What a treat. It was cozy and so lively with people and delicious food. We celebrated a birthday…read morewith drinks and a great start to a family holiday week.

Walking around on a beautiful day and came across Umami. Wonderful food and drink at very adorable…read moreprices. A must go after visiting the East Berlin Gallery. Plenty of outside seating if the weather is nice. They also had drink and good specials which were excellent.

Definitely coming back to try the other burgers as well as the coco noodle soups. Great service,…read morefood came super quick and neatly arranged, quality was top-notch and prices just right and most definitely worth it.

I am so sorry to rate this only 2 stars, but the restaurant to compare this one with is Shiso…read moreBurger and Pan Bao definitely draws the short straw. In general, I like the athmosphere at Pan Bao better (mainly because Shiso is so hectic), but the burgers simply weren't that good. I had some fried crab and my friend chose the salmon burger - both of us were disappointed. Especially my crab burger was not good at all. You could have deep fried a bread 10 times and served it as crab meat instead, I wouldn't have known the difference. I am not saying this is a bad restaurant, but I definitely made the wrong choice. Also, the burgers are missing something in general. Unfortunately, I can't point my finger at it, though.

Asiagofresh is one of the food options at Ostkreuz station…read more I was catching the S9 S-Bahn train to Schoenefeld Airport from the station and the bright lights of the shop caught my eye. The menu was based around a box of noodles with various toppings available to round out the meal if necessary There were some interesting seasonal specials like soups available as an eat in option but I didn't have time. So, I ordered a takeaway box of noodles and orange chicken The noodles are pre-cooked with vegetables. When a customer puts in an order, they fry off the noodles on a hot plate. I was pleased to see that my orange chicken was a whole deep fried breast of chicken, which was chopped up and put on top of the noodles and orange sauce ladled over It was a tasty meal, especially for a takeaway joint and was served quickly, a good trait for passengers waiting to board trains to their destination

I just love it. It's tasty and easy take away as you go. Go crispy chicken!…read moreIt won't always be my first choice of course, but when I just god to Berlin the one in Zoologischer Garten was my comfort food place, i've tried half of their menu and it sure was good, so I owe them one for that :D So if you are on the go and feel like having a little quick meal,, i'd recommend.

Great food and great price. Small restaurant but the ambience is nice and the staff is super…read morefriendly.

We came in because when we previously walked by the evening before, people were spilling out of the…read morerestaurant. We wanted to see the big deal so we came for lunch the next day. For lunch, it was not crowded at all and we were seated immediately. I loved the atmosphere. It was a mix of retro and jungle explorer. That's how I would describe the interior. The menu was very clear, in both English and German, and they also had specials. I liked the food a lot but the highlight for me was the tea. I ordered the Blooming Jasmine and it was kind of expensive. I think it's a gimmick because you can actually see it bloom in the cup but it tasted so good. That's one of my favorite teas. We could have skipped the calamari appetizer and gone straight to the main dishes because we were full. I would come back to try the different menu items and also the house beer.

Excellent Vietnamese food in Berlin. I was really impressed!! The food is very flavorful and its a…read morecute vibe!!! Shout out to Lucy for her hospitality. I ordered shrimp dumplings, wonton soup, spring rolls and an Aperol Spritz. The food was great!

Had the late night Vietnames sandwiches, and they were so savory and tasty. Admittedly, not sure…read morehow objective I could still be, but enjoyed it.

Very surprised to write the first review considering the queue for this stall at the street food…read moreThursday event at Markethalle Neune! The day I went, there were pork belly, chicken and tofu bao options- all with an accompanying sauce/topping, coriander, chilli and peanut powder. This a review for the vegetarian tofu bao option- the bao came with grilled marinated tofu, kimchi mayo, coleslaw and coriander/chilli/peanut. This thing was so good I queued the whole thing twice at around 20 minutes to grab another. Soft, fluffy, sweet bao combined with the texture of the tofu and the crunch of the slaw made this really delicious- I only wish there was the option of more of a chilli kick- or a bucket of the peanut powder. Worth the queue.

