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SAN — Restaurant in Berlin

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SAN
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Nearby attractions
Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz
Linienstraße 227, 10178 Berlin, Germany
Alexanderplatz
10178 Berlin, Germany
Schendel Park
Alte Schönhauser Str. 7-8, 10119 Berlin, Germany
World Time Clock
Alexanderpl. 1, 10178 Berlin, Germany
Pfefferberg Theater
Schönhauser Allee 176, 10119 Berlin, Germany
Bötzow Berlin GmbH & Co. KG
Prenzlauer Allee 242, 10405 Berlin, Germany
Leise-Park
Heinrich-Roller-Straße 24, 10405 Berlin, Germany
Brunnen der Völkerfreundschaft
Alexanderpl. 9, 10178 Berlin, Germany
IKONO Berlin
Rathausstraße 4/6, 10178 Berlin, Germany
Märchenbrunnen
Am Friedrichshain, 10249 Berlin, Germany
Nearby restaurants
Cecconi's Berlin
Torstraße 1, 10119 Berlin, Germany
Dark Restaurant Berlin
Saarbrücker Str. 36-38, 10405 Berlin, Germany
SOY
Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 30, 10178 Berlin, Germany
Belushi's Berlin (Alexanderplatz)
Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 41, 10178 Berlin, Germany
Volksbar
Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 39, 10178 Berlin, Germany
BAR internazionale
Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 31, 10178 Berlin, Germany
ichi いち
Straßburger Str. 60, 10405 Berlin, Germany
Pho Co Restaurant
Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 20, 10178 Berlin, Germany
Augustiner auf Bötzow / Wirtshaus und Biergarten
Prenzlauer Allee 242, 10405 Berlin, Germany
Döner Inn
Alexanderpl. 8, 10178 Berlin, Germany
Nearby hotels
H4 Hotel
Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 32, 10178 Berlin, Germany
H2 Hotel Berlin-Alexanderplatz
Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 32, 10178 Berlin, Germany
St Christopher's Inn Berlin - Alexanderplatz
Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 41, Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 39-41, 10178 Berlin, Germany
ibis Berlin Mitte
Prenzlauer Allee 4, 10405 Berlin, Germany
Hampton by Hilton Berlin City Centre Alexanderplatz
Otto-Braun-Straße 69, 10178 Berlin, Germany
Generator Berlin Alexanderplatz
Otto-Braun-Straße 65, 10178 Berlin, Germany
ibis budget Berlin Alexanderplatz
Mollstraße 30, 10249 Berlin, Germany
Limehome Berlin Prenzlauer Allee
Prenzlauer Allee 241, 10405 Berlin, Germany
Schoenhouse Avenue
Schönhauser Allee 185, 10119 Berlin, Germany
Lux Eleven Berlin-Mitte
Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 9-13, 10178 Berlin, Germany
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SAN

Weydingerstraße 22, 10178 Berlin, Germany
4.5(210)
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attractions: Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, Alexanderplatz, Schendel Park, World Time Clock, Pfefferberg Theater, Bötzow Berlin GmbH & Co. KG, Leise-Park, Brunnen der Völkerfreundschaft, IKONO Berlin, Märchenbrunnen, restaurants: Cecconi's Berlin, Dark Restaurant Berlin, SOY, Belushi's Berlin (Alexanderplatz), Volksbar, BAR internazionale, ichi いち, Pho Co Restaurant, Augustiner auf Bötzow / Wirtshaus und Biergarten, Döner Inn
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Nearby attractions of SAN

Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz

Alexanderplatz

Schendel Park

World Time Clock

Pfefferberg Theater

Bötzow Berlin GmbH & Co. KG

Leise-Park

Brunnen der Völkerfreundschaft

IKONO Berlin

Märchenbrunnen

Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz

Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz

4.6

(790)

Open 24 hours
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Alexanderplatz

Alexanderplatz

4.3

(72K)

Open 24 hours
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Schendel Park

Schendel Park

4.0

(101)

Open 24 hours
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World Time Clock

World Time Clock

4.4

(3.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Berlin during World War II - Tour in English
Berlin during World War II - Tour in English
Fri, Dec 26 • 10:00 AM
10178, Berlin, Germany
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Bike sightseeing along Berlins most iconic spots
Bike sightseeing along Berlins most iconic spots
Fri, Dec 26 • 11:00 AM
10435, Berlin, Germany
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2 hour Berlin Express history tour
2 hour Berlin Express history tour
Fri, Dec 26 • 2:00 PM
10117, Berlin, Germany
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Nearby restaurants of SAN

