Name: Diandi
Address: náměstí Svobody 91/20, Brno-město, 60200, CZ
Telephone: +420 774 222 963
Rating: 82.7

Diandi

Rating

4.1Very Good19 reviews

Address

náměstí Svobody 91/20, 602 00 Brno-městoNavigate

Distance

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4.1

Web

www.diandi.cz

Phone

+420 774 222 963

Opening hours

Monday

Today

11:00–22:00

Today is a national holiday, opening hours may vary.

Tuesday

29. 9.

11:00–22:00

Wednesday

30. 9.

11:00–22:00

Thursday

1. 10.

11:00–22:00

Friday

2. 10.

11:00–22:00

Saturday

3. 10.

11:00–22:00

Sunday

4. 10.

11:00–22:00

Monday

5. 10.

11:00–22:00

Tuesday

6. 10.

11:00–22:00

Wednesday

7. 10.

11:00–22:00

Thursday

8. 10.

11:00–22:00

Friday

9. 10.

11:00–22:00

Saturday

10. 10.

11:00–22:00

Sunday

11. 10.

11:00–22:00

CIN

08191565

Data box

5895zvw

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Business description

We operate an Asian restaurant. Our intention is to prepare meals for you using the finest ingredients. Our professional chefs with many years of experience from different parts of the world are our guarantee.

This company is among the best

14th place: Vietnamské restaurace in Brno

Reviews

4.1Very Good19 reviews

Food and drink, Service, Interior, Price

1. February 2026

6. July 2026

Velká spokujenost

Food and drink, Service, Interior, Price

Patrik Bejček

35 reviews

5. December 2024

Místo se skvelou vietnamskou, tahjskou i japonskou kuchyní. Ceny velice fajn.

Food and drink, Service, Interior, Price

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