YUNA Berlin — Restaurant in Berlin

Nice cozy Café. At arrival one has to wait until someone from the staff assigns a seat. After taking a seat the staff brings a menu quite fast. From arrival to being served with my order did not take much time even though the place was almost full. I took a green tea (Midori). Midori tea usually requires less hot water (depending on the very tea 65-75 °C). This one has been served hotter and thus build some bitternis. Recommendation: Serve a small plate for the tea bag as well such that customers have a place for them. Additional I ordered uncle snoop, a yoghurt based dish with dried strawberries, cranberries, mango as well as orange and melon slices. The dish tasted well, but was dominated by the cranberries. Recommendation: Cut the orange and melon slices in quarters such that one can just take a bite. This would make it more convenient to eat. Also add less cranberries and add something like fresh blueberries to balance it out. Generally for fresh ingedrients would help making the dish lighter and more exciting. Alternatively a creamier yoghurt might do the trick as well to add some freshness. Music plays in the background. It is noticable, but talking to other people is perfectly fine. The music supports, but does not disturb. Great. There are some free tampons in the bathroom. Also a fantastic idea. Card payment possible.

Overall a very pleasant place. Highly...

My favourite Breakfast/Brunch that I have had so far in Berlin. I had the Oishi, a Japanese inspired breakfast. It looked and tasted very delicious, well presented. It was medley of flavours of food in different textures. I especially liked the Salmon in Teriyaki Sauce and the Edamame Hummus in it. My husband also liked his Nero Sandwich which had bread that was soft and ingredients that were really fresh. It was a thick sandwich, fulfilling enough. I was a little disappointed with my tea (Yuna‘s Ritual). The tea bag was huge, filled with the ingredients, left to brew the entire time, but it somehow lacked in flavour. Maybe the turmeric and ginger wasn’t grounded enough?

Service, on the other hand, was very friendly, welcoming, but still professional. We waited for our food for quite a while though. It was around 10am and about 5 tables were filled.

Overall, I loved the whole experience because also of the vibe of the cafe. Just chillin‘ their on their sofas, enjoying coffee and chitchat with friends. It is kind of laid back but also classy at the same time. The area is very warm lit and simply decorated.

I just wish Yuna would put their name and/or logo outside. Behind the logo is actually a cute litte story that started in Japan, and behind the unpretentious facade is a great...

Yuna Café has cast a spell on my taste buds with their heavenly iced chocolate! Prepare to be transported to a realm of flavor and charm. The iced chocolate at Yuna is a magical elixir, a symphony of cocoa that dances on your palate with finesse. Each sip is a tantalizing journey through a rich and velvety wonderland. It's as if a chorus of cocoa beans harmonizes to create a melody of pure delight, leaving you craving more with every sip.

But wait, there's more! During my visit, I had the pleasure of encountering a charismatic waiter whose service was nothing short of enchanting. This unnamed wonder glided through the café, effortlessly attending to each table with grace and efficiency. His genuine warmth and infectious smile added an extra sprinkle of magic to the already delightful atmosphere.

If you're seeking a place where dreams come true through tantalizing beverages, Yuna Café is the answer. Indulge in their heavenly iced chocolate and let it serenade your taste buds while the charming waitstaff transport you to a world of enchantment. Yuna is a sanctuary where flavor and service intertwine, leaving you with a heart full of happiness and a desire to return time...