Cecconi's Berlin

Dark Restaurant Berlin

SOY

Belushi's Berlin (Alexanderplatz)

Volksbar

BAR internazionale

ichi いち

Pho Co Restaurant

Augustiner auf Bötzow / Wirtshaus und Biergarten

Döner Inn

Cecconi's Berlin

Cecconi's Berlin

4.2

(478)

$$$

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Dark Restaurant Berlin

Dark Restaurant Berlin

3.9

(729)

$$$

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SOY

SOY

4.6

(1.3K)

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Belushi's Berlin (Alexanderplatz)

Belushi's Berlin (Alexanderplatz)

4.1

(1.4K)

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Yusuf HadiYusuf Hadi
ATTENTION: THIS IS AN AUTHENTIC JAPANESE RESTAURANT. THIS IS NOT ONE OF THOSE TOURIST TRAPS OWNED BY VIETNAMESE, SO DON’T WORRY :) Alright so let’s begin with the food. The quality of the fish is incredible—so fresh, it practically melts in your mouth. Their nigiri and sashimi are beautifully presented, and the flavors are just out of this world (it’s soooo good). Their authentic wasabi and Japanese salt compliment the sushi perfectly. We also tried their chicken karaage, and every bite was a perfect balance of texture and taste (I can tell that they made it fresh, not from the freezer). Furthermore, we had a nice scoop of ice cream as our dessert. The simplicity of the menu really stands out, you’ll get classic Japanese entrees, sashimi + sushi selections as main course, and great selections of sake and beer. Another highlight for us was their service and attention to detail. From the presentation to the serving of the meal, everything was perfectly timed. It’s clear they take a lot of pride in what they serve. When taking an order, they asked us whether we have allergies with certain seafood. And when they served us, they explained each of the fish, where the fish come from, and how to eat them (whether we should eat them with soy sauce or without). The price is quite reasonable for the quality you get, and it feels like you're getting a real sushi experience, not just something to fill your belly. All in all, SAN is the best sushi restaurant in Berlin. I’m afraid it will be difficult for us now to find a better sushi place in Berlin. Pro tip: you need to book a table in advance and don’t put yourself on the waiting list, as you will get a very little chance to be contacted.
Giusy AmorosoGiusy Amoroso
I had been looking forward to trying this sushi restaurant for a while, and finally made it! The quality of the sushi is excellent—the fish is incredibly fresh, and the selection feels carefully curated. They also have a nice variety of sake to pair with the meal. However, my evening took a disappointing turn when we were denied the chance to order ice cream at 9:45 PM. The server explained that the kitchen was already closed, which was both surprising and frustrating. First of all, the restaurant’s listed closing time is 11 PM on both Google and their website. Despite this, the staff essentially told us they were closing at 10 PM. Adding to the confusion, when I made my reservation, it was clearly stated that the table was valid for two hours. Since I booked at 8:30 PM, this should have meant I had until 10:30 PM to enjoy my meal—not to be rushed out at 9:45. This inconsistency is misleading and unacceptable. What’s more, I’ve been to countless restaurants, and even when the kitchen closes, it’s always possible to order something simple like ice cream. It’s not a dish that requires any preparation—just a scoop in a bowl. To make matters worse, for a €200 bill, guests should not feel rushed or cut short on time. This policy completely killed the vibe of what could have been an amazing evening. I’d strongly recommend updating your closing times online to reflect the actual hours, honoring the two-hour reservation policy, and rethinking how you handle late orders. It’s such a shame because the food was fantastic, but this experience left a very bad impression. I give two stars because food was outstanding.
Kohei NKohei N
Very authentic Japanese in a hip and minimalistic ambience I had their €14 lunch menu with salmon sushi. A friendly waitress and a beautiful presentation of dishes in a cozy environment. To my surprise, the seasoning was very subtle (most of the Japanese restaurants make it slightly stronger (e.g. saltier) just to appeal to wider clientele in the west. Even their soy sauce seemed to have been reduced sodium version (I heard they make it on their own), which is obviously healthier but some might find it slightly tasteless. Some vegan/vegetarian options available. Menu seemed to be focused on sushi and sashimi, particularly salmon. Lunch has 3 options of main and it comes with small dishes including miso soup. I guess dinner is more tapas/izakaya style, in which you might order several dishes (each small portion). It has a variety of alcohol to go with food. Overall, it felt a bit pricy for the quantity but was happy with the quality. It seems to be a rather bold move to go for a subtle authentic seasoning. Since they seems to have just opened a few months before, so I will give 5 star in the hope of supporting this move. Maybe a free cup of tea might help. I would be happy to return more often if it becomes more affordable (closer to €10).
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ATTENTION: THIS IS AN AUTHENTIC JAPANESE RESTAURANT. THIS IS NOT ONE OF THOSE TOURIST TRAPS OWNED BY VIETNAMESE, SO DON’T WORRY :) Alright so let’s begin with the food. The quality of the fish is incredible—so fresh, it practically melts in your mouth. Their nigiri and sashimi are beautifully presented, and the flavors are just out of this world (it’s soooo good). Their authentic wasabi and Japanese salt compliment the sushi perfectly. We also tried their chicken karaage, and every bite was a perfect balance of texture and taste (I can tell that they made it fresh, not from the freezer). Furthermore, we had a nice scoop of ice cream as our dessert. The simplicity of the menu really stands out, you’ll get classic Japanese entrees, sashimi + sushi selections as main course, and great selections of sake and beer. Another highlight for us was their service and attention to detail. From the presentation to the serving of the meal, everything was perfectly timed. It’s clear they take a lot of pride in what they serve. When taking an order, they asked us whether we have allergies with certain seafood. And when they served us, they explained each of the fish, where the fish come from, and how to eat them (whether we should eat them with soy sauce or without). The price is quite reasonable for the quality you get, and it feels like you're getting a real sushi experience, not just something to fill your belly. All in all, SAN is the best sushi restaurant in Berlin. I’m afraid it will be difficult for us now to find a better sushi place in Berlin. Pro tip: you need to book a table in advance and don’t put yourself on the waiting list, as you will get a very little chance to be contacted.
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Yusuf Hadi

