Wow! That's all I can say- this place was phenomenal! The ambiance, the staff and the food- OMG the…read morefood! Some of the best and freshest Sushi I have ever had. The ambiance of the place is fantastic- load but not too much, the staff great and watching the chefs cook in open kitchen helped make a great meal even better. 3 of us ate a literal boatload of Sushi and had a very nice bottle of wine, and it was only €50 a head.

Was there yesterday, February 16, 2019. Had traveled from Sweden and booked a table several months…read morebefore. The food gets a strong four but the overall impression made them get two stars. There were so many mistakes in the service of the person who served us. She didn't smile, first of all. We got the impression we were not welcome. We got bread but the restaurant couldn't fix drinks that were not on the menu. While drinking our pre-drink we got the starter. We didnt have time to enjoy either pre-drink or the starters seperatly. At this time the main course came in. A Henssler mix - their specialty, with sashimi, sushi, tempura. We still hadn't finished our drink, nor our starters. Now we also lacked the beer we were supposed to have with the starter. Our waitress did not present the main course, which was strange because there was a mix of a lot of different components. The waitress was still quite unengaged. She forgot the drink for the main course. We had to ask for it twice before it arrived after 30 minutes. Then we had come halfway through our main course. When we had finished our entire dinner - from the moment we were seated at our table to we got the check - it had been 50 mins. We dissapointed and went back to our hotel for coffee and desert.

This little restaurant which focuses on fish is really popular among locals and travelers alike…read more Came here today at the advice of my airbnb host, who described the restaurant as a typical Hamburg style seafood restaurant. Got there around 7pm on a Monday and it was really packed. I was eating my myself and asked the hostess where to sit- she said I could sit at smallish table with two other German lads. At first, I thought, how can I do that? Wouldn't they mind? But then I had remembered that communal style seating is quite common in Germany, so it was quite alright. It also was quite rainy, but that didn't stop people from coming in and queuing up to eat. My German was quite rusty, so I didn't know what half the things were on the menu (German only). So I opted for the Fischmix which a lot of people seemed to have ordered and enjoyed both on Yelp and TripAdvisor. The Fischmix, which comes with 5 different types of fish including tilapia and salmon, was really good and tasty (also a little salty- as expected as mentioned by previous reviewers), but I enjoyed the flavors and the dipping sauces to add to the fish. The Fischmix comes with a side of sautéed vegetables, which I ate with each bite of fish with some of the dipping sauce. Also, each fish entree comes with a salad, bread that's topped with pesto, and potatoes (which I chose the "chips" option). Definitely a hearty meal and well worth the €11.90 for my Fischmix entree. I'd definitely want to come back here again sometime on another trip to Hamburg and try all the other fish dishes. Hopefully next time I'll have more time and pop by Karofisch again soon!

What's good: 1) FREE bread and three sauces that were…read moredelicious 2) good choices of fish 3) crunchyness of the fish and chips What's not so good: 1) Cooked and fried with way too much oil that it's almost greasy. The vegetables are dripping in fat and the fish soup is 1/5 oil 2) the fish soup was disappointing but the fish was fresh 3) the portion sizes are smaller than expected. How is it compared to schabi? 1) Better in atmosphere and choices and their fish and chips and sauces + free bread 2) Worse in how it's grilled, freshness and too oily However both schabi and Karo are cheaper but both didn't convinced me in their taste and made of of their fish m chips.

I loved Spicy. Our group of four went in just hoping for a change of pace from German/European food…read moreafter tooling around the Speicherstadt, and we got an actual Chinese restaurant - not a pan-Asian place that does sushi, Vietnamese, and Indian curry. They did not have an English menu, but we managed to get by with our limited German, our server's limited English, and one of our friend's attempts to go from his native Cantonese to Mandarin. We ordered: Smoked tofu with chives and peppers Mapo tofu Crispy fried duck Shuangdong style chicken with mushroom and bamboo Everything was excellent, but I really loved the chicken and mapo tofu. The mapo tofu also had a great spice level and was made with truly silky tofu that melted in/numbed the mouth. I highly recommend this spot! The hot pot seemed like a popular option, too.

