Lian Hua Hardturm - Chinese Supermarket and Takeout

Sandra Bachmann
7 days ago
1 min read

If you work near Hardbrücke, Puls 5 or Technopark, there is a lunch option you might easily overlook—and shouldn’t. Surrounded by busy city streets, Lian Hua Hardturm is not too easy to find.

But once inside, Lian Hua Hardturm turns out to be a special find: From Monday to Saturday, Lian Hua serves hot food during lunch hours. A rotating, buffet-style selection that changes daily. The offer typically includes several cooked dishes, alongside dim sum and freshly prepared noodle soups. Customers can assemble a quick, filling lunch without the formality—or the waiting time—of a sit-down restaurant.

What sets the place apart are the details. In addition to the main dishes, there is a steady supply of add-ons: bing, baozi, spring rolls and other small items that make it easy to tailor a meal or simply grab something on the go.

Beyond the food counter, the supermarket itself is worth attention. Lian Hua Hardturm stocks a noticeably up-to-date selection, including brands that reflect current trends in East Asia. Among them are drinks from Heytea (喜茶) and items like Japanese cheesecake—products that rarely appear in more traditional Asian grocery stores.