Eh, I've experienced a lot better than this. The hot dogs are small and tiny and over-priced. This…read moreplace feels lonely and dreadful. The hot dogs aren't as flavorful either; I ordered a jumbo dog which barely went a long way. Just for two hot dogs and two waters ran me and my friend $25!! Can you believe it?!? It's ridiculous. I suggest you skip this hot dog place and go somewhere else!

There's nothing wrong with the hot dogs - they have a decent variety of both hot dogs as well as…read moreactual plates, and they're in a smaller part of the terminal where it feels a little more local (rather than grand). But it's still inside an airport, and the ambiance, even with the Nordic appeal for clean spaces and open glass, is a bit limited. Which seems to fit the food - if you need a hot dog, they do well enough, but this is not the type of place you're going to rave about. The staff are efficient and friendly. And the crowd, well, it's an airport. When it's quiet it's not bad. When it's busy there's far too many screaming children running around - but that's not the restaurant's fault!

Make that 101 Dogs! This is an Asian-themed cocktail bar…read morethat also happens to serve hot dogs. Their menu isn't as diverse as you'd expect with the name "100 Dogs." In fact, they only have a few. Meat or veggie dog, served on a short bun, covered in wasabi mayo and Sriracha ketchup, with crispy fried onions. Amazingly delicious. I swear, you might be able to eat 100 of these dogs, 'cause they're not very big- but they pack in the flavor. They also serve craft cocktails. With an aperitif cocktail on tap (never seen that one before!) they can make all kinds of crazy mixologist concoctions. I opted for the beer- which was very cheap, but it came out in a half-pour. Perfect for last call. The interior looks like an Ed Hardy Japanese shirt factory exploded. They have weird prints of Japanese tattoos, and Asian street art that's interesting to check out. The place is welcoming, and the staff is friendly- they obviously know their cocktails, with homemade ingredients and properly sized chunks of ice in the proper cups.

A quite small bar with red, recycled Asian-style furniture and lamps, attitude and very…read more(positively) strong hipster atmosphere. The place reminds me of indie style rock bars. The service was extremely nice and friendly. We loved the veggie dog - although it was quite light, it was very tasty and had lots of cilantro, other spices and salted peanuts in it. Nothing in it was hot and it was mere a bun with some filling, but it was lovely anyway. There are nice drinks with funny names and some Asian beer in the list too. The prices are pretty high and if you are very hungry, the hot dogs and kimchi won't really fill your stomach - but I really recommend tasting! Huge thanks for the music which wasn't playing too loud in the "backroom" where we were sitting in. We really were able to chat with each other without shouting over the music - this is rare in pubs and worth of praise. This was my first visit but I will definitely come back. There are only few places with this kind of atmosphere in Helsinki.

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.

A welcome reprieve from the cold. They had a number of drinks and food items available for…read morepurchase, to eat inside or outside. The restaurant inside was really warm, and there was a view of the frozen water outside. The coffee really hit the spot, but the karelian pastry and the egg butter was something I had never tried before. Very delicious. Would very highly recommend.

Cafe Regatta is just as adorable and instagram worthy as the photos suggest! With a bit of…read morepatience, it's easy to capture the perfect snap without a photobomber. I wouldn't say you'd come here for the food (ie: quiches/pies, grill your own hot dogs, and pastries), but Cafe Regatta is perfect for cozy vibes, hot drinks, and yap sessions with a seaside view.

There's something extra delicious about hot dogs in Scandinavia and Iceland. The taste, texture…read moreand presentation is very different than what we are used to in the U.S. Little Big Cafe is a small trailer sitting across the West Ferry Terminal in Helsinki. It's on the outside of a small food mall, which also includes a Subway, Hessburger and a steak house. The Little Big Cafe offers an incredible hot dog experience. We opted for their signature Kassler Dog, which is a hot dog wrapped in ham, and prepared with a sticky, sweet BBQ sauce, a sugary mayonnaise, ketchup and mustard. The hot dog bun is more of a multi-grain, french roll...fresh and delicious. If you have a hot dog craving, this is the place to try. #LittleBigCafe is not the easiest place to find, but with Google Maps on my iPhone, I had no problem walking to it from the city center. If you plan to walk, wear good walking shoes: It's about 2.5km from the center.

In case you are in the Jätkäsaari or Ruoholahti area during lunch check out Little Big Cafe at…read moreVerkkokauppa. It's a great small place that has quite nice lunch offers. You can either decide on one of the three normal lunch offer of which one is always either a salad or soup. Otherwise get one of their delicious pies, sandwiches or especially hot dogs that come in many different kinds. They also have nice deserts if you are up for something sweet afterwards. During the winter you can only visit their cafe on the second floor. In spring they also open an outside take-away that offers some other food as well.

A delightful restaurant with a tasty salad bar and wonderful menu. Today we had the sausage,…read moresauerkraut and mashed potatoes. Great presentation! The salad bar came with lunch along with handmade breads. I enjoyed a local Fiskars Kaffe Stout beer, great if you like beer and it's local. A clean restaurant and be sure to arrive for lunch before 3pm. It's worth the visit!

Perfect food and service, nice atmosphere and interior design. We had a three course menu and some…read morewine.

I feel the same way about the burgers here. Satisfying, but nothing fancy…read more You can have as much Pepsi Max as your heart desires.

The dinning room is upstairs so don't feel worried if you approach and it seems dead quiet !…read more This is definitely a local favorite and was fairly busy when we walked in for dinner. The burger and fries was a good hearty meal. The beef and fries were fresh and tasted "real" Nothing to die for but a good standard burger. They have many different variation from chicken to beef and I believe even vegetarian. For the best bang for your buck definitely get the meal. As a reminder Copenhagen is expensive so you can expect to spend $30 USD on two burger meals.