From the owner: Hawaii. Wir lassen das erst mal so stehen und geben euch die Gelegenheit, in den Inselvibe zu…read moregelangen. Was seht ihr? Sandstrände, wahrscheinlich. Blumenketten, Kokosnüsse und freundliche, fröhliche Inselbewohner. Hula-Tanz, polynesische Feuershows, Wellen. Stimmt, all das ist Hawaii. Doch MA'LOA legt den Fokus auf etwas, von dem Hawaiianer sagen würden, dass es ohne nicht gehen würde. Die Rede ist von Poké. Dem hawaiianischen Nationalgericht. Kleine Stücke, große Tradition Poké, was so viel bedeutet wie "in kleine Stücke schneiden", ist ein simples, frisches und sehr nahrhaftes Gericht, das traditionell auf rohem Fisch (traditionell Thunfisch), einer Basis aus Reis und Zutaten wie Frühlingszwiebel, Sesam und einer Marinade aus Sojasauce basiert und in Schalen serviert wird. In einer Poké Bowl vereinen sich die Geschmäcker Japans, Polynesiens und der US-amerikanischen Westküste. Hawaii isst Poké, Poké ist Hawaii Das hawaiianische Alphabet kommt mit exakt 13 Buchstaben aus. Beinahe jedes Wort wird mit offenen Vokalen gesprochen. Wer also Aloha, Mahalo und Oahu sagt, der hat seinen Mund bereits weit genug geöffnet, um fangfrischen Thunfisch, zarten Tofu und spicy Chilli auf seiner Zunge zergehen zu lassen. Das MA'LOA-Team wünscht "E'ai kaua", Guten Appetit

I've been meaning to check this place out for awhile and finally made it this week. Dragonbowl is…read morethe first place I've seen in Berlin to pick up on the trendy poke bowl concept that took over the U.S. last year. The premise is simple: you choose your protein, you choose your "base," and you choose your sauce. A standard set of veggies is included, and you can also opt for extras. I got the Mrs. Tofu (one of the two vegan options, the other being Mr. Seitan). It came with a nice peanut sauce and lots of yummy veggies, and I opted for zucchini noodles instead of rice (an extra €1) and avocado (an extra 50 cents). The food came out quickly, the portion (large) was filling, and overall it was good (with the exception of the avocado being rock hard and flavorless). I don't think there's anything particularly remarkable about the food here, but it's healthy and tasty and just a nice spot overall. There are also lots of other vegan options like the desserts, etc., so it's a place that a mixed group of eaters can easily come to. I also really like that the outdoor area in front is mostly enclosed, so it was ideal for my toddler to still be outside but not be right on the sidewalk/street. They're also very child friendly and they have a changing pad and high chairs for the little ones.

Recommended by a friend for a quick bite to eat since we'd just arrived from the airport. Friendly…read morepeople, quick service, and most of all the food was super good. The brown rice couldn't have been cooked better. I got the small bowl with beef, edamame, cilantro, the wasabi force sauce, and diced avocado on the side. Several other items top it so it was plenty for me. Didn't hurt to wash it down with a Tiger beer.

A bit expansive but bowl is huge and tasty. There are tuna, salmon and tofu options. A lot of…read moreadditional options but if you're not experienced it's a bit confusing what to take.

