Attention Belgian Trappist lovers: Our prayers have been answered!! Ok, you're thinking how many…read morehot-dogs can this chick eat? But, the reason to love this Spaetkauf / Take-Out / Internet cafe isn't for hot dogs It's for Belgian Beer!! I've scoured Berlin, followed Berlin Bier Shop on twitter alas to no avail, until.. Stumbling by accident at New Hot Dog World of all places upon sweet gold Rochefort! They had the 6, we asked them to order in higher (like a 9 or 11) And 1 week later, they produced an 8 (9&11 were unavailable for order). Now THAT is service! They also carry a framboise, Leffe, and Duval Go get it Just please leave me a few!

Noticed this place as we were walking to our hotel, and my family thought it looked pretty good…read morebased on the people seated outside. So we came back down for lunch. Very good! Our server had good recommendations for beer for my daughter, and my wife on her order. It's a nice vibe in the summer with the patio outside. I ordered the chili cheese dog, and it was quite tasty. The fries were excellent as well. My wife did a basic brat with sauerkraut, and my daughter tried their Korean corn dog. No complaints from anyone in the group. Would definitely recommend!

We liked this Hot Dog spot conveniently in the center of Berlin. It was pretty empty inside on a…read moreweekend lunch time which was nice as we didn't want to be somewhere crowded. We all liked the Hot Dogs and the fries. The service was also very good (as service can be hit or miss in Germany). The prices are probably a bit high for a Hot Dog but decent for eating out for lunch. (Real) Dogs are allowed inside. Overall great and convenient. Recommended!

Supporting small business owners is always a good thing - when my friend suggested to meet at…read moreOishii Hot Dog for lunch today, I was sold! Oishii offers Japanese-style hot dog, plus fries/edamame/salad - so I guess it's fair to call it Japanese/American fusion in the middle of Berlin. The Ebi Dog (crunchy tempura shrimp, lettuce, Japanese seafood sauce, masago, sesame) as well as the Shiso Dog (shiso salad, teriyaki sauce, japanese mayo, peanut flakes) were both delicious and filling! The sausage is made of chicken which is something different than the usual pork/beef mixture you'll find in traditional hot dogs. Prices are what you'd expect in the area (7.50 Euro for hot dog, fries, drink).

I m in love with their Hot Dogs I like the unexpected…read morecombinations of ingredients and that you can choose a beef sausage if you want

If I tried to write this review in German, it wouldn't express my opinion well…read more I lived in the neighbourhood of Schöneberg when I came here for a study abroad program with Stanford. I came here with no knowledge of German and this was one of the few places in my neighborhood where someone knew English. It is about 2-3 Euros per hot dog, but I felt it was worth the price because the chili cheese and sauerkraut dogs were good -- better than any hot dog I have had in the States! I came here a few times a week, and I had at least 4 each time. I think all the employees knew me because of my frequent visits. I am definitely coming back here when I am once again in Berlin.

I had the fennel carrot vegan soup and it was so flavorful with slices of carrots tender and not…read moreovercooked. It had so much flavor and came with two slices of bread of your choice. I enjoyed the whole grain, which came warmed. Really glad I tried this place out, I wanted to come back so many times during my trip to try other soups like fish curry and other rotating specials... Seating inside is small communal type seating or you could take it to go and eat in the park nearby.

Wow a restaurant that only serves two of my favorite foods! This was a perfect place for a quick…read moreand cheap meal on a blustery day. I thoroughly enjoyed my bowl of apple lentil curry soup and Hawaii hot dog. The soup was very hearty and filling (it also had potatoes and maybe leeks?) and the hot dog had yummy pineapple, fried onion & sweet chili sauce. My husband had the pea soup and a Brasil hot dog. The soup was very good and the hot dog was loaded with chopped veggies. The restaurant is small but there are a few tables inside and some stools outside. The service was very fast and friendly. The soup prices were around 3,80€ for a bowl and the hot dogs were around 2,20€. I can't wait to go back for more!

from what i could gather, this is one of those legendary street food spots in Berlin. With that…read moreexpectation, it did not disappoint. The food was served fast, the prices were low, and the flavors were wonderful. They have vegetarian options, and everyone enjoyed it. There was a line to order, but it moved quickly and the food came out fast. This is not a restaurant, but a pop up style spot under the train tracks. There are some tables and benches, but it is more of a grab and go type of deal. I got the currywurst of course, and was very happy with it. One of the highlights of the day. Definitely try it if you are in the area and interested in eating like an unassuming local.

This is a popular place for currywurst. It's not bad, but it's just cut up sausage with ketchup…read moreand curry powder, so I don't know what the big deal is. The sausage is flavorful on its own, and drowning it in ketchup does not make it better (1 star off) and the sprinkles of curry powder gets drowned in the ketchup making it obsolete too (1 star off). Located underneath the train tracks (literally), the location is not great. There are a few high-top tables without chairs and a small tent with tables and chairs. They accept credit cards. The family murals are cute -- I enjoyed looking at them more than the currywurst.

My German father-in-law took me here to let me try his favorite currywurst. The currywurst was…read moredelicious here. Highly recommend. There are multiple order windows, and bring cash. Plenty of seating. Quick walk from the U-bahn.

I had the "meatballs" and fries with onions. I ate it but my body revolted later with unpleasant…read morebelches. Sorry. I'm guessing this is a Berlin favorite food but it's just not to my liking. I love curry dishes just nothing that resembles currywurst.

After a long day of sightseeing we were hungry and wanted something quick but tasty…read more Enter Curry Mitte. I ordered the vegan option with spicy ketchup and chips. My husband had the Berliner set. As we waited for our order we shared that it was our first trip to Germany but that my great-grandfather had emigrated to the US so I wasn't too far removed from Germany. The man working told me "Welcome Home!" as he handed us our food. The wurst was cooked well, the chips were the right amount of crispy and the curry sauce and seasoning was on point. If you're in the Rosenplatz area, stop at Curry Mitte

(4.5 stars) Wow, who needs sit down dinners at a normal hour when you can stop by this gem late at…read morenight and get golden fries with a great spicy dipping sauce and some super savory beef currywurst, all for under 10 euro. If only it was healthy food I'd be here every other night.

Food stall with al fresco (standing) dining, very fit for a sausage place. Several meal options…read moreserved on a paper plate. It's simply like a sausage with curry sauce. Get your soda can from the outdoor fridge but don't spend too long picking while the fridge door is open or you'll hear from the staff! This is just outside a premier mall with an outstanding and almost equally affordable foodcourt (for the serving and type of food) at the top level! This food stall is in between the train station and that mall.

Hot dog and ketchup with curry power??? Taste as one expects…read more Fries are crispy. Hot dog is what can I say hot dog. Ketchup isn't Heinz but some variation of it. Try Costco hot dog and bottomless drink for $1.50 usd vs $6.50 Euros. All sort of condiments too.

Really good, and cheap. First time having this ever, figured when in Germany might as well. Got…read morethe Currywurst spicy, but wasn't too bad. The bread you get is great to wipe up the extra sauce.