I had very high hopes for the Spicy Restaurant, based first on reviews and second on the fact that…read moreit was obviously very popular and many clients were Chinese. But my hopes were not satisfied. The food was good but not exceptional. The spicing was toned way down for a German taste. And every dish tasted similar to every other. It was not horrible. It was fine. But it was not at all that great ma-la experience I had hoped for. Then again, it is Hamburg. Maybe this is the best Chinese Hamburg has to offer.

Another fantastic meal!…read more Third time here and as good as the first time. Switched it up and tried the roast beast. Did not disappoint. Downed it with a delicious Pils and tippier it off with an Apple Pancake. Laid back but friendly vibe. Looking forward to visit #4!

3.5 stars The Restaurant im Sprinkenhof is a charming,…read moreold-fashioned restaurant offering traditional Hamburg food. Seafood plays a big role in the cuisine of this North German city, and the Hamburger Tapas came with three toasted baguette slices, each with a different topping: smoked salmon with horseradish, pickled herring, and my favorite, North Sea crab salad in a creamy dressing. Another classic (and unique) dish of the region is known as Labskaus, made with salted beef puréed with beets, topped with a fried egg with a runny yolk, and served with sliced beets and a pickle. The puréed meat was served warm and had a distinct pink color from the beets, but was otherwise not a particularly outstanding culinary creation. The service here, while warm and friendly, was inexplicably slow, and our simple dishes took quite a long time to be prepared.

I had not tried Syrian food before this place but I'm so glad I have now. My time here was an…read moreamazing introduction to Syrian culture. The soup was so full of flavor (linden suppe). I thought the temperature of the soup was just right for enjoying its full flavor profile and aroma. We also tried the Mazza when we came and I highly suggest you do to. It was great. 10 different types of food all wonderful in their own right. Including the 10 mazza dishes, I tried about 13 different dishes at this restaurant and every single one was delicious. The service was excellent as well. Quick and polite. Dimitri took extra care in making sure we had a wonderful time during our stay.

Really liked their few, but good changing daily lunch options. Inexpensive, delicious, and mostly…read morelight food. Friendly, personal staff. The setting is good and reasonably close to the central shopping streets for a quick lunch, maybe followed by a coffee and chat, but for my taste would be a little too sterile (both location and interior) for dinner.

Another one I have been to several times, usually over the week end with visiting friends or a get…read moretogether to kick off the night. As usual, I will go through good points and room for improvements that justify my rating The goods: - Price: it's an all-you-can--eat buffet for 16.9EUR which is quite appropriate when you look at the amount and the kind of food they serve, speaking of which... -Food: variety and quality is quite impressive Salad Bar (++ Kimchi & white beans) Soup White rice Sushi: very diverse and delicious, essentials are there tamago, maguro, ebi, avocado, sake Wok prepared with dressing of your choice (about 10) and with ingredients that you've choosen, which means plenty of vegetables, varied seafood, multiple kind of meat and Tofu (++ for vegetarians) Desserts: fruits & ice cream Staff : efficient & friendly -Location : city, easily reachable from Monckerbergstr The bads/room for improvements & Tips -Tip#1 Food: the prepared woks tend to bath in oil, which from the first plate feels sickening, make sure to ask the cook to go easy on it. I mean really! -Tip #2 Atmosphere: I wouldn't put it on the dating restaurant list All in all, great and I would recommend it again and again, anyone can find something to eat!

DO RESERVATIONS BEFORE YOU COME!…read more Quantity over quality. Well of course AYCE (ALL YOU CAN EAT) always comes with a lack of quality. Sushi: Of course It's not original Sushi with original japanese rice, but nowdays people don't give a fuck, because it's cheap. Real Sushi like those you get in Japan or other parts of Asia will make you moan load. It's like orgasm. But you don't get those things here in Germany. And all Sushi places are ran by chinese or vietnamese. It's ok but it's fake. And people accept the fake :D It's ok as well. Well Mr. Cherng is not that bad compared to all the other Sushi places in Hamburg. But let's put it simple and easy together. Do you want quality and the real japanese thing? There are some very traditionals in Hamburg, but you pay maybe 30€ for 10 pieces of Sushi. Or do you just wanna eat whatever it's cheaper and more popular? Then come here. But I feel like the quality at Mr. Cherng was way way way BETTER in the past.