Went to this place NO way would they do a small half size dish for one person !! WTF and only hot…read moresake They lose and don't go

Since 3 years we order sushi from Thai huong and we were never disappointed. A few times we…read moreordered/took away sushi from a few other more expensive and cool places hoping to get something even better - but nope, it was never as good as at Thai huong. So we stick to it when in a mood for sushi. And here are the reasons to like it: - they are always generous with the fish! In many sushi restaurants you end up chewing mostly rice (which is cheap) and then some other fillings and then you ll find a tiny bit of fish somewhere inside. It makes a lot of difference in taste of sushi when chef doesn't cut on fish. - the fish is very fresh and tasty. - the delivery is extremely fast. - the service is professional and friendly This review is about their sushi delivery.

I came here for dinner after having a long day at university. Since my uni is at Friedrichsstraße…read morethere not many places which are fair priced. In most cases you get overpriced so-so food. Nope that's not my style. That's why I took the bus for 12min and went to Thai-Houng. It's not fancy, it's not special but it's cheap and good. I had fried tofu with veggies in creamy peanutbutter sauce. All vegan and fresh. I ordered extra spicy but yeah... dunno if I have a tongue out of steel or the waiter forgot to tell it the chef, but it wasn't spicy at all. Communication is kind of exciting at this place anyway because the waiter doesn't speak fluent German. It's ok. My parents don't do that either so I don't mind at all. The food was good. I have to admit it's nothing special but for a price of 6€ absolutely fair. In short: If you are around and you don't want to eat trash or spent a fortune , go to Thai Houng Snack.

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.

Came here on a Saturday night without reservations but thankfully got one of the last tables…read moreoutside. This place doesn't look like it would be popular but it was bumping! Everything I had was pretty good except the mushroom Maki which wasn't that good but still fine. My friend also got gyoza which were surprisingly good! As far as for ambiance...well let's say the affordable prices justify it. The menu cards have seen better days, the tables and chairs outside are a mix-and-match between cheap plastic chairs and old wooden tables and the service is not exceptional. Still though, good sushi, very fair prices and you don't wait long at all for the food to arrive.

I visited Akiko Sushi for dinner at ordered some inside out roll with eel and avocado, maki with…read moresalmon skin and a genmai cha. All it all it was good and delicious but nothing extraordinary. One thing I didn't like was the fact that the rice of my inside out roll was quite loose and fell apart while I ate it. I mean it was still delicious (the eel was so soft and tender YUM!) but I'm used to different sushi. The salmon skin maki on the other hand was alright. The waiter were all friendly but slightly disoriented. They needed some time until I could order but to be fair: it was very crowded. Well... Since this place is super cheap I should give it 4 stars but I just can't. I am used to better sushi and better places and I am not sure if I will return here. Not because it's bad but it's quite far off from my place and I already have my favourite suhsi restaurants. If you are near by: Yeah why not! You won't regret it but you won't miss anything if you go elsewhere.

Ive been here a couple of times. The sushi was usually oooohkay. But last time the rice was…read moreovercooked and just bah! The service is mostly friendly and quick considering that its super busy in there all the time.

top sushis! sehr lecker.... mein favoritsushiladen in berlin! Preise um die 25EUR für 3…read moremittagsmenüs und getränke.

Was recommended before I wanted to have a fried port cutlet. But later found out the same…read morerestaurant name is located in Charlottenburg. It was quite and neat but as others said, the price is high. At least, 20 euro per person without drinks. The appetizer was provided for free, the eggplant. Was very tasty and also three dishes we had were all very very tasty. One man is making and I can see that he puts his soul into it. The servers were kind but did not understand my request for Gabel because I got spoon ;) but all was fine. The price is a bit steep because two adults and one kid- 80 euro +@ for tips came out. Highly recommended if you have some guests but for normal dining, a bit pricy.

Original Japanese restaurant , the price is not cheap. But 居酒屋 is always like this. Didn't see the…read morenormal set, but a lot of real Japanese dishes. At least you can find like カルピス here :)