Berlin, Germany — Food Guide

👆 Food Edition Bangkok Bites Highly recommended!! Order by pointing to pictures—super easy for non-German speakers. 💰 ~€30/person Thai-style Stir-Fried Pork Mince Served with rice, perfectly seasoned for easy pairing. Raw Shrimp Insanely delicious! Spicy but addictively refreshing. The cabbage side dish adds a crunchy contrast. Mango Sticky Rice with Coconut Milk Sweet, creamy coconut milk soaked into sticky rice—comfort food at its best. Two Thai Milk Teas & Green Teas Bonus: The German staff are incredibly friendly and handsome! 👨💼✨ Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Restaurant Maximilians Berlin Reserve ahead (though walk-ins might work, better safe!). Roasted Pork Knuckle Crispy outer skin, tender meat inside. Served with tangy sauerkraut that cuts through the richness—no greasiness at all! Half-portion is enough for 1-2 people (huge servings!). German Sausages Classic flavor with visible spices, paired with mashed potatoes and sauerkraut. Solid but not mind-blowing. Braised Beef Cheek in Rich Sauce Tender meat with a slightly tangy base, balanced by the savory sauce (go easy on the sauce—it can be salty). Note: All dishes come with mashed potatoes, so no need to order extra carbs! 💰 ~€30/person Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Halou (Vietnamese Pho) Perfect for a light breakfast or when you’re not feeling hungry. Vietnamese owner is super friendly—asked for feedback on the food. Got complimentary lemon colas due to a slight wait! Dry Noodle with Seafood Sweet flavor with fresh seafood notes. Free lemon water + Mango yogurt (€4). 💰 ~€15/person Rating: 🌟🌟🌟 Cake Shop on KaDeWe Rooftop Strawberry Tart: Similar to MS brand, solid choice. Marshmallow Lemon Cake: Too sweet, skip it. Other pastries: Average. Random detour: Bought €20 worth of lottery tickets, won €15—don’t get hooked (too late for me 😅)! #Germany #Berlin #GermanFood #StudyInGermany