A great tiny spot with the best Udon in the city. I can't stop recommending this place because the…read morefood is delicious and very fresh. The location though a little bit hidden is lovely and cozy.

I had high hopes, but the fish was only okay (two stars for pretty deece mackerel and acceptable…read moresalmon) and the other dishes (gyoza, agedashi tofu) were hot greasy disappointments. The avocado roll was downright inedible. Its inscrutable popularity was clear when I came in to find 80% of the tables empty but reserved, but I was told I could sit down "if it's quick". I would advise them to be politer and at the same time more assertive about tables without reservation. I ended up taking the food to go, feeling unwelcome -- and this isn't my first rodeo with German table service by any means. You can do better than this place, especially given that it's right by U Rathaus Neukölln. Hop on and ride away --

This place was great! Really good sushi, Chicken Pho had good flavor and nice cuts of chicken…read morebreasts. The family that runs this place were so hospitable and really made us feel welcome. Although they are not a gluten free restaurant, although the items are generally gluten free by nature. they did take precautions to limit any cross contamination and did.a great job on that. I really enjoyed the family vibe of this place and would definitely come back again.

Yum! The food was so fresh. We had lots of things off the menu and everything was so good. The…read morefresh drinks are amazing. Our server was so kind and quick. This place is a hidden gem. And in a beautiful little nook of town. If you are looking for great, view and delicious food this is the spot!

Busy around 6:30PM on a Sunday…read more Pros: -Delicious, fresh sushi! -Indoor and outdoor seating Cons: -Cash only -Small inside -- Both the Tekka and California Maki (6 euro total) were super fresh, especially the avocado in the latter. The rice was particularly sticky. Really enjoyed!

Musashi can be easily missed As you wander through 'kottie'…read moreas we kreuz folks call it. A very small indoor area with A very tasty simple menu. I always prefer a teriyaki or Katsu 'don' not only for the Latter honoring those worthy Of the title, but for the krispy Krunchy slices of comfort. The teriyaki chicken is tender Moist and perfectly grilled topped with Seasame seeds green onions and the Never too sweet Sauce added to steamed white rice and the ever so slight bean sprout. Authentic Simplicity served and Prepared with Pride. The Category is: Reasonably priced Elegance In the 'Hood'

Really friendly, funny and welcoming staff. Great and quick service. The sushi is really tasty and…read moreall for a fair price!

I ordered the chirashi with mixed fish. They said they didn't have tuna because they didn't like…read morethe cut for the day, and I agreed that it was no problem. I got my dish and it was the freshest sushi I've had in Berlin. Staff was friendly and nice. Highly recommended.

Nice sit down restaurant on a busy street with a lot of quick food restaurants. Ambiance is nice -…read morebrick walls indoor and outdoor seating that is close together but far enough apart you can have a quiet conversation. Service was friendly and prompt. Lots of people had Korean BBQ and it smelled delicious. We had a tofu and a beef bibimbap as well as shrimp kimbap. All were delicious - flavorful, substantial, and well prepared. We came away very satisfied.

Food and service here were spectacular. Our server was attentive and even though there's a sign…read moresaying "cash only" he came to our table with a card reader which I thought was nice as I don't carry a lot of cash on me. The food was SO GOOD. Compared to other food in Berlin it was a little higher than usual (mine was €12) but the portions are decently sized and I still think it was worth it. Seating was fine when we went (around 4pm on a Monday) and there were a few different table options to choose from. They even offered us free tap water which I always appreciate. I'd definitely go back- the food here is lovely.

I stopped by Cube for their lunchtime specials and had enjoyed the restaurant, its food, and their…read morecovered outdoor seating area. The sushi special I had included two rolls, 2 pieces of sashimi, and a cup of miso soup. The sushi tasted fresh, and for just over €6 it was a great bargain. The service was prompt, and the restaurant obviously took pleasure and pride in their presentation (I received metal chopsticks rather than disposable bamboo ones and artfully-arranged sushi).

Absolutely awesome…read more The place is too small so you might have to wait for a while but it's totally worth it. The staff sometimes is not as friendly as you would expect but, to be hones, the place is full all the time and that can be exhausting. I have been there more than 10 times and now I know when the place is chill out they are way more friendly than on a friday night. In any case the food is awesome, fresh and at incredible price. You have tons of variety, I will never get tired of this place.

