We came here when we were hungry from a day's walking around Mannheim's shopping area. We wanted…read moresomething simple to hold our hunger, so we ordered soup and some appetizers. I got the waldpilzsuppe (regional mushroom soup), which I liked, but bf wasn't so lucky with his Asian-inspired Thai-Kokossuppe (Thai coconut soup), which lacked flavors. However, the portions were big, so we were pretty stuffed when we finished the soup. The appetizers were not good. We shared the fried chicken nuggets with curry dip (forgot the German name) and the schafskäse (German baked sheep's cheese with vegetable). The chicken was overfried to the point of inedibility (if I were a food critic, then I would have sent it back to the kitchen), and the schafskläse was simply too heavy even as an appetizer. Perhaps we made less than ideal choices for our meal as they had pizzas we saw nearby looking tastier than our food.

Had the tomato soup which was really good with a Pilsner beer…read more Moved on to the steak which was cooked to my expectations but not very flavorful. Had the cheesecake for dessert and that also was not the best. The staff was quite helpful and very positive. Also liked the atmosphere with light music in the background and clean decor.

YUM! I am allllll about soup, so when I walked by this place in Heidelberg (just off the…read moreHauptstrasse) on a recent trip, I knew I had to eat there. Came back the next day and loaded up a bowlful of one of the daily specials. I got the small bowl and it was PLENTY, I can't even imagine what a large would have looked like! I loved that you could choose which toppings you wanted -- fun! The shop next door shares ownership, so you can choose which place to sit in and order from both. Definitely will be back!

This place is super awesome! The food is yummy and the staff is super great. I found it to be a…read morelight meal that is still satisfying and won't weigh you down. Compared to lots of places I visited in Germany, this is by far the most progressive in terms of food. They have really good selection o

The restaurant boasts an excellent ambiance with faithful historical restoration, evoking a…read moredistinct Cold War-era atmosphere. However, the dishes tend to be a little too salty for Chinese diners. Its handmade spätzle stands out from regular noodles: these egg noodles are flat, cut into short individual segments. All dishes come with extremely generous portions, and a single main course is more than enough to fully sate an adult

Like other great finds in Germany Schnitzelbank was a Yelp recommended find. Tucked into a side…read morestreet off the main drag we found our way back to this hidden gem. With only a few tables in the place you quickly make new friends and end up dining next to strangers. We originally sat with a couple of local Germans and after they left a musician from the local college joined for her meal. Great schnitzel options here and true charm stood out for us. Would highly recommend this place to others in Heidelberg.

There is nothing better than having a friend play tour guide in a new, foreign city, as you're…read morebound to end up at spots you would not have found on your own. I learned while visiting Mannheim that the city has an enormous Turkish population, and therefore it has dozens of Turkish restaurants. Uzun Tasfirini is acclaimed as one of the best spots in the "Little Istanbul" neighborhood, specializing in pides. Pides (pronounced "pea-days") are the Turkish equivalent to pizza. This snack food is a large flatbread topped with ground lamb, tomatoes, and spices, which bakes in a wood-fired oven for less than 10 minutes. It is then cut into squares and served with peppers, parsley, and lemons. You assemble the peppers and parsley yourself, squeezing lemon over your pide before you fold it up and indulge in this pizza treat. It's a simple, delicious dish that you can't miss out on if you're in Mannheim or are feeling homesick for a slice of pizza.

If you find yourself in Mannheim, you can't do better than Uzun. This small place specializes in…read moreTurkish pides, all of which are freshly baked in a huge wood-fired oven. A fresh, filling meal including a drink will run you about 6 Euros, which is hard to beat. To start, order the mercimek corbasi soup, a lentil soup made fresh in house. It comes with fresh baked Turkish flat bread, lemon and spices. For the main course, there's a variety of pides to choose from, but my favorite is the spinach & feta -- freshly chopped bright green spinach mixed with creamy cheese, engulfed in homemade Turkish bread, with generous brushed butter on top, crisped to perfection. Heaven is a place on earth with you.

I just happen to come across this restaurant, because I was in Mannheim with my girlfriend. We were…read morelooking for a good sushi bar and had trouble finding a place and happen to come across "The East" while looking for a place to eat sushi. The food was not bad, better than a lot of Chinese places I've eaten at in Europe! They actually made pretty good sushi and have an excellent Mongolian barbecue. Customer service could be better though.

I was looking forward to visiting this restaurant very much, but unfortunately I was very…read moredisappointed. The food was not special and not particularly good. Since I heard a lot of good things about The East I expected a lot more than what they had to offer eventually. There are much better asian restaurants in Mannheim.

Sushi is okay, other things expensive for not being what you ordered.\…read more I was hungry and excited to see this sushi place open. The conveyor belt sushi was pricey and had few different items to choose from so I decided to order from menu instead. The portions are small but taste was okay. My partner had a bowl of wonton soup for Euro 8.90. Anywhere else in the world a wonton soup has wontons in it but not here.This was miso soup with ramen noodles and chicken scrap pieces in it, wtf? Waitress just said thats the way it is. Her Inari (tofu wrapped rice) was a small piece of inari on top of rice, wtf? This place cheapens and cuts corners where they can which is not cool because you are spending good money here for lackluster food.

What in gods name is this??? Conning tourists into thinking what you're serving is "Korean" food is…read morea terrible way of living. It was so hot in there, not even a desk fan was flowing. I wasn't expecting decent food. Just the sight was a turn off at other tables. But I thought it would be edible? We ordered 4 things. Even the Banchan was puzzling. It's like, the old lady that works back there never had authentic Korean and just figured she can make some stuff watching YouTube. Just because you're Korean doesn't mean you can just open up a restaurant and call yourself a Korean restaurant. I was appalled. Poor tourists.. just wait til you're somewhere else for Korean food.

I liked the food here although it's not the best Korean food I've had. One being the limited…read moreselection of side dishes, which is an important part of Korean cuisine! We didn't get anywhere near the variety of side dishes offered in restaurants in LA. Instead, there was only 3 small side dishes of pickled radish, kimchi and bean sprouts...quite a disappointment way to start a meal. We had the veggie bibimbap and the beef with noodles. The bibimbap was nicely cooked in a stone pot and it was sizzling hot when it arrived at the table. I liked all the vegetables in there. The beef with noodles dish was mediocre and it was missing some seasoning. Overall, Soban serves good quality Korean food in the middle of Heidelberg. However, It didn't live up to the hype as other reviewers mentioned.

Came here after a recommendation from a native German from the area. He mentioned that this is a…read morelocal eatery with reasonable prices and authentic food. They have an English menu as well, if needed. It was a weekday afternoon and it was moderately busy. We were seated inside at a long table, of which patrons sit together as parties fit. I ordered the special, chestnut soup as well as a small portion of the Nuremberg sausage and kraut. I should have followed my lunch partner's lead and just ordered the soup, as it was very filling and had a nice flavor. The Nuremburg sausage was tasty as was the sauerkraut it was nested upon. I wasn't able to finish the portion since the soup filled me up. I would definitely recommend this place if you are in search of authentic German food in the area. The flavors are nice and they have a good variety.

Work colleagues took me to this local favorite serving regional dishes. The leberknodel with…read moresauerkraut was delicious. My friends ordered white asparagus with salmon, lentil soup and bratwurst with saumagen (Local dish). Order side dish of bratkartoffelen (pan fried potatoes) and beer on draft. Wunderbar!