This is the last instalment of posts from my travels this summer. It's taken a while for me to get this up with uni/exams/mentally preparing myself for the life of a graduate (which is approaching at an alarmingly quick rate), but I managed to have a very productive blog day during a long day of travelling.
So onto the post - what we ate in Berlin!
Men Men: We found this Japanese restaurant wandering around Neukölln on our first night.
Once we had ordered our food at the counter, we were given a device that would buzz when our food was ready for collection, and went to find our seats.
Cafe Gong Gan: a small Korean restaurant, with the coolest interior - including a lego table.
Hans im Glück: a German burger chain. Again, amazing interior. Just look at how pretty it is inside:
Golgatha: a biergarten (beer garden) in Kreuzberg. They also do food and everything was reasonably priced. The setting was so lovely although it was quite quiet when we went.
Cafe Lucia: we stopped in this bar (again, the interior was gorgeous) for a few drinks.
We also went to Mustafa's Gemuese Kebab for the best kebab I've ever had in my life. The queue for this place was a bit ridiculous - we queued for about 35ish minutes, which a lot shorter compared to the 90 minute wait that some online reviews had waited for. I'm not sure if it's worth a 90 minute wait but it was very tasty. However I didn't get a picture as I was so hungry - by the time I had the kebab in hand, I ate it in about 14 seconds.
But I did vlog about my time in Berlin, which you can watch HERE. (And the kebab does feature towards the end!)
No comments
Post a Comment