The Poutine Kitchen — Restaurant in Vogtei

This meal doesn't taste like real québécoise poutine. More like a cheap Toronto knock-off. It's like eating old sushis from the grocery store. Still better than Frittenwