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La Gran Muralla
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Veg-options
Chinese
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Limited vegetarian selections, but a Chinese restaurant is often the only choice for vegetables in Spanish cities. Open Mon-Sun 12:00-16:30, 20:00-00:00.
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Last update on 13 Nov 2008 by Guest
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Added by Mitch Cohen on 13 Nov 2008
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4 Reviews
First Review by Tara HD
SuperNatura
Points +28
Nice restaurant - Edit
Great chinese food placed in a very nice area
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Michael R
Points +163
BLAND, CHEAP - Edit
There are only a few vegetarian dishes on the menu. I had a vegetarian spring roll and Wok-based vegetables. OK, but bland. €9 with tea. So-so service.
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Maggie
Points +170
Decent food in nice location - Edit
We were recommended La Gran Muralla when we asked directions for Confucio, which says it has veg food, and the shopkeeper said Confucio was closed. We don't know if this is true or not. We also found the food fairly bland, but vegan options in Cordoba are few and far between. We had the mixed vegetable and bamboo shoot and black mushroom dishes, both decent and improved with the addition of a piquante sauce. We enjoyed the walk there and back and the atmosphere of the restaurant is nice - it's located off a really lovely square with a fountain near a main pedestrian shopping street and there are some lovely buildings and churches nearby. Reviewers on other sites say that there are other Chinese restaurants in Cordoba, we tried one small one near our hotel on the other side of the river, and it had similar food, not quite so tasty.
Read morePros: a few decent vegan entrees, nice location, nice atmosphere
Cons: few vegan options, fairly bland
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Tara HD
Points +790
Skip this one if you have a choice! - Edit
Except for the spring roles (which were OK) the vegan food there was really flavorless. We asked for a hot salsa and this gave the food at least some flavor but I really would not go there again.
Read moreThey don't speak any English and had troubles understanding our basic Spanish (which was no trouble elsewhere).
I would recommend everyone to try any of the other Chinese restaurants - there are several in Cordoba (we didn't check if they have vegetarian options though).
Cons: flavorless food
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