I booked a table for two for a Saturday evening in Chedi for me and my husband. We we're celebrating our 1st wedding anniversary in Tallinn and wanted to go eat someplace "better". Beforehand I did some search on the internet and found that Chedi was ranked within the top restaurants in Tallinn several times. It had also a modern... More

Chedi is a fancy Asian restaurant the fails to deliver value. Nothing of what we had was bad but it was not remarkable either. It was a Thursday evening and it was packed, mostly and international crowd (I could hear Swedish, Finnish and English, but little Estonian or Russian). Compared to the other Asian restaurant we tried in our trip,... More

We went to this restaurant as a group, and chose to share several different dishes in order to taste almost everything on the menu. The food was very delicious, and service was attentive and helpful. I think it is rather expensive, but at least to us it was worth it.

A very nice and elegant restaurant, good food and service with value for money. The food is very good, but lacks 'the little extra' to be a top star. I would definately come back here for dinner with friends or business collegues, howev

Chedi has amazing decor and clever interior design, good food but all comes at a price. I would recommend the soft shell crab and wontons. The restaurant group also owns bocca which is next door. also worth a visit.

Very good asian fusion kitchen. I recommend the mongolian style venison, which was delicious. We had hot chicken soup, dim sum and tuna salad for starters. The peaches in the salad were not fresh, but canned, sweet ones. That was only minor setback in the meal :) we also had the honey pork with sesame that also was a good... More

Try the pork if you tolerate sweet food! The meat is perfect, there is a slight crunch of the caramel surrounding it and the subtle spicing was delicious. The first bite made me happy! And dipping it into the ginger sauce made it even better. With good service and good company the evening was worth every penny. There were two... More

We had 2 dim sum dishes to start and they were quite expensive but good. My daughter had spicy chicken stir fry with cashews and I had Pi Pa duck. Both came with rice on the side. The bill with 2 waters and a glass of wine was €68. Recommended for when you're fed up with Estonian food.

We had 2 dim sum dishes to start and they were quite expensive but good. My daughter had spicy chicken stir fry with cashews and I had Pi Pa duck. Both came with rice on the side. The bill with 2 waters and a glass of wine was €68. Recommended for when you're fed up with Estonian food.