Poke in Germany. Interesting. It has a lot (seriously a lot) of carrots and cabbage in it. (Huh?…read moreYeah, seriously.) This time I had to get it without carrots and cabbage, which was certainly shocking to the nice guy making the poke. It was just too much carrots and cabbage for me. It's also possible to add mashed sweet potato if you like (I'm still serious!). Finally without the carrots and cabbage, the poke was very good to me (along the lines of East Coast American poke). The fish was fresh, edamame excellent, and sauces very nice. They don't have spicy mayo at Kailua Poké, but they have chili sauce and pear mayo, which were good together. A note that the fish portion at Kailua Poké seems to be about double the fish portion at Maui Poké Guys, and Kailua Poké was a bit cheaper. I guess this is due to location? Definitely not Hawaiian poke here but you can try German poke...

This place is amazing. A month later and it still brings a smile when I think about this cute…read morelittle place, and the warm welcome we received and the enthusiasm with which they served us despite the two of us just sharing only one bowl. We met our friend there for lunch and though he loves this place, their choice of blasting reggae music which drives him insane really makes me chuckle. We would have never thought to look for Poké here in Hamburg. But though we call them Buddha bowls on the east coast, they were truly delicious! A most excellent find if you are looking for something healthy, and delicious. And they have the kindest people serving you the food.

Poke in Germany. Interesting. It has a lot (seriously a lot) of carrots and cabbage in it. (Huh?…read moreYeah, seriously.) It's also possible to add mashed sweet potato if you like (I'm still serious!). It was way too much carrots and cabbage for me, but the ingredients were all fresh, and the fish was good. At Maui Poké Guys, they have pink beet rice, which was excellent, and spicy mayo. A note that the fish portion at Maui Poké Guys seems to be about half the fish portion at Kailua Poké, and Kailua Poké was a bit cheaper. I guess this is due to location? Definitely not Hawaiian poke here but you can try German poke...

after having a lot of traditional german food, i was in the mood for something light and asian and…read morewas very pleased to walk by UF poke bar. there are a few options to choose from, or the option to make your own as both small or large. i decided to make my own, and built a very big lunch portion with greens based, fresh salmon, sesame seeds, seaweed salad, kimchi, carrots, scallions, pickled purple cabbage, ginger, and tobiko. i chose not to have any of the dressings but topped it with soy sauce and sriracha at my seat. everything was very fresh and flavorful, and good thing i was starving as it was a very big portion and i was barely able to finish it - i cannot imagine how much the large bowl would have been, or to have had rice, quinoa, or noodles instead of greens base. overall the food and flavor was very fresh, but it was expensive especially for lunch. i was surprised that it was 1E to add additional toppings, especially ones such as cucumber, ginger, or carrots. i would have also liked to add edamame but this would have made it too expensive and it was already around 14E by the time i added a few. i was in the mood for a drink and chose the only option of IPA craft beer. while this was nice, it didn't really pair well with the poke style and would have liked to see some light white wines or even a lighter beer option to pair better.

I was so excited to see a new Hawaiian poke place open downtown. Unfortunately, my experience was…read moreawful. Service was extremely slow with only one person behind the counter. She seemed to not take the job seriously. I asked for something spicy and was recommended the Tuna bowl. They were out of a number of ingredients: quinoa, cashews, etc. It was dowsed with an unappetizing looking orange sauce and topped off at the end with way too much of the mayo sauce. Turns out it was as spicy as a stale cracker and left my stomach worse off #bellyache. The to-go bowls are sizably smaller than the dine-in counterparts. All in it was 19 euros for a bowl and coconut water. A definite skip. Go to Kailua Poké instead.

I haven't had the best experience with Poke Bowls in Hamburg so far, until I found this place…read moretoday. I had the standard Lachs poke bowl, the combination of ingredients was delicious and everything tasted fresh and yummy. I will definitely be coming back here whenever I am craving a poke bowl!

Jens Burg is one of those types of places you can whiff and sniff from a mile away. And what a…read morelovely scent it is! Aromas of coffee beans from faraway lands, unique blends of coffee and tea. Jens Burg is THE place to go if you're strolling around Hoheluft/Eppendorf on a summer's eve, you don't have to buy anything, just walk around the shop and take in the scents. Burg roast some of their own blends, which can come as expensive as 15eu for 250gr of things named "African Blue". They do have quite a few rare blends, but have very good affordable coffee for those who don't buy into the whole luxury coffee thing (like me). I particularly like their choice of Teas. As much as I like black tea, I love herbal teas in the Summer for making iced tea, Jens Burg are one of the only places in Hamburg that sell my favorite teas, Celestial Seasonings. They have the best citrus tea. Jens Burg has a whole bunch of interesting gift items as well, such as mugs, cups, tins and unique confectionary such as interesting chocolates, cinnamon toffees, etc. If you're looking to try a new brand of coffee, want a new selection of teas to choose from or are looking for some items for your kitchen, I recommend hopping into Jens Burg and poking around. There is a lot to poke around - so make sure to make the time! Their shelves are filled from floor to ceiling with anything and everything related to the world of coffee and tea.

Everything for a coffee fan in here. specialist coffee beans, machines, gadgets, antique gadgets,…read morechocolate to go with your coffee, spices to put in your coffee. I could spend hours in here and it's small.

Would give zero stars if I could. The waitress wasn't treating well from the start and never got my…read moreorder. Waited exactly 30 minutes for a small acai bowl. People who came after me had already started getting their orders. Called it enough after the 30min mark.

Fresh and tasty bowls. You will have several choices but if you are not satisfied with these ones,…read moreyou can create your own bowl with rice or quinoa, and add different toppings and dressings. They also offer detox waters with different fruits and vegetables. The inside of the restaurant is nice and pink, I will come back!

First time eating a pokebowl and it was goooood! Really nice waiter who seamed to enjoy his job and…read morelife. Friendly and serviceminded. The food was delicious! Fresh and not expensive at all. I ate a pokebowl for dinner same day but in an other restaurant and it was not even close in taste! Nice view over st nicolaus church and clean environment. Our bowl plus drink costed 9 euro there are parkingspaces nearby and it was perfekt for a lunch! Felt healthy

Sehr gutes Sushi, viele Sushi-Variationen, sehr nette Bedienung, frische Zutaten! Preislich etwas…read moregehoben, kein Vergleich zu all-you-can-eat Anbietern.

'raw like sushi' offers a great choice of sushi and bentos besides having lovely deserts…read more Important: the sushi not just standard maki & co but somewhat creative! These facts and the good atmosphere make this place a good alternative to the growing number of sushi place in Hamburg and is definitely worth a try.