🇩🇪 | What to Eat in Düsseldorf, Germany 🍗🥘

🌟 Uyghur Cuisine | Tengri Tagh Uigur Restaurant 📍 Oststraße 120, 40210 Düsseldorf ✅ Must-try: Big Plate Chicken & Ding Ding Noodles – tender chicken & flavorful noodles! ✅ Lamb skewers – juicy and mildly gamey 🍢 ✅ Baked buns – crispy outside, soft inside (strong lamb taste – avoid if you don’t like lamb) ❌ Lamb pilaf – a bit oily, can be heavy 💵 Cash only! 🌟 Japanese Food | Roppongi 📍 Opposite Palito Restaurant Düsseldorf (exact address not found) 🍲 Sukiyaki – generous portion, tasty! ⚠️ Might be closed – check Google for alternatives. 🌟 Korean Food | YoGi 📍 Grupellostraße 5, 40210 Düsseldorf 🔥 Spicy chicken feet – gets better as it simmers! 🍲 Fish cake soup – dip in chicken sauce for extra flavor 🍖 Braised short ribs – soft & sweetly glazed 🍙 Tuna rice balls – average, just get plain rice instead 🌟 Bread Ice Cream | Gelateria La Romana 📍 Carlspl. 19, 40213 Düsseldorf 🍞 Brioche – warm toasted bread with ice cream inside! 🍦 Two scoops – must try pistachio flavor 💡 Share between two – it’s huge! 🌟 Grilled Fish | Three Kingdoms 📍 Stresemannstraße 4, 40210 Düsseldorf 🐟 Small: 1 fish, 1 flavor (€42.8) | Large: 2 fish, 2 flavors (€49.8 – includes sides!) 💰 Large is better value – enough for two 🌟 Spanish Food | La Copa 📍 Berger Str. 4, 40213 Düsseldorf 🍢 Grilled veggies – surprisingly delicious but pricey 💸 🌟 Asian Supermarket | Hanaro Markt 📍 Immermannstraße 45C, 40210 Düsseldorf 🛒 Perfect for snacks & Japanese/Korean products! 🌟 Shaved Ice | COCO Café 📍 Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 10, 40210 Düsseldorf 🍧 Right next to Hanaro Markt – one portion is enough for two #GermanyTravel #Düsseldorf #DüsseldorfFood #EuropeTravel #FoodGuide 🇩🇪✨