From the owner: Hawaii. Wir lassen das erst mal so stehen und geben euch die Gelegenheit, in den Inselvibe zu…read moregelangen. Was seht ihr? Sandstrände, wahrscheinlich. Blumenketten, Kokosnüsse und freundliche, fröhliche Inselbewohner. Hula-Tanz, polynesische Feuershows, Wellen. Stimmt, all das ist Hawaii. Doch MA'LOA legt den Fokus auf etwas, von dem Hawaiianer sagen würden, dass es ohne nicht gehen würde. Die Rede ist von Poké. Dem hawaiianischen Nationalgericht. Kleine Stücke, große Tradition Poké, was so viel bedeutet wie "in kleine Stücke schneiden", ist ein simples, frisches und sehr nahrhaftes Gericht, das traditionell auf rohem Fisch (traditionell Thunfisch), einer Basis aus Reis und Zutaten wie Frühlingszwiebel, Sesam und einer Marinade aus Sojasauce basiert und in Schalen serviert wird. In einer Poké Bowl vereinen sich die Geschmäcker Japans, Polynesiens und der US-amerikanischen Westküste. Hawaii isst Poké, Poké ist Hawaii Das hawaiianische Alphabet kommt mit exakt 13 Buchstaben aus. Beinahe jedes Wort wird mit offenen Vokalen gesprochen. Wer also Aloha, Mahalo und Oahu sagt, der hat seinen Mund bereits weit genug geöffnet, um fangfrischen Thunfisch, zarten Tofu und spicy Chilli auf seiner Zunge zergehen zu lassen. Das MA'LOA-Team wünscht "E'ai kaua", Guten Appetit

Tasty but expensive for what it is. Fresh but unremarkable ingredients are only made interesting by…read morethe sauce. Surely glasses for drinks can't be such an unusual request?

Great poke you can fully customize. We get a lot of fabulous poke in San Francisco and this place…read morewas up to snuff. Fish was a little poorly cut but the product itself was high quality. Ample portions at fair prices.

Very good food but they should have their menu and english translation. I will not go back though.read more

Stopped in to get some hot water for my wife to make some tea, and the waitress was so kind to seat…read moreus and take care of us. We ordered some coconut soup and a drink for their trouble and I'm sure glad we did! One of the tastiest coconut curries I've had! The location feels like an upscale food court but everything looked delicious and very reasonably priced. Great spot for a grab and go as well

I wish this place was closer to my house, because I would eat here more often. Limited ramen menu,…read morebut perfectly done with an authentic taste. While people tend to sit too long and make the wait longer than it needs to be, it is worth the wait. The different alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks available are worth trying as well. I highly recommend this place if you are in the mood for ramen.

So good! This was really good ramen. Great flavor, this is a must have! Put this on your list of…read moreplaces to try.

Terrible, terrible spot! This place clearly rolls with the poké bowl trend and wants to impress…read morewith its tropical wallpaper. But the is uninspired, loveless and an overpriced assembly of tasteless ingredients. The Tofu Bowl was advertised with "marinated tofu". I received sticky flavorless rice, with a few scattered edamame beans, and plain white tofu that was briefly fried but did not look anything like the advertised picture. The fact that I had asparagus instead of the carrot slices (which they had run out of), gave me at least a little bit of flavor. Don't go here, you will thank me later. Go around the corner and visit the food court in the mall with plenty of tasty options. You will also save a few €! Dear Poké Bay, please make more inspired food snd not just copy a trend.

Amazing food, can recommend the sweet chilli chicken and the shrimp bowl! Fresh and healthy. Not…read moremany places to sit, but do take away and eat in the food court at the mall.

This was an Indian restaurant in Berlin with an upside down McDonald's emblem on its window, so it…read morewas easy to recognize. My cousin and I shared a platter recommended by the waitress. We thought it was supposed to have meat but we could only find very tiny pieces. It wasn't my favorite but I'd say it's definitely a unique place in that you can get Indian, Mexican, and Hawaiian food all in one place. It's a good place to check out.

First Indian meal in Berlin and I was not disappointed!…read more I ordered the Thali (€10), which consists of two different curries, basmati rice, potatoes, chutney, and naan. The portion size of the dish intimidated me, but I devoured that monster within a matter of minutes because it was so damn tasty. I was pleasantly surprised by the presentation and quality of the meal, especially after hearing that I should avoid Indian food and stick to the döners while in Berlin. Overall, I will definitely be coming back here when I eventually need to satisfy my craving for Indian food.