This was the oddest dining experience by far…read more This place is gigantic and very well located next to a metro. But it was almost empty compared to the nearby Graffiti. The main reason I came here is that the entire menu is half price. So onto the food, I had a sample plate expecting a few items to open up the appetite. I was given a gigantic buffet type plate with litterally everything you can imagine on it. Garlic bread, tomato and mozzarella (4 big slices), bruschetta, chicken wings, egg rolls, nacho chips with melted cheese, onion rings, potato and tzatziki, and a full salad. The bread was the same stale one put on the table and most of the items were barely warm. I don't mind quantity but the food made no sense being put together. Even my visits to buffets consists of items that are somehow related. I was dreading the mixed plate I ordered as a main dish, but was stunned at how good their meat was. It consisted of a pork, chicken and filet mignon all for €10. Everything was so tender and juicy I could not believe it came from the same kitchen. The decor was hilarious and I honestly had no clue if it's intentional or not. There were gigantic chandeliers and above it a representation of the ceiling of the Sistine chapel. There were some country western saloon elements like a bison head on a wall as well as a Napolitano pizza oven. They have a gigantic menu and the prices are more than fair so it's a worthwile experience overall, especially if a group wants to eat different things. The server I had was a bit shy and didn't speak much English, she seemed busy packing up the empty terrace

Quite poor service, took a long time to get seated and drinks. Food came out fast as expected as…read morethere weren't many customers in. Received bread without butter, requested butter....€1.5 without telling us which was a poor! My girlfriend had the steak which was cooked as requested, the amount of sour cream on the baked potato was slightly over the top! I had the calzone pizza which was huge! However the contents was slightly disappointing as parts were just dough! Waitress proceeded to count tip in front of us even though it was clear there was enough money for the food. A little awkward! They spoke enough English which was nice, the food was decent, service has room for improvement and can't complain with the cost. Worth a visit for low budget travellers!

If I were ever to have ONE day in Berlin, I would spend the entire day in KaDeWe. I'll save the…read moredepartment store as a whole for its own review, though, and instead concentrate on the Buffet at Wintergarten Cafe, located at the topmost floor of KaDeWe. Yes, there are dozens of choices and all of them delicious, but the real gem is the traditional schnitzel. Pounded paper thin and fried to a perfect golden brown, the meat is tender and hardly needs any knife work. Do not forget the warm cabbage, fried potatoes, and sauerkraut! Regardless of what you end up eating, portions are generous and everything is made as if it were from your own Oma's kitchen.

WOW! The assortment of food here is spectacular!…read more Located at the top of KaDeWe this buffet has everything from king lobsters, cakes, fresh juices, pretzels, gelato! It's a pretty expensive buffet. I believe you pay by weight. The dining area is gorgeous with high ceilings and very spacious. Come here for a delicious meal!

My partner and I visited Yuuka Buffet for its lunch buffet, and the food was better than we…read moreexpected. I really enjoyed the selection of food they offered, the price of the buffet was really affordable, It really worth it. I do wish there could be more different choices of Sushi. The staff are friendly and the place is easy to find. Maybe I'll back again for the dinner buffet next time.

The food is probably the worst food I have had in Berlin. The lunch menu is filled with lots of…read morefried options. The food is edible but lacks any sort of flavouring... Except for salt.

Cute restaurant in Galeria Kaufhof top floor. Different…read morevarieties of food which is very well presented. I decided on a limonade from many available varieties. Great option if you want variety.

DINEA restaurant is to find in Galeria Kaufhof shopping centre at the top (last floor). There is an…read moreinteresting view from window on Alexander Platz (square)! Restaurant is very clean inside and buffets (salad + dessert) looks very good! I took delicious fried coal fish in a sauce with butter potatoes + vegetables dish and salad. Just to mention that's the recipe and it's common to put enough butter on potatoes. I prefer less greasy:) Tomato juice was good and service was very friendly. Price is averaged.

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Buffet buffet...it was not great. I wouldn't go back but the service was nice and polite.read more

Sakura Sushi is one of the only sushi buffet places in Berlin. It is kinda pricey, but you can…read moreeasily eat your value if you come in with an empty stomach. I recommend coming here for lunch rather than dinner, as you only get some more Nigiri sushi for dinner and a dessert section, but it's significantly more expensive. The sushi is okay, and their hot food section is not bad. They also have fried bananas, which are delicious. On the downside, the sushi chefs who work there are pretty incompetent and stingy. If they see that you're grabbing lots of sushi, they'll put the really junky ones out. They withhold Nigiri sushi. One night, I came here and they had a large plate of Nigiri sushi. When we left 2.5 hours later, only a quarter of that plate was done. This would never happen in the States! For that reason, I can't put this place more than 3 stars out of 5.

It's rare you find a true hidden gem, but the restaurant at the Rossi Hotel is worthy of the title…read more Don't let the hotel lobby vibe put you off. The food is of the highest quality. Fresh ingredients sourced from a private farm and prepared with care and artistry make for surprisingly delicious meal. At other restaurants you might expect to pay 1.5 or 2x for this quality of food, but the unpretentious setting and the nature of the business (which supports youths with handicaps and trains them in the kitchen) means you get your money's worth and more. We started with a pumpkin soup which was so fresh it felt like it had been a pumpkin minutes before it was served. For our mains I had a delicious pork knuckle (a must when visiting Berlin) and my wife had the duck. Somehow pork knuckle, sauerkraut, pea mash and mustard were made *much* better than the sum of their parts. The duck was similarly extraordinary. We finished the meal with a lemon tart with a beautiful plating and equally wonderful set of flavors. If you're near the HBF, don't miss it!