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• OUCH!!!!

I did enjoy very much three of my four courses. The one I didn't quite appreciate was some kind of pancake, filled with sauerkraut of all ingredients.. Let's face it, sauerkraut is probably very good for you but couldn't really be regarded as exquisite. I was happy to pay some 46 euros for it, especially since the menu also included some appetizer, some dessert prior to the main course and, as a final present of sorts, a "cigarette" made of chocolate. But hey, it wasn't 46 but 93 euros, as I misunderstood the menu! Please do not make the same mistake that I did, simply asssuming that the higher amount is the menu with wine, and the lower one the food itself. In view of it all, I can only draw two conclusions: either other gourmet restaurants I've been to in the area (Chez Nico in Innsbruck, The Lucky Leek in Berlin) are unusually affordable, or Tian, or at least its gourmet menu, is a total rip-off.