpected in an otherwise unremarkable street. Great concept to select the ingredients for your wok. Very tasty. Also everyone who wants to eat vegetarian is at the right place here.

vegetarian

Address: Pfeifergasse 2

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