Zhou's Five is the biggest Asian buffet in Berlin…read more It is located in the Victoria Center shopping mall in East Berlin, A location to which no American tourist would ever go Unless they were renting in the area and doing their daily shopping in the mall. With the exception of the supermarket - which is enormous - Zhou's Five is the biggest establishment in the mall. It draws a huge crowd. They are making enough money to be able to afford to Put concrete Chinese style sculptures on the lawn surrounding the mall. The sculptures are a nice touch - although you can't see them from the restaurant. * * * How does Zhou's Five differ from an American Asian buffet? 1) Execution is absolutely excellent. The cooking at American Asian buffets are "Ya takes ya chances. Ya get what ya get." I have a favorite Asian buffet in Austin, Texas where I live. The cooking there is pretty good. The cooking at Zhou's is better. 2) Even though the number of steam tables is enormous, And it looks like you are getting a huge selection, Your choices are actually limited relative to an American buffet. They "pad" the offerings by offering many many many many desserts. Desserts are one of the cheapest things they can put on the buffet. A traditional Western salad bar also takes up copious space. A third component which you sometimes see in the United States is a Mongolian grill. This also takes up a ton of space. It has a few protein items but most of the offerings are vegetables. So the actual number of cooked carnivorous Asian dishes is not that large. 4) I would be complaining about the chintziness of the offerings except for a) the execution and * * * b) THE ROAST DUCK !!!!! * Roast Duck Roast Duck Roast Duck Roast Duck !!!!! * That one expensive item is hidden in the middle of one of the steam tables. It was mostly surrounded by cheapie items. Their execution of the Roast Duck is absolutely positively first rate. Their duck is as good as the Duck you would get from a dedicated Cantonese Barbecue place. And - this being a buffet - It is all you can eat. So I got a bunch of other items, But I piled on the roast duck. The duck was everything advertised. I left Zhou's Five a very happy camper. One consequence of roast duck being on the menu Is that duck is incredibly filling. I often fill my plate two or three times at an Asian buffet. One plateload - plus the Duck - And I was ready to waddle out of there Feeling like I had eaten a ton. * * * So Zhou's has its advantages and disadvantages. But a key point here ... Is that Zhou's is the largest Asian Buffet in Berlin. Chinese food offerings in Europe can be hit or miss. (In Paris, most of the places we tried were meh. We have not made the same experiments here.) I suspect, the army of customers populating Zhou's Had come there from all over Berlin and the Berlin suburbs. Within local context, Zhou's may be indispensable. * * * As for me personally, I don't get duck on my buffets at home. So this Yelper is basically happy.

This restaurant needs help. It's way too expensive for the bad food. Dirty bathrooms, dirty dishes,…read morepoor food. Do not recommend.

I would definitely recommend Farmhouse. It's a bit of an odd place because it's marketed as Fusion,…read morebut their dishes are quite authentic Chinese/Taiwanese cuisine. I grew up in Taiwan and I love Chinese food and have been to most if not all of the Chinese restaurants in Berlin. I know I'm partial because I live in Neukolln so this is nearby, but really the food is excellent. I don't care about waiting times really, and on top of that I've never had to wait at all unlike the last reviewer. Maybe just good luck for me, not sure, but I highly recommend giving it a try. Don't be thrown by the western style plating, the food is very good. Try the Hong Sao Dumplings (dumplings in chilli sauce), Peking Duck Wraps, Spinach salad, Dong Puo Pork Belly, Spicy fried Perch Fish, and more!

Came here on a personal recommendation of a friend and was very positively surprised. The best…read morespring rolls I've had in Berlin as a starter - light and crunchy - and the main (Udon noodle & crispy duck) was delicious, and as the latter was from the Mittagsmenu, great value as well. Not a problem to get seats but I can imagine it gets pretty packed when the weather is warmer. Cash only, which is quite common in Berlin.