It was interesting to see an Asian buffet concept come to life in Hamburg. In addition to a wide…read moreassortment of prepared foods at the buffet table, there is also station for "live" cooking where they will cook your assortment of fish, meats, and vegetables for you. The buffet itself is mixed. The sushi was pretty weak, with very thin slices of fish, but the quality seemed decent. Chinese fare did better with the fried shrimp and stir fries being pretty good. The hot and sour soup was also surprisingly good, and surprisingly spicy. The grill portion is what you make of it. The quality of the ingredients was good, and they do a simple stir fry with olive oil, so it's closer to a Japanese style teppan rather than a Mongolian grill. Dessert selections were limited and spread out and included a few types of cakes, glazed bananas. and some fried sesame balls. Overall, Copperhouse is a decent Asian buffet in a nice setting. With unlimited visits to the buffet and "live" cooking table, it is a good value especially for those with an appetite.

Copperhouse isn't bad, actually it's quite good. I really loved their lamb and halibut. This is an…read moreAsian food buffet/ teppanyaki style restaurant. It's 25 euros for all you can eat, so it's more of a come while you're starving kind of place. Most of the dishes are pretty mediocre, but the lamb and fish were delicious. Hence four stars instead of three. Some of the dishes included stir fry fried noodles, fried duck, egg rolls, fresh fruit, and fried bananas. I also had a strawberry colada which was pretty decent as well. There are some things that need improvement such as their not so good sauces and cold chocolate cake (honestly a chocolate mousse from the local supermarket would be much better than this). Also, the sushi could use some love. I'm not sure if I would come back on my own, but if someone else suggested it I would probably come along. Oh, it's also located right on the Reeperbahn, so it's a good place to get loaded up on food before your drinking night out.

Blankenese S-Bahn station's Asia Hub, dubbed "Ahziahoob" by the locals, offers inexpensive quick…read morefills of a multitude of Asian dishes. The quality across the board is what you'd expect from pan-Asian fast food in train stations - predictable, dull, europeanized, but too often a valid option considering alternatives at hand. After 8pm, all sushi dishes come at half price.