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I had been looking forward to trying this sushi restaurant for a while, and finally made it! The quality of the sushi is excellent—the fish is incredibly fresh, and the selection feels carefully curated. They also have a nice variety of sake to pair with the meal. However, my evening took a disappointing turn when we were denied the chance to order ice cream at 9:45 PM. The server explained that the kitchen was already closed, which was both surprising and frustrating. First of all, the restaurant’s listed closing time is 11 PM on both Google and their website. Despite this, the staff essentially told us they were closing at 10 PM. Adding to the confusion, when I made my reservation, it was clearly stated that the table was valid for two hours. Since I booked at 8:30 PM, this should have meant I had until 10:30 PM to enjoy my meal—not to be rushed out at 9:45. This inconsistency is misleading and unacceptable. What’s more, I’ve been to countless restaurants, and even when the kitchen closes, it’s always possible to order something simple like ice cream. It’s not a dish that requires any preparation—just a scoop in a bowl. To make matters worse, for a €200 bill, guests should not feel rushed or cut short on time. This policy completely killed the vibe of what could have been an amazing evening. I’d strongly recommend updating your closing times online to reflect the actual hours, honoring the two-hour reservation policy, and rethinking how you handle late orders. It’s such a shame because the food was fantastic, but this experience left a very bad impression. I give two stars because food was outstanding.
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Giusy Amoroso

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Very authentic Japanese in a hip and minimalistic ambience I had their €14 lunch menu with salmon sushi. A friendly waitress and a beautiful presentation of dishes in a cozy environment. To my surprise, the seasoning was very subtle (most of the Japanese restaurants make it slightly stronger (e.g. saltier) just to appeal to wider clientele in the west. Even their soy sauce seemed to have been reduced sodium version (I heard they make it on their own), which is obviously healthier but some might find it slightly tasteless. Some vegan/vegetarian options available. Menu seemed to be focused on sushi and sashimi, particularly salmon. Lunch has 3 options of main and it comes with small dishes including miso soup. I guess dinner is more tapas/izakaya style, in which you might order several dishes (each small portion). It has a variety of alcohol to go with food. Overall, it felt a bit pricy for the quantity but was happy with the quality. It seems to be a rather bold move to go for a subtle authentic seasoning. Since they seems to have just opened a few months before, so I will give 5 star in the hope of supporting this move. Maybe a free cup of tea might help. I would be happy to return more often if it becomes more affordable (closer to €10).
Kohei N

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4.5
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1.0
1y

THE WORST SERVICE EVER I was very looking forward to a night of a great food with a friend. Our reservation is at 6:30 right when the restaurant is open and I arrived 5 minutes before that. The waiter (a man) told me that my reservation is at the bar but if I want to sit at a table, I can still do, until 20:00. That sounds reasonable so I took the offer thinking 1.5 hrs is plenty for us to enjoy the food.

