Gummies! I would end the review there, but Yelp won't tell me that I'm smart unless I write more,…read moreand I personally look to Yelp for validation. You have to go here, even if you aren't the biggest fan of gummy products. I had no idea it was founded in Bonn, but then again, I don't think I have ever thought about Haribo long enough to wonder where it was from. The name is an acronym formed from Hans Riegel, Bonn (how long did it take you to figure out which letters spelled 'Haribo'? Be honest; this is a shame-free zone.) I bought a few buckets of different things and made them a cheap way to impress my co-workers and remind them that I'm awesome (the magic power of sugary treats that stick in your teeth). On a random side note, someone swiped one of the four buckets I put in the break room. Those were community buckets. Pigs. Anyways, go here. There's another Haribo store in the center of Bonn that has two floors and a history of Haribo (I didn't read it, but it is there, printed on five or six feet of yellow wall). I'll stop here; Yelp just affirmed my worldly value.

The first time I visited was 10 years ago and this was before it was renovated. Back then it wasn't…read moreas large- still had a big selection but now there is enough space for people to mill around...you don't feel like you are crammed up next to someone because of the wide aisles. Great selection and the pick n mix is nice. The Haribo from other countries was neat as was the non gummy options. Would have been cool to see more limited items that are specificity to Bonn.

You can stand and eat outside or take-away:)) Momo is the…read morespeciality here, veg or beef dumplings: are real good Other speciality is thukpa:))

Very convenient place to have take-away dinner. Number 33,…read morehand-made noodle with vegetables is recommended.

My favorite place honestly. The owner is really nice and helpful. You can pretty much find a lot of…read moregood Korean products here