Great Korean chicken. Love the hot and spicy sauces. Boned and boneless!…read more Chicken is well cooked and crispy.

The food was ready quickly and delicious! A great late night snack at a reasonable price.read more

This place is just awesome. I came across it by complete chance while I was actually searching for…read moreanother place to eat that I found off of Yelp when I saw this small stand-like place with visuals of CHICKEN - very eye-catching. There was a line forming so it definitely looked like it was worth investigating. Turns out that less than 5 euros get you a combo meal with a HALF chicken - a WHOLE HALF of a chicken and it's all yours!!! The combo includes a side of fries or salad (or if you're REALLY hungry, a slightly pricier combo gives you both). Just seeing other people eat their meals here made me brave the line and quickly Google the correct way to say, "halbe Hähnchen mit Coca-Cola," which was completely unnecessary since they understand English just fine if you're ordering... You order, pay, and they give you your meal asap before you leave the line - I was so excited to eat it that I broke a tip of my plastic fork when I stabbed the beast of a meat that was the freshly-cooked chicken. Very certain that I will be here once or twice more before I leave Berlin!

I first came to Huhnerhaus 36 in May when I was studying abroad in Germany for a month and it was…read moreso good that I had to come back! I had the most tender and delicious chicken kabobs I've ever had. They have two amazing dips that pack a ton of flavor. Very affordable, delicious chicken. The rice dish with chick peas is also top rate. The setting is pretty casual as you order at the counter and take a buzzer. Tough to beat! I will be coming back anytime I'm in Berlin.

Chicken Buzz is probably my favorite restaurant.Food is excellent,Drinks are so yummy and the staff…read moreis really nice and polite. I am in love with the Apple Ice Tea,Popcorn Chicken and homemade Fries. The owner seems really handsome though

Great Chicken place with many variations and I loved the burger! A must visit when coming to Berlin!read more

I am such a sucker for fried foods including fries, so imagine my excitement when I realized that…read moreour hotel in Berlin was right next to a fritterie! We knew we had to go at least once and I am so glad we did! We ordered via one of the kiosks and it was extremely easy to use with English as a language option. I ended up getting the classic poutine (with garlic fries and jalapenos added) and my husband got a vegan Instanbul street fries (with falafel instead of the chicken kebab). We very much enjoyed watching the staff work in the kitchen and I LOVE that they had vegetarian and vegan options. Vegetarian poutine is so rare that whenever I see it, I almost always get it! These fries did not disappoint - they were loaded! The gravy in the poutine had excellent flavor and the cheese curds were a little melty and super stretchy. They also piled high with the jalapenos! My husband loved his fries equally and I really liked the yogurt dip. I would definitely recommend this place.

to elaborate on someone else's negative review of this place, I have to first preface that I was…read moresober when I went here, and the chicken was awesome, albeit a bit salty. Nice crispy skin, juicy meat even the white parts! Based on the amount of police officers that were eating here, I'm assuming this place is pretty well regarded with the locals.

Just came here, before a huge wave of waiting line of hungry people started bulding up.....i must…read moreadmit i felt good enjoying my meal, while the line was getting longer and longer.....gotta enjoy a bit of mischievousness every now and then! Anyway....let's get to business here: For a quick fill,right in the center of kreuzberg, this is your place. You can never go wrong eating chicken, wherever u are from... The taste is not as good as in "City Chicken" (please check out my review), but the cool area and the friendliness of the staff makes it all fine again. After you are done here,the journey can continue to the oberbaum bridge with its cool hang outs, or the multi cultural cafes of kreuzberg.

Date of visit: May 31, 2024…read more My husband is very picky, which can make traveling to foreign countries interesting when it comes time to eat! After our initial plans for dinner fell through, we came upon Frittenwerk. I certainly appreciated the kiosks out front to let me know what they have without having to try and decipher the menu with my limited German. I had been meaning to try a currywurst and figured this was as good a time as any to give it a whirl while my husband went with chicken sticks and fries. My currywurst was excellent, I would definitely recommend it to anyone that hasn't had one yet. The fries were decent but the chicken sticks were pretty bland and would be a terrible meal without some sort of dipping sauce. Loved the ordering where they assign you a name instead of you entering one for them to butcher and staff was very friendly, too!

Frittenwerk has one of the most bizarre but perfect concepts I have ever come across . It is pretty…read moremuch french fries with different toppings which makes them a different experience. no much or a healthy meal but an interesting snack. I tried the fries that had some aioli, cilantro and pomegranate seeds. It was delicious but half way through the dish I was tired of fries, so I would say they are better as a shared snack than as main meal. The churros were surprisingly good for Germany and they came with a dipping dark chocolate to sweeten the deal. Will go back whenever craving some not-so healthy snacks for sure!

Pre-pandemic I ate here on the recommendation of the Lonely Planet guide, and the food was…read moredelicious and fresh. The ambiance is stark, with a few seats inside a dark interior and a couple of wooden benches and tables outside. This year, I patronized Habba Habba briefly again and had a very negative experience. My daughter and I were heading to a store nearby in Prenzlauer Berg after a long trip from Schöneberg that was diverted due to the Christopher Street parade. She was thirsty, so I brought her to Habba Habba since I knew it from before. I purchased her €2.50 bottle of water with a €20 note. The man behind the counter gave me a €10 note and a few coins: a €0.50, a €2 coin, and what looked like a €2 coin, only with a "5" on it. The rest of the lettering was rather worn so very hard to read in the low light inside. I said to my daughter, "I didn't know there were €5 coins" and almost asked the man about it, but she really wanted to move on to our destination. I put the coin away. Imagine my surprise yesterday when I tried to pay part of my ticket for the Neue Nationalgalerie with the €5 coin only to have the woman at the ticket counter say that the coin was not a € coin! I took the attached images and ran them through Google, and it turns out the man at Habba Habba gave me a coin worth 5 Moroccan Dirham - currently valued at only US $0.51!! So Habba Habba cheated me out of €5! Not a pleasant experience. Despite the food being tasty, I will never go back there. I recommend that if you do go, you count your change carefully - twice. What a distasteful experience.

Habba Habba was my go to place when I wanted something healthy and delicious, while I was working…read morein Prenzlauer Berg. Super tiny, super cute, super fresh! There is a very small but cute wood terrace a few steps up the sidewalk with only two small tables, from which you can admire the lively Kastanienallee and its people. The food is fast and delicious, my favorite is the halloumi & chicken shawarma. It's not very cheap but hey. You can call beforehand and just pick up your wrap a few minutes later, perfect for a business lunch. It is not your typical oriental food shack where they just throw a shawarma together roughly. (don't get me wrong, I tend to love those places, messy big portions are the best!) The portions could be a tiny bit bigger.

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