My wife and I come here about 3-4 times a month (probably more soon as our "cash situation"…read moreis much better now). The food is incredible, the servers are amazingly fast and friendly. Never been to such a fantastic asian buffet (and trust me, I've been to a lot of them!). They have something for everyone! The food is fresh, delicious and high quality , there's never an empty dish, the ambience is great too. One of the best places in Berlin!

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.

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!

I ordered food today your restaurant. It's not for eatable and it's just west of money. I didn't…read morelike it. I'm not expecting it will be like this I thing you don't know how is it the Indian food. Your daal makhani had gone bad. How did you send back after that? It smalled bad. How anyone can eat this food. I'm not happy with your service. This first time I ordered your restaurant.

Berlin has such a great food scene I thought finding a great Indian spot would be the night's…read moreadventure. After yelping it up, I came across Maharadscha. It took a while to get there and I am SO glad I did. Walking in the owner lady was obviously very busy with the service, but she made sure to stop and welcome me and get me to a table right away. The smell that one is hit with as you enter will give you the smile you know that will come with great Indian food. After looking over the excellent menu offerings, I opted for the duck (ente) tikka. It was sizzling at it hit the table and the only bad thing is that I had to let it cool off just a bit before jumping it. A painful wait. But that said, I absolutely loved it. The duck was perfectly cook and the spice combination was excellent. Just great all the way around. And the owner came by several times to check on me and I know why she is smiling all the time, because everyone is killing what they serve. Well worth the effort to get there.

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.

I had dinner here on a fairly busy Wednesday night. I was looking forward to some great DimSum and…read moreI preferred the large menu. It was categorized well and easy to follow. Portions were plentiful, but slightly suffered in quality. Staff were kind and efficient, but for food in Berlin, I would not go out of my way to come here.

I stopped by Ming Dynastie restaurant in Berlin for dinner recently. The restaurant has a nice view…read moreif one can get a table closer to the river. In terms of food, I'd give them 8.3/10 for the following: - Sweet and Sour pork (fried): 8.5/10: Good flavour and "wok-hei", but some pieces were a bit too dry (not sure if because just slightly too much breading or if the meat were too thin or not tender/fatty enough) - Potatoes, bell peppers, eggplant: 7.8/10: A lot of Eggplant and minimal bell pepper, flavour was okay

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.

My gut reaction was this is a tourist trap. The staff wore traditional German uniforms and it is…read moreattached to a hotel. I am not certain if it was or wasn't in the end. We seemed to be the only non German speaking people there. The food was ok, nothing special. The service was good but I couldn't help but feel that we were viewed as the dumb tourists. I'd go elsewhere next time but it was late and we had walked a lot already.

The food was superb. Fresh and fast. The staff was very nice. The only drawback was they only took…read morecash.

Smallish generic asian buffet in the mall, just inside the doors from the Potsdamer Platz Station…read more(first level underground, not the ground-level entrance). Quick and cheap, and perfectly acceptable food. Buffet is your choice of two plate sizes, small or large, and for the price you get as much as you can pile onto one plate (not AYCE, one trip only). If you just want one thing, you can get a box instead that comes with rice or noodles and your choice of the entrees (e.g. chicken with green curry, etc). Not worth going out of your way for, but if you need something quick and easy, it's not a bad choice.

This place looks amazing and has awesome ambience. Super clean and modern but not too sterile…read morelooking. I tried the large plate buffet for six euros and some change. Everything on sight looked good, there were no bad smells but in hindsight there were no good smells as well. Loaded up on the fried duck, fried noodles, pumpkin curry, and fried rice. And for sauces took one of each: mango, sweet and sour, peanut, chilli, and some of the sirracha. The price seems too good to be true but in reality the quality of the food is subpar at best. Each and everyone of the sauces tasted awful. The sweet and sour was like thin sweet ketchup. The mango sauce had an overly sweet taste and reminisced of a mango lassi that had been sitting in the sun for a few days. The peanut sauce tasted nothing like peanuts and had a curdly consistency. Getting to the food is the saddest part, the noodles were yellowish in color like they had been dyed And very soft rather than firm and quite tasteless. The duck was ok but very rare which in a buffet setting is not very safe. The pumpkin in the curry was still raw and hard to bite. The fried rice, because it was so dried and hard could not be enjoyed. Overall nothing tasted as it should have, lots of MSG used for seasoning in the beef dish with vegetables, tasted so gross. Never again. Yucky.

The little Chinese fusion food corner place in the mal. That is what it is and it tastes really…read moregood for what it is. The menu has Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai food and there is a small buffet from which you can eat. It just opened so i am looking forward to see how it will develop.

Came here for a quick dinner with a friend of mine and ordered the chicken ramen with starter of…read moregyoza. The ramen portion was tiny, i'm quite a small person and dont eat that much but this was ridiculous! The noodles were just 50cents packet noodles that hadn't even been cooked properly with some unmarinated, unfresh chicken slapped on top. The soup base needed some extra soya sauce to give it some flavour. The Gyoza were the worse I've ever had Then as the biggest slap in the face I paid the most I've ever paid for ramen in Berlin. Avoid.

Regarding the All You Can Eat dinner menu, if they called it AYCE Omakase, it would be more…read moreaccurate. You don't have any influence as to what arrives on the plate. In my visit it was mostly maki rolls with lower cost ingredients (veg, not too much fish). The quality and flavor of what showed up was superior to the typical converyor belt joints (Circle, Club & Co.) you see Berlin.