Spoon Out Cepai - Vilnius

I visited this restaurant in Panorama shopping center. My order was 2 soups (fish Laksa and chicken Tom Yum). Price: 4 euros for a small portion, 6 euros for a big. Laksa tasted spicy! It will be good only for those people, who prefer spicy food. Unfortunately, Tom Yum was even more spicy than Laksa. It tasted like a fire in my mouth! I couldn't eat this soup!

My child just loves your Cepelinai in Halės Turgus.She thinks they are best in Lithuania;

I live pretty close from this place and didn't think that in Halles market can be something this good. A mix of traditional lithuanian and thai food. Never seen something like this but in just one visit became my favorite place. My wife likes Thai food myself I like the traditional one. No need to look for two places. All in one. The food quality is amazing. Price and quality you are getting is one of the top in town not to mention portions. They are large so you will not think about food afterwards. If you are hungry and looking for a place to eat then you won't find anything as good as this in this part of town.

The restaurant is located in the main market next to the railway station offering both Asian and Lithuanian menù (wheat combination, but it works.) we went for one of the available option from the Lithuanian menù and we liked it very much. we took 2 cepelinai, which in the ground gigantic dumplings from kartoffels served outside and meat inside with acidic looked and we found it very tasteful and cheap. I recommend the place

I highly enjoyed this place in the Halė market. Thai food that's flavorful and just spicy enough! A delicious vegetarian option is also availabke. It may be a bit noisy (it's in the middle of the market, mind you! , but the service is very friendly and quick.