A really tasty chinese restaurant at Dammtor Station in Hamburg…read more I chose a delicious chicken dish for about E4.50 and was expecting a little box of Chinese. Instead I received a mountainous plateful of food. The food was really tasty and really healthy and nothing was fried apart from the few spring rolls that went with it. All the vegetables were fresh, tasty and cooked to perfection. Thoroughly recommended for anyone wanting a tasty feast before heading off on their journey.

My favorite Asian restaurant in Hamburg. I've gone here so many times with my boyfriend during his…read morelunch break. It's not a fancy place but I love the food and would never go anywhere else for my tofu with vegetables. I've been to other Asian places in the same price range and they're not even close. If you're looking for a cheap good Asian food this is the place to go.

Outstanding curried fish and fish with spargel dinners! Fresh, perfectly seasoned, and excellent…read morepresentation in a continuously sizzling platter kept that way with candles beneath it. Awesome pairing with a local Hamburg Duckstein Rotblonde bier.

Came here last night to order take out. The waitress was super friendly and I heard her speak…read moreCantonese so in my broken Cantonese I asked her about ordering to go. She said no problem and handed me 2 menus. She said the lunch menu has English but the other menu was only written in Chinese. Uh oh... Lol I told her I couldn't read Chinese and just asked her for her recommendations. We ended up ordering the roast duck, gai lan (Chinese broccoli) in garlic sauce and bbq pork fried rice. It didn't take too long for the order to be ready and the total came out to be about 40 € for everything. We got back home quickly and started to dig in. Omg, everything tastes delicious! I haven't had good Chinese food since I've been to Germany and so these dishes made me miss Chinese food back at home! The duck was so good. Although a little hard to eat with the bones but hey the bones add flavor! The bbq pork fried rice was delicious and adding the gai lan and the garlic sauce from the gai land made the rice so much more flavorful! I would definitely order take out from them again. I saw they have a dim sum menu so I am interested in trying that as well. Highly recommend this place for great and authentic Chinese food. Yum!

We finally made it to Wahing restaurant. The waitress was very nice and quick and the menu offers…read moreauthentic chinese food. Our dishes tasted good. Enjoy

We thought it was a regular sit-down type of restaurant when we first popped in before we realized…read moreit was just a much nicer fast food burger joint than we had back home. The menu isn't super descriptive and I don't speak German, but I was able to make out some of it from the online menu and photos. I got the regular size (one patty) JB Champignon, which came with mushrooms, cheese, and sautéed onions. I decided to make it a combo with their freshly made lemonade and garlic bread instead of fries, because I had never seen it as a side to a burger before (not thinking there would be an excessive amount of bread). I'm a big eater but the burger turned out to be larger and wider than I had expected, so I was glad I only got the one patty instead of two. These are the kind of burgers you might want to eat with a fork and knife! The burger also came with lettuce and, unexpectedly, this creamy, mayo-based type of sauce, which was good but got to be overwhelming and very heavy near the end. I ended up scraping some of the sauce off the bun and then later gave up on the bun to eat most the garlic bread instead. Like some other restaurants in Europe, my husband had to pay extra for ketchup, which was their own chain brand that came in a big packet. I also took a couple sips of his Fritz-kola, which is a soda brand made in Hamburg. My husband was also very stuffed with meal (I think he got a two-patty JB BBQ, but I can't remember). We were both really impressed with some of the people around us who were licking their plates clean. It seemed to be a pretty good bang for your buck, though more expensive for us in general with the conversion rates from Canadian into Euros. Clean washrooms, quick and fast service, less waste because of the real cutlery and plates they give you - I can see why this place/chain is so popular!

The best burger's restaurant, I've ever been. Burger was delicious had a lot of ingredients and…read moreperfect grilled meat.

Amazing! this place has 5 stars on Yelp and deserves it. This place really goes back to the basics,…read moreyou eat in a tent and the menu is on a chalk board. Very traditional German is served here. I had a Wiener Schnitzel with fried potatoes. When he brough my plate out I could not believe how huge the schnitzel was and how many potatoes I got. The guy did not really speak English but was very helpful non the less he made sure I like it and even asked a passerby to help when I ordered to make sure he got my order right! At the end he told me desert was included! I got rice pudding that was simple but good. I don't even know how I had room left to eat it. All of that and a drink and my whole meal was less than 10 euros! Go for sure if you are in Hamburg!!

Bock Treffpunkt Imbiss has been described to be as "the place where vegetarians eat meat, where…read morenon-smokers smoke and where atheists come to pray." It's that good. I ordered the köttbullar and the dish managed to exceed my already high expectations. I thought the sauteed mushrooms in the sauce was a nice touch as well. It really brought together all of the flavours. Post meal, we were offered a choice of dessert. I went with the chocolate pudding and custard. This was hands down the best köttbullar that I've had in Hamburg, yet. It's quite the interesting little setup as well -- underneath a tent. Very cozy and not the least bit cold in Winter as it is heated.