Before I paid, I asked the woman at the till if she was checking my park ticket and when she said…read moreyes and I had paid she said she couldn't now bc I had already paid and the cash register was closed... telling her that it was rude in a nice way (then) and I turned to the next customer to ask if they would be nice enough to have my park ticket checked though and when they finally understood (not from Hamburg), the cashier then said at this cash register couldn't do it. At this point I was mad. I took my strawberries and my drink and walked off (you remember I had paid ). Starting my strawberries there was a hair in the whipped cream. I stomped back (I'm heavy ) and she had the nerve and to ask me for my invoice... I blew my top. The other cashier told her to give me the money and offered a free coffee (I had a drink) no, thank you.

Nice area with plenty to choose from. There are items at all price points. I really liked it and…read morewould return if I ever came back to Hamburg.

I was so stoked to find a mall that had shops with stylish clothing and prices within my budget…read more This is the best mid price mall around Hamburg. There are so many different kinds of shops in here from The Body Shop to S. Oliver. You can pretty much get any type of clothing here and it's great for both males and females. I like that there's an escalator leading to it, and I love how they have Aldi, Rewe, and Budni in there as well. There are also really cute vendor shops that sell interesting things such as honey bath items and candles. Oh! Don't forget to check out their food court which has AWESOME Indian food. The palak paneer and the chicken marsala is to die for. Make sure to get it with Yogurt and Coriander. Enjoy!

A busy food court, but not many folks eating here. Sahha has staple Syrian dishes. When asked for a…read morerecommendation, I was steered toward the chicken wrap. Pretty good! For a train station, it's unusual to see options beyond the typical franchise. While the meats were prepped, it was grilled right in front of me. It was hot, a tad spicy, tasted Mediterranean, and was reasonably priced. Would return!

Upscale food court at the heart of Hamburg Central stations - Good veg / non-veg options. Pretty…read morefilling / good portion for under 10 euros. Fresh and delicious if you order from the plate menu. Some buffet style options also visible from the counter. Don't expect much service as it is almost a take out food. They will provide your proper cutlery and plates if you want to sit there and eat. Regularly cleaned sitting area for around 20-30 people right by the counter.

My ratings are always based on comparable foodplaces and as this is a fast food place i compare it…read morewith uch places and give it a solid 4 star due to the great value and the wonderful taste of the food. Tried the chicken madras curry that was just awesome. Tender chicken in a creamy curry sauce with just the right amount of chili kick to tickle the taste buds. Cant have indian food without the soft naan bread so i had that as well with some raita and dipping sauces. All great in flavor. The price was a tad above McDonalds and similar places but at about 10 € for the food together with a soft drink i think this was way better value for the money. If you like quality indian food, dont hesitate to try this place if you ever pass by.

This place is like the Tardis. It doesn't look like much…read morefrom the outside (as a matter of fact, it looks like nothing at all), but upon entering, you're suddenly standing in the middle of an extremely large shopping center which spans itself across a few buildings and is somewhat complex to navigate. The Quarree is one of the best shopping centers in Hamburg I've been to - unlike the Europa Passage, the Quarree is full of things you'd actually WANT to buy, such as discount clothing, curiosities, books, toys... and they've got a well solid food court with more than decent coffee (disclaimer: I know the owner/manager of the food court at Quarree). They make a mean baked potato! The Quarree is the perfect shopping center which SHOULD have been built instead of the Europa Passage - tucks away neatly behind some buildings, has everything you need for decent prices and provides some competitive lunch options. The center needs this kind of shopping center. Why oh why is it in Wandsbek?

Wandsbek Quarree is a shopping center in Hamburg Wandsbek close to the Station Wandsbek Markt. The…read moreWandsbek Quarree is bigger than it appears from the outside. It has two parts which are connected with a bridge. There is a nice choice of shops and there is a small food court.

Pretty good curry for a shopping centre, but it's definitely not the curry mile of Manchester…read more Chutney has a slightly limited choice of around 4-5 dishes, and you queue up to buy it and then sit on stools. Quick, but not really comfy. They say you have to buy a large meal if you want to eat in, but in fact, you can get a small and just sit down anyway. The curry is at least on a par with Shalimar but for loads less cash, and slightly less grand surroundings!

Good place to get lunch! They seem to have three different meals to select from (not sure if threee…read moredifferent every day) and it's really affordable (3,90 EUR for a "regular"). Tall costs a bit more, but I am not sure if you need that - I felt stuffed. :) Usually Indian places in Germany don't season the food very much, but this place is different. Pretty nice, especially since this is not a "real" restaurant, but a fast food joint.

MMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmm. I wasn't expecting much, but it tasted so good. For food court food, it's…read morebombtastic. I got the chicken makkan which it was flavorful and the meat was plentiful. The palak paneer was likewise delicious. I feel no need to go anywhere else to eat Indian food. I wish they had Chutneys in the train stations too. Oh! Don't forget to get it with yoghurt and green chilies to kick up the spice. Minus one star because it is a tad bit pricey. t was a bit of 8 euros for two small entrees.