Update: We tried multiple dishes now. Currywurst, beetroot, apple with kale and almost all entrees…read more The beetroot for 9€ is a 5 star dish. Rest is nicely done but tastes ok Menu: The menu has 4-5 appetizers listed and 4-5 entrees and 3-4 desserts. Basically small number of dishes to choose from. Menues change over Time though! Orders and meals: We ordered beetroot (rote Beete) - 10€. Fantastic dish! Nicely served and absolute tasty. Definitely recommend Main course we had the duck and the Dinkel bread (10€) with paprika. Skip the dinkelbread it was ok, but the duck was great (can't believe that was even vegan). The duck skin and the dish tasted great (15€) Price: For vegan, the location and quality of food I think it's reasonable. The portion sizes are ok but could be slightly bigger. Every entree is around 10-16€, you won't get full by just ordering an entree. Every appetizer ranges between 5-10€. So you can expect to pay 20-30€ with a drink for a evening dinner at this place. Is it worth it? - if you are a vegan: 100%. If you are not, definetly worth an experience you won't be fully Disappointed but might wanna try other

How a restaurant that happens to both be vegan and serve its own beer managed to slip past my radar…read morefor more than year, I'll never know, but shortly after discovering Vaust, we made plans to eat there. Unfortunately, it was fairly disappointing. We made the haul across town to Savignyplatz, and found the restaurant located a couple blocks further away. We'd made reservations so were almost immediately seated. The interior is dark and somewhat relaxing, though there isn't much "atmosphere." It felt kind of forced, if you know what I mean. Looking at the menu, there weren't many options. Two starters, two mains, two desserts, plus an additional main of the day. I don't know if it's because it was the winter menu, or simply because they have a limited menu all year long, regardless of the options. But we each ordered something different, so that we could try a bit of everything. I ended up ordering the house Pilsner, which was fine. Nothing to write home about, but it wasn't bad. Still, I wouldn't recommend coming here just for the beer. The starters were pretty good. I got a pumpkin soup with a coconut-lime foam on top, served with a puff pastry. It was quite tasty. The fellow got these soy cheese things that were covered in sesame seeds, and came with a side of a yogurt sauce and herb salad. There was also bread with flavored dipping oil and specialty salt. But when our entrees came, we were somewhat disappointed. I had tofu and tomato-filled ravioli, topped with nuts and arugula. It was pretty OK, but for almost €15, I kind of expected something that had a bit more flavor to it. The toppings were nice, but the ravioli themselves were quite boring. Meanwhile, the fellow ordered the goulash, which came with sauerkraut, soy cubes, and a paprika sauce. He was starving but couldn't even finish it because the taste was so mediocre. The problem was that the soy balls were hard and tasted like nothing, and the sauce tasted like it was store-bought, i.e. very salty and not distinct in flavor. After these options, we decided to skip dessert and go home. Our bill was €48, before tip. Conclusion: we probably won't go here again. The service was friendly, but the food just wasn't that great. It's not that it was terrible, but I am generally opposed to paying for food that I can make just as good, if not better, in my own home. Especially when it's €25 a head. We wanted to like Vaust but weren't impressed, and there are plenty of other vegan spots in town with better food and more atmosphere.

Recommending a restaurant, the food, the location and the service means responsibility. Mediocrity…read morein food and services might be well known but we all love a place where matching points are three basics: constant quality, moderate prices and friendly people to step beyond. To me a superior situation is a mixture of feelings, facts and experiences. At the Chao I'm tossed and torn in a way. My first visit a few weeks ago was unbeaten in friendliness and delicious Asian tapas, warm, à point, tempered spicy and a very clean, fresh environment. A few visits later and after several orders in the Chao I am definitely sure that they can improve themselves in their constant food quality. This is my main point to mention to get the fifth star.

Berlin has surprisingly fine Vietnamese restaurants for Europe, and this place is a standout…read more Excellent crispy duck; fine pho with broth that isn't profound but ingredients are fine, which is unexpected.

This has become a spot I visit regularly. Good quality is superb, with everything being…read morebio/organic. A rotating selection of foods daily, delicious soups and lattes, and a cozy atmosphere to plant down and get work done. Super reasonably priced and in a great part of town. Highly recommended, especially if you are on a vegan diet.

Walked into the shop shortly before closing and was warmly welcomed to sit down despite his…read morepreparations to close for the day. The food is truly made with love, you can taste it. The quality of his ingredients are also a big factor of this impression. I would recommend to try this place.

I love the owner. She is an incredible person, so this review is sorely based on the food as I am…read moretrying to be as genuine honest about my reviews as possible. The summer rolls we tried back then were ok, nothing special. The special tahini spinach dish was good but not outstanding. This time we had the gongbao tofu and glass noodle spinach pumpkin dish. The gongbao tofu was mediocre with almost no tofu in it. The glass noddle spinach dish was also just ok. I think overall it's a ok vegan spot for West Berlin since there are not too many. Compared to the restaurants in East Berlin this place is below average.

Incredible find. I ordered ice tea and it wasn't just a normal ice tea, it also had apple, orange,…read moremango , mint and pineapple inside. What a fantastic combination. While I was waiting I was drooling already at other people's plates. They looked so amazing. Mine came a bit afterwards and it was one of the most delicious tastes I found in Berlin until now. So yummy and healthy. The person serving (and I believe also, cooking) was kind and attentive and explained carefully what everything was. The person also told me that the drinking straw was made of paper, which was also a nice detail. I'm certainly coming back!

