We placed an order at 7:37pm. The delivery time was indicated for 35 minutes. How about almost 2…read morehours later we have no food but paid online. When I called, we were brushed off and told it is very busy on Sundays and someone was coming. When I asked when someone was coming, I was told soon. Then the person hung up!!!! Low and behold, the food was now delivered at 9:23pm!!!!!!!! UNBELIEVABLE

This is probably the worst meal I've ever had. The fried rice must have been cooked hours before at…read morewas delivered as it was all clumped together. The double baked chicken was so hard and greasy couldn't find any chicken in the batter. What a waste of time and money. I'm annoyed at having to give a star here for such poor quality.

In many ways, this is a great, game-changing concept for food delivery. A changing daily menu,…read morewhich you can subscribe to by email, features 2 lunch and 2 dinner options, which are pre-cooked and packaged and loaded into a car that arrives almost instantly after you order. (The website guarantees 15 minutes, but ours was here in about 3). Fairly low prices and no delivery fee even for small orders - all brilliant. Hypothetically this is the future of food delivery! The only problem is the food - which is rather oversold in the photos. We were disappointed that ours arrived totally cold, so the convenience of the fast arrival was offset by having to reheat it all in the oven to make it palatable. Neither of the dishes was particularly tasty, either; between the soggy overcooked vegetables, the dry flavorless rice, and the tough, chewy meat, everything in the plastic boxes both looked and tasted like airplane food. The portions were also quite small, without starters. sides, or salads as options, so when you "EatFirst" expect to eat again later. The menu does change every day, and it's possible that you might luck out and get a day where they've chosen something tastier that works well at room temperature. Most days, though, the menu sticks to fairly bland, middle-of-the-road Westernized interpretations of popular international dishes. This delivery concept would work smashingly well if they went with a focused and dependable menu and kept things at the right temperature. If these guys were to merge with a Taco Truck, I think we'd all be in heaven.

As always great delivery, service and packaging. the food was as usual amazing, the chicken…read moreslightly on the raw side, but somehow i was still happy and satisfied. i would definitely recommend this service

From the owner: Dorado Pizza ist eine Berliner Pizzeria die auf 100% Handarbeit setzt. Unsere Pizzen werden im…read moreSteinbackofen direkt am offenen Buchenfeuer gebacken. Die Pizzen werden aus täglich selbst hergestelltem Teig knusprig gebacken und sind sehr reichhaltig belegt. Kurz gesagt bekommen Sie: Mehr Pizza für Ihr Geld.

We got these delivered at the office. Everyone had put in their orders onto a spreadsheet a few…read moredays before. I got 3 onigiri's: Pesto mit Mais und Sonnenblumenkernen (vegetarian), Japanisches Omelett (vegetarian), and Walnuss-Miso (vegan). All three were great!

From the owner: Was ist ein Onigiri?…read more Köstlich gefüllt und raffiniert verpackt! Onigiri, das sind die lecker-leichten Reisdreiecke. Hergestellt werden sie von uns täglich frisch in unserer Nigi-Manufaktur. Ob mit Bio-Rind oder Fisch, vegetarisch und vegan, umhüllt werden sie stets von einem knusprig gerösteten Algenblatt. Durch die geniale Aufreißtechnik sind sie ideal für Meetings, die Pause im Büro, Events, zuhause oder to go: Ein gesunder, nahrhafter und kalorienarmer Snack! Welche Füllungen gibt es? Fleisch: Yakiniku-Rind, Ingwer-Hühnchen, Teriyaki-Ente Fisch: Lachs (gesalzen), Wasabi-Lachs, Thunfisch-Mayo vegetarisch: Pesto mit Mais und Sonnenblumenkernen, Japanisches Omelett vegan: Japanische Pflaume, Walnuss-Miso, Avocado

Café eßkultur located right inside Dahlem Museums, it's not really big, but nice decorated and…read morecomfortable. After a couple hours admiring and enjoying the breathtaking Ethnologisches Museum, the Museum für Asiatische Kunst and etc., this is a great rest point to recharge yourself. Eßkultur is on the ground floor, which offers coffee, juices and some cakes. If you are hungry than better go to the restaurant downstairs. They also seats open air, which allow you sit in the middle of the museums. The price is surprisingly reasonable, service is quite friendly as well, beside English and German, I also heard some of the staff speaking French. The café itself is really close to one of the entrances of Dahlem museums. Which made it easy to find and it also close to the gifts/books shop, very convenient if you want to buy some copies of the collection here exhibited. There are also some flyers about the different programs happening at the moment and some infos about the museums here, really helpful. It's just right in front the café entrance, you won't miss it