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Pierogarnia Mandu

  • CuisinePolish dumplings (also Georgian and Chinese)
  • CategoryCasual
  • VibeCasual, quick, student-friendly, simple tables
  • Price$

Pierogarnia Mandu is a dumpling house at ul. Elżbietańska 4/8 in Gdańsk, in the area of the Old Town near the Motława River and the Gdańsk Shipyard side of the centre. It is listed as a casual restaurant specialising in Polish pierogi, with Georgian and Chinese dumplings also on the menu, which reflects the global dumpling family from khinkali to jiaozi.

Pierogarnia Mandu is a dumpling house at ul. Elżbietańska 4/8 in Gdańsk, in the area of the Old Town near the Motława River and the Gdańsk Shipyard side of the centre. It is listed as a casual restaurant specialising in Polish pierogi, with Georgian and Chinese dumplings also on the menu, which reflects the global dumpling family from khinkali to jiaozi. The price level is low, and a portion of pierogi typically costs in the PLN 20-35 range, making it a sound budget option in a city where waterfront restaurants charge more. Signature dishes are traditional pierogi with fillings such as potato and cheese, meat or sauerkraut and mushroom, sweet dessert pierogi filled with fruit or sweet cheese and served with cream, and vegan pierogi for visitors who avoid animal products. The vegan choice is a strength, as many Polish menus still offer few meat-free options. The dining room is simple and informal, with plain tables and quick service, and there is no dress code. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual, mostly populated by students, families and travellers, and noise is moderate, rising at lunch and in the early evening. The restaurant opens at 11AM and closes at 10PM every day, so it is useful for an early dinner after sightseeing. The drinks list is likely to centre on soft drinks, tea, coffee and Polish beer, and visitors should check locally for the exact selection. No reservation policy is stated, and walk-in dining is the norm, though groups of six or more should phone or arrive off-peak if possible. Orders are normally made by the portion, so a pair of diners can share two or three varieties to compare Polish, Georgian and Chinese styles. The restaurant works well as a quick stop between visits to the Old Town sights, the amber shops on Mariacka Street and the riverfront.

Practical information for Pierogarnia Mandu · Last updated September 2026
Price $
Hours 11AM-10PM daily
Address ul. Elżbietańska 4/8, 80-894 Gdańsk

Signature dishes

  • Traditional pierogi
  • Sweet dessert pierogi
  • Vegan pierogi

Good to know

Known for
Dumpling house with Polish, Georgian and Chinese fillings and vegan options

Location

ul. Elżbietańska 4/8, 80-894 Gdańsk

54.3537, 18.6468 View on map

Highlights

  • Polish, Georgian and Chinese dumplings in one place
  • Traditional, sweet dessert and vegan pierogi
  • Low prices suited to a budget meal
  • Open 11AM-10PM daily

Tips for visiting

  • Share two or three varieties to compare Polish, Georgian and Chinese fillings.
  • Order sweet pierogi as dessert, usually served with cream.
  • Vegan travellers can choose the dedicated vegan pierogi.
  • Arrive off-peak, before 12PM or after 2PM, to avoid a wait.
  • No reservations are listed; groups should phone or arrive early.

When to visit

Mid-afternoon and early evening are calmer, while the lunch hour is the busiest time.

Accessibility

Wheelchair access is not confirmed. Visitors with mobility needs should phone ahead or inquire locally about entrance steps and seating.

Frequently asked questions

What does Pierogarnia Mandu serve?

It serves Polish pierogi, along with Georgian and Chinese dumplings and vegan options.

Is it open every day?

Yes. The listed hours are 11AM-10PM daily.

Are there vegan choices?

Yes. Vegan pierogi are among the signature dishes.

Is it expensive?

No. It is in the lowest price band, with dumpling portions typically around PLN 20-35.