We had just gotten off the train that came from the airport and the plane that came from Brussels…read morevia Frankfurt. It was a long day and the night was upon us and we were getting hungry. As we left the train and headed towards the station, I spotted the Aseman Wursti. It didn't look ideal but as I said, hunger had set in and we didn't want to risk not eating that evening. Let me tell you; it was really good! We started with our coffees, which were pretty decent; then ordered the all-day breakfast. It was kinda like an English breakfast but not exactly. The difference was some relish on the plate. There was the traditional sausage, bacon and egg as well. I'll just have to dig out a photo and post it. Yes, I take all day breakfast photos. The place looked quite popular and all the food looked like nothing complicated but tasty. They also had beer!

It's the first food you see when you get off the train. It's basic food for your basic hunger…read more They offer several types of hot dogs and sausages, along with the usual accessories. I had a BBQ dog with coleslaw. The coleslaw was good, the dog was just average. With a fries and drink combo it cost only 7.50 euros, a bargain here.

Sol Cerveza available. Chzy Gordita crunch…read more Fire sauce. Water. Seating in dining room. Open kitchen layout. Self order kiosk. Fast food mexicanish food. Edible.

Taco Bell is always a great choice for a cheap but delicious lunch. We had a taco, some cheezy…read morefries and a burrito. Nice and delicious

A great burger joint! Although I warn against anything against the chicken nuggets and the fries…read more The burgers are definitely a hot commodity and stand up to most fast food burgers in the states. The service is fast, and the restaurant is clean! While I cannot warn enough against the chicken nuggets as they tasted horrible and may have ruined chicken for me. The fries were not terrible and just taste like a standard fried potato. Maybe around school lunch quality. Overall if you keep this review in mind I'm sure you can get exactly what you want.

The burger was ok. I did like the cheese star things. There was on,y two people working but the…read morefood was prepared pretty quickly.

This was a perfectly fine McDonalds fitting pretty much the normal standard. We just ordered a…read morecouple of cheeseburgers and some mozzarella sticks. Cheeseburgers came up quickly, and the kitchen thankfully still used the hold hot plate style holding area rather than putting together everything to order - so the cheeseburgers were actually good because the cheese had been warmed and wasn't cold when bitten into. One of the staff members brought over the sticks when they were ready, we just used on the standing tables on the upper level rather than going down to the seats. I just wish we still had these types of McDonalds back in the UK; I originally thought that the touch screens etc were good and they would be, except they result in nothing ever sitting as the recipes require on the hot plate holding areas. So I do miss my proper cheeseburgers, so it was nice to get that back again here.

A McDonald's is a McDonald's is a McDonald's. Usually. This one used to be an exception, to a…read morecertain degree, and still is, to a lesser degree regretfully. The menu is unsurprising, the same burgers at the same price as in any McDo. What set this place apart is the Rock'n'roll-themed interior (and now lost exterior). The idea was brilliant, as the building is protected by the musem authorities, and a combined gas station/diner in a 50's Rock-theme quite nice idea, especially when it involved some local rock stars in the process. As a concept not very original, but a nice idea to implement a strictly controlled franchise with an individual theme is quite nice and was implemented very well at the time. Now, regretfully, the rock-theme seems to be gradually fading, and this place is slowly turning into yet-another McDo.

Aye Papito! As a Texan, I take my chili seriously. My…read morecredentials include judging an Official Texas Chili Cook-off, and competing in numerous others. Stopping into this little Tex-Mex Chili joint just blocks from the central train station made me feel at home. Their menu isn't extensive, but what chili shop's isn't? I went for the "Classic." What I got wasn't quite what a Texan would call "Chili." It had beans in it, which is a Cardinal Sin in the Lone Star State. Big no-no. But I guess they are Finnish, so I can't fault them too much. The meat was the smallest bit I've ever gotten in a chili bowl- but it was layered thick and deep with fresh tomatoes, cheddar cheese, onions, lime, and tortilla chips. The presentation was wonderful- it was colorful and looked delicious! The interior was small- they can only accommodate 5 diners, tops. But the cozy space inside is a great way to get out of the snow, and get some down-home Tex-Mex cooking! They play Spanish music over the speakers, but the staff doesn't speak it. The place is attractive, with cute water bottles, and fun place settings. It's a really nice looking spot, and they do make a welcome bit of my state's cooking. Bless their hearts!

Great little place. Veggie or meat chili. I tried the classic with meat and it was very good…read more Most people have their favorite flavors, spices, etc for chili but I can say you won't go wrong stopping in for a bowl.

Kampin Pippuri is a casual but super friendly local restaurant with a menu of Turkish kebabs and…read moregrilled meats. My pick was the Falafel with Salad, a plate of four flat falafels served over a grainy hummus along with a simple salad (lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes) and Turkish bread. But an even more memorable part of the meal was the complimentary plate of house salads, which included shredded white cabbage, shredded carrots, shredded red cabbage, bulgur with tomato paste, and a white bean salad, all of which were super fresh and tasty. This restaurant may have seemed simple and unassuming, but the quality, service, and prices were all on point.

Nothing special it's just like any other KEBAB place and the buffet is so so really.. pretty basic…read moreand the price 10.50€ week days and weekends 12.50€. Not sure if I can recommend you this

I'm visiting Helsinki and every vegan restaurant that I was attempting to visit was either closed…read moreor far from public transportation. I'm glad that I made my way out to this place! The burger that I ordered was probably one of the best veg burgers that I've ever had, I'm not even kidding!!! Definitely beats a lot of the veg burgers that I've eaten in the U.S. I'm craving one again as I'm writing this, lol. Will be back!

Very small vegan/vegetarian restaurant that serves mostly organic food and proudly make their own…read morefalafel and hummus. The proprietor is really friendly - he just HAD TO take pictures when he saw my bobbaloos enjoying the meal too, sadly I don't think the photos ended up on Just Veges' Instagram - and I thoroughly enjoyed the vegan meze plate he recommended. It consisted of warm from the oven pitabread (possibly the best pita I've ever had), hummus, falafel, salads, salsa, bulgur, chickpeas, spring rolls and ratatouille. Just lovely. And very filling. My partner had seitan kebab plate and was very happy with that too. Free wifi, hooray!.

Delicious Vietnamese Pho. Perfect for a cold weather day. Friendly counter service. Close to the…read moreForum shopping mall.

Food: Extensive menu with great tasting food. We ordered the Beef Pho, Vegetarion Pho, Summer Roll…read more(USA: Spring Roll), Fried Spring Roll (USA: Egg Roll), Rice Noodles with Beef, and Fried Noodles with Seafood. Each dish was well presented and tasted delicious. They also provide complimentary cookies, tea, and/or coffee after your meal (self-serve). Service: Great service with attentive staff. Atmosphere/Ambiance: The ambiance was welcome and well-lit from the glass windows. Price: About 15 Euros per person. Overall Rating: 5/5