Yum I will never pass up a vegan sushi restaurant but this place was amazing. The interior is a…read morecool vibe with transparent tables and flooring. I also liked how you can choose how you want your roll (ex, white/black rice etc.) for endless options. The dessert was sooo good too the chocolate mousse with raspberry was made with tofu and I never would have guessed that!

An exceptional experience…read more While visiting Berlin we decided to give Secret Garden a try. This restaurant is located on the second floor of a Veganz store. Secret Garden offers an exceptional experience since the moment you walk in. The environment is quite unique, the decorations make you feel in a new place, and the environment is perfect for a date, a meal, and a chat with friends. And even though non of the dishes by themselves were outstanding, the combination of dishes made for a great experience. We tried the tofu sticks, dumplings, onigiris and several sushi rolls; I especially liked the non-"roll" dishes. All in all, if you are looking for a unique experience in Berlin, Secret Garden is a great alternative. My Criteria 5 stars: The best food I have ever had, or an excellent option given the price. 4 stars: Good food, a restaurant I look forward to trying again. 3 stars: Good food, a restaurant that I am indifferent to. 2 stars: Below average experience, will not go again. 1 stars: This restaurant should be closed.

This sushi place is so perfect for a quick, easy and healthy lunch (depends on what you choose to…read moreorder). The prices are fair and the portions very well sized. The fish tastes really fresh. All the decorations are amazing and make this place a bit more special than most others. The waiter was very polite and did his Job really well. Definitely recommended by us!

So - the best sushi I've ever had was in Berlin. Go figure…read more Com A offers a wide selection of Asian fusion cuisine and most importantly: the amazing sushi. I ordered the shake nigiri and the kappa maki. The salmon was buttery and the rice had the perfect sweetness and consistency, and let's not forget the presentation! All their dishes are served on beautiful platters and the presentation is minimalistic yet interesting. Interior and presentation usually makes or brakes a restaurant for me - which is why Com A gets a 5 out of 5. The only downside with this place is that it's not Sweden.

The service here is very friendly, and the space is pleasantly lit and charming. The prices are…read morevery reasonable for the quantity of food. My salmon sashimi was of acceptable quality, and perhaps standards for sushi in Berlin are lower than elsewhere given the strong reviews of this establishment, but if this is as good as sushi gets in Berlin then you're better off eating other things. My miso soup was not very hot and had a bit of an odd flavor to it, certainly ranking low among the many hundreds of bowls of miso soup I have consumed. This restaurant is a decent spot for a quick bite of sushi, and their lunch specials look particularly reasonable, but it won't impress and isn't worth a visit unless you need affordable sushi in this specific area.

We came here at 10pm and ordered separat rolls and nigiris. The sushi came very fast and so did our…read morebeverages :-) Cozy and clean loaction close to U-bahn stations. Service is polite and fast, and you feel important as you should :-) We will recomend this place, it is very fair prices and very nice quality of sushi. We'll be back! Taste was delecious!

If I'm in the vicinity of Hermannplatz and craving Asian food (meaning Thai or Vietnamese), it's…read morepretty much indisputable that Hamy is where I would go. But a friend suggested meeting up here, just a few doors down, so that's how I ended up having Reisschale for lunch today. The inside is long and narrow but pretty non-descript. Since it was a sunnier fall afternoon, we opted to sit outside, as the tables had plenty of free places. Most of the menu items are standard but also a bit pricier than I expected (they were between 5 and 7 for dishes at lunchtime). Luckily, the vegetables and tofu in peanut sauce was the daily special, so I got that for €4,90. It was good, but not the best I've ever had. I also ordered a fresh lime juice soda, which was really good but also very sweet (not a bad thing in my book, though it's a dealbreaker for others). The people working were nice and efficient, so overall not a bad experience. I still prefer Hamy, but if that place is too packed (which it often is), Reisschale isn't a bad alternative.

I fell so-so about this thai/vietnamese restaurant. The inside decor is rather bland-generic, but…read morethere's hope upon seeing the kitchen. It could serve authentic enough food, but it doesn't. The food wasn't bad, mind you, it just ended up being your generic germanized thai imbiss. We ordered two different curries and couldn't tell them really apart, besides than one had mushrooms. I still give it 4 stars, because I still enjoyed it and the service was friendly, though I secretly know that as soon as this place shop for the night, these people make the best possible thai food and eat it all themselves. Why not serve it to the public? Surely, germans are ready for it?!