Very good vegan (!) restaurant in Charlottenburg…read more Well cooked, tasty dishes that let you forget not eating meat. If you're that sort of folk. Very low prices, the interior is abut used, but clean. Recommendation!

The lunch menu is cheap 6-8€ but the choices are limited and normally consists of fried rice or…read morenoodles with tofu. So we went with a sushi roll (9€) and a signature dish (10€), and were decently full for one person. So I end up paying 23€ with a drink for two dishes that were ok in taste but just got me decently filled. Skip the sushi (we had the avocado sweet potato based on the recommendation). It was mediocre. The dish number 60 with fried tofu and asparagus was ok in taste, not spicey at all but the portion is small. Overall I experienced better vegetarian places in berlin with larger portions and better pricing. The waitress was also not very attentive and we had to actively call her over everytime. Would we come again? - maybe only if we are closeby to give it another chance

We came here for lunch by recommendation of a friend on our very last day in Berlin, right before…read morewe left for the airport and it was the most perfect and tastiest send off! You order and pay at the counter and they give you a beeper so you know when the food is ready. When it goes off, you go back up to the counter to get your food, condiments, etc. there's ample seating indoors with a few tables outside as well. I got the koshary, my husband got a falafel sandwich, and we split sakalans for dessert. There was also a big bowl of a hot sauce/spicy condiment near the water station by the counter and, of course, I had to try it. The wait for our food wasn't long at all, but it seemed we had just beat the rush. The koshary here is the best I've ever had! It wasn't lacking in anything and it came out hot! The sauce was plentiful and the flavor warm and inviting. The chickpeas were perfect cooked and the fried onions were super crispy and tasty, not at all bitter! The hot sauce was actually spicy, but also went really well the koshary in terms of flavor. My husband's sandwich was loaded and he really enjoyed it. He had gotten it wrapped to go in anticipation of not finishing it, but he claimed it was so good he couldn't stop. The sakalans was nothing like I've ever had before, but now I crave it so much! I highly recommend it even if you're skeptical! This was a wonderful meal and we hope to return to it one day!

This place is really cool and unique. The food is very traditional and different, definitely worth…read morea try if you're a fan of trying something new. We waited for really long and had to remind the waiter of our order. Also, the portions are really small but after all the prices are fair.

Heno Heno was formerly in the Kantstr. and closed like months ago. On the day I found out something…read moredied in me. All the things I love leave me (the same feeling after watching game of thrones and somebody you really like dies). A few weeks later I found out on instagram that Heno Heno is planing of coming back but with a new address. Months of waiting came but it was worth in! Ladies and gentlemen: This is Heno Heno my new favourite japanese restaurant! They serve a handfull of dishes which are on point. My favourite was (when I still ate meat) the gyu-don which is a rice bowl with a beef stew. Add the onsen tamago (poached egg) to get it authentic. The bowls are in three different sizes and for a super small price. I haven't checked all their dishes yet but my friend who has been in Tokyo for a year likes it there. Escpecially for the semi-authentic interior. For vegetarians I recommend the veggie donburi which is rice topped with a spinach salad and seaweed in sesame. Love it here! Thank Heno Heno for coming back and making a sad girl happy.

FOOD & DRINKS Gyudon is a very typical meal in Japan. I saw…read moreit on the menu and had to try it out.The beef was kinda dry because it was mostly if not entirely lean. Perfect if you already count your calories but because of that reason you lose on flavor. I highly recommend to get the onsen egg with the bowl of beef over rice. Mix everything nicely together and the egg yolk will provide the necessary fat content to counter the dryness. Other than that the taste was good. Not mind blowingly good but a decent home cooked meal which in all fairness is what they are trying to do. SERVICE Staff was nice and friendly. Standard Japanese service which is a good thing. ATMOSPHERE Nice restaurant. Simple, a bit dark yet warm. RATING Four stars because even though they do Japanese home cook meals I think even in that specific area the flavors can be approved.

Tried this restaurant two times. Went in once and decided to order in through deliveroo as well…read more Definitely paid of to choose Bio meat. I found the burger much tastier that time. At the restaurant, we had to wait a little for the order. It is run by two guys who seem calm, clean and competent. At some point it got pretty crowded and I think because of that our potatoes suffered and got to us a little bit on the lukewarm side. Still good, but noteworthy. At my delivery at home, all was perfect. Had the Burger Berlin spezial and country potatoes. Would recommend those over regular fries. The price is OK for what you get. The space itself is cute, hip, clean and enjoyable. Well worth a visit.

Best Burger in Charlottenburg so far! This includes the price, the friendly customer service,…read morecleanliness, the taste of the burger (burger buns!) and the atmosphere. A standard cheeseburger cost approx. 4 EUR and is a standard size. Tastes fresh and juicy. The burgers are prepared quickly and there are plenty of tables to sit inside and outside. Since I live in Charlottenburg, I will be checking into this place at least once a month and it will not break my bank either (maybe my buttons on my pants). :)

This is a lovely spot to enjoy a creamy flat white, refreshing orange juice and some savory eggs…read more The staff is warm and inviting as well.

Dining at Die Stulle was a wonderful experience from beginning to end. The waiter was kind and…read moreattentive. The food is OUT OF THIS WORLD - Even the owner came out to greet us. I highly recommend. If you are in Charlottenburg area, this place is a must!