Well lit and airy (for Berlin), this L-shaped bar competes with Schwarzsauer to be the primary Kastanienallee hangout. The food, an odd mix of Asian and...
Kastanienallee 49Most Indian restaurants in Berlin seem to offer more or less the same menu. This one can be forgiven, as it was the first to open. More than 20 years later,...
Grolmanstrasse 51Roomy but crowded, with a constant stream of happy hour-style discounts, this is probably the best money-for-quality sushi deal in Berlin. The fish is...
Mittelstrasse 24It's the quality of the ingredients at this Japanese that makes the food special. And it isn't just fish in the sushi rolls: one maki is filled with...
Gippstrasse 3An ambitious 'Singapore fusion' concept sees Indian, Chinese, Thai and Malay ideas mingling on a creative menu. The hearty Thai-Indian soups show the...
Oranienburger Strasse 50
Something of an institution, serving fresh and tasty Vietnamese soups and noodles. A couple of daily specials supplement a handful of regular dishes. Once...
Alte Schönhauser Strasse 46Hidden in a pleasant courtyard off busy Rosenthaler, with tables outside in summer, this is a fashionably minimalist place to see, be seen and eat modern...
Rosenthaler Strasse 38Sachiko Sushi was Berlin's first kaiten (conveyor belt) sushi joint. It's usually packed with upmarket thirtysomethings, plucking the scrummy morsels as...
Grolmanstrasse 47Fresh Japanese food and intense flavours in a well-lit modern interior spread over two floors. The sushi is masterful but you can also enjoy standards such...
Bergmannstrasse 89Stands out for its sashimi, made with very fresh-tasting tuna or salmon, and California maki, rice rolls with crabmeat and avocado rolled in red caviar.
Kastanienallee 24Not easy to find, Sushi Express is under the Sony Center courtyard in a passage to the S-Bahn. But the hunt is worth it for tasty sushi, sashimi and...
Potsdamer Platz 2