This hole-in-the-wall hot dog joint has been around for a while - I remember when Kastanienallee…read morewasn't "Casting Alley" yet we already been getting our late night eats at this place. Nothing has changed much - you'll get decent hot dawgs for okay money. I tried the Chili Hot Dog (3.50 Euro) which was topped with an enormous amount of dried onions. Digging under it I spotted some chili sauce, pickles, and mustard. Decent stuff. They also sell bagels, burgers, and fries, as well as beer and soft drinks. Great for late night eats during cold Berlin winter nights.

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

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!

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.

Smallest hot dogs I have ever seen. Good but expensive and small so I don't recommend.read more

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.

Ordered the Bavarian Dog and the wife ordered the grilled chicken bowl. Both were delicious! No…read moreidea why this place has such a low rating on here. Thankfully I also checked google and TripAdvisor. If you're looking for a delicious, borderline gourmet hotdog, this is the spot! Good beer on tap. Good food. Very friendly staff. It's a good spot if in Berlin. Also, stop on the way out for a great view of the Berlin Zoo monkey enclosure...it's a fun unexpected bonus.

They serve hot dogs. The dog was not hot, and food served before drinks. Good dog, it is a…read morecuriosity. Would I go back. No, been there done that.

Mister Miller Hot Dog has actually two locations and this review is for the one located on…read moreSchoenhauser Allee/Danziger Str., right next to Manolo Cafe. Whenever I'm in the area I'm getting my hot dog fix right here - decent sized hot dawgs, starting at 1.50 Euro represent a good deal. The basic hot dog comes in a bun (duh!) with sausage, ketchup, prickles, dried onions. You can add more stuff to it for more Euros (different sauces or even more toppings). Overall good value for your money. As this place is open late it's a great (and cheap) alternative to all the Doner Kebab and Asian food places around.

Visited Shiso Burger for lunch on a weekday and we were able to get a table right away. The concept…read moreis an Asian fusion mix with burgers in bao buns. All the burger combos were really tempting but went with a classic one , and it was delicious! The edamame and fries were also of the highest quality and came with a delicious wasabi mayo to bring those Asian flavors to a traditional French fry and make it even better. The establishment is clean and vibrant and it has a great atmosphere to hang out and have a great time. The location is also very convenient and near public transportation options. Great way to elevate a classic burger and fries and make it special!

Good place for late night snack if you're hungry...like if you just arrived from airport…read more The fusion Asian Burgers with juicy angus beef cooked medium are served inside black sesame sprinkled Chinese buns. The Ebi breaded shrimp burger was delicious -shrimp patty was crispy and savory served with sirachi mayo. Nice calming zen decor and ambience. Dogs are welcome inside too.