My friend texted me that she will be 10 mins late, but within this 10 mins, the waiter came to ask me if my friend is still coming, reminding me that we need to leave at 20:00.

At 18:40 my friend came and we barely got time to look at the menu, the waiter came again and with the same reminder that we have to order now as our time is tick toking. By this point we were very annoyed but I asked the waiter if we could first order the appetizers, but he said no, that we need to order everything at once. So we rushed through the menu and ordered, feeling super pressured.

The food came quite quickly, at 19:30 we already finished the food which is 30 mins before our "time" was over, while our drinks are not finished, another waitress (this time a girl) came and asked if we could pay ! ? !? She didnt even ask if we wanted anything else. We were seriously shocked because we clearly didnt over stay our time limit.

We politely asked if we could speak to the manager, but the waiter (the first one) said manager is not there. We told him, that we felt very unwelcome and being rushed the whole time, that even though the food was great, there is no chance I would recommend this place to anyone or ever returning.

He then told the chef about this and the chef was apologizing even though he did a fantastic job. For a restaurant that places food rather in the premium price range, the service is just unacceptable.

When we were paying, the waitress apologized and said that they need to rush us because all sushi is made to order. Isnt all sushi made to order, regardless of restaurant type????

Part of the unpleasant experience could come from the fact that the staffs are not that fluent in english and german but this does not justify the...

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1.0
1y

TLDR: Great food, bad service.

I made a reservation for 3 people (2 adults and 1 infant) 1 month before the date. I called the restaurant with good intention to tell them that we came late and they told me that somehow my table would be on bar table with high chair cause we came late. I mean we tried our best to come on time, however when you travel with baby it might sometimes hard to come on time. My baby was crying the whole time before come to the place and we needed to comfort her first. I put my baby on the baby carier and sit on high chair which was very uncomfortable and spent eating there standing all the time. What I found weird was that they could put TWO persons on a normal sitting table that could fit FOUR persons, but insist to put a family with baby on high chair on bar table because we came late. What is the point for reservation and stating that you will bring baby then? What I found the weirdest was that the guy said that the high chair was our place at the first place. I mean WTF 🙃??!! I was in an affordable chinese restaurant night before with very crowded customer and they still manage to put us on the biggest place they have. Even a cheaper restaurant has better knowledge how to manage their customer 😅 Might as well not calling them that we might come late.

Coming to the food. It tasted really great. I was in Japan before and tried real Omakase and my memory in Japan instantly came back. High quality imported fish and even the wasabi tasted very similar to those I tasted in Japan back then. However, I don't know if this is also the case with other customer but I would say that the sizing/cut was rather quite small. I mean we spent 100€++ and still left hungry 😅

If you have never been to Japan and wanted to try "real" sushi and your sole purpose is taste, I could say that this place deliver.

Food was amazing, however I would only give one star cause of...

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5.0
1y

ATTENTION: THIS IS AN AUTHENTIC JAPANESE RESTAURANT. THIS IS NOT ONE OF THOSE TOURIST TRAPS OWNED BY VIETNAMESE, SO DON’T WORRY :)

Alright so let’s begin with the food. The quality of the fish is incredible—so fresh, it practically melts in your mouth. Their nigiri and sashimi are beautifully presented, and the flavors are just out of this world (it’s soooo good). Their authentic wasabi and Japanese salt compliment the sushi perfectly. We also tried their chicken karaage, and every bite was a perfect balance of texture and taste (I can tell that they made it fresh, not from the freezer). Furthermore, we had a nice scoop of ice cream as our dessert. The simplicity of the menu really stands out, you’ll get classic Japanese entrees, sashimi + sushi selections as main course, and great selections of sake and beer.

Another highlight for us was their service and attention to detail. From the presentation to the serving of the meal, everything was perfectly timed. It’s clear they take a lot of pride in what they serve. When taking an order, they asked us whether we have allergies with certain seafood. And when they served us, they explained each of the fish, where the fish come from, and how to eat them (whether we should eat them with soy sauce or without).

The price is quite reasonable for the quality you get, and it feels like you're getting a real sushi experience, not just something to fill your belly. All in all, SAN is the best sushi restaurant in Berlin. I’m afraid it will be difficult for us now to find a better sushi place in Berlin.

Pro tip: you need to book a table in advance and don’t put yourself on the waiting list, as you will get a very little chance to...

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