The concept of this restaurant is nice and futuristic. Though it does not have a unique status and its own system is flawed in many ways.

I will judge the restaurant in seven steps and then give an overall grade.

The location of this restaurant is good (3/5). It is right at the central train station of Dresden, though it is on the 3rd floor and thereby hard to reach, especially in bigger groups.

The design, decoration and theme of this restaurant are based on astronomy and serve their purpose acceptably (3/5). There is nothing special about it, as it is mostly blend, nor is there anything to criticize.

The menu of the restaurant is tiny. Most of the time, small menues indicate high quality, though this particular aspect does not apply here. There is only one vegetarian option and overall not a lot of possibilities (1/5).

The system with which the food is ordered is greatly flawed. IPads are being given to the customer for ordering. They don't work some times and their operating system is slow and hard to understand at first sight. Some iPads were even broken (1/5).

The food itself traveled along rails on the ceiling. It is pretty futuristic and looks cool, though there were problems with the food and drinks arriving at the right place (3/5).

The food itself was of outrageously bad quality. Some parts of some dishes were not even cooked properly and were still frozen/cold in the middle. This strongly indicates that the food is not fresh and just heated up, which is a sad aspect, considering the fairly high price (0/5).

The staff was overall nice, but couldn't really help out on our problems regarding the ordering process (3/5).

All in all the restaurant therefore receives a 2/5. I would not recommend this restaurant for tourist groups. Small families with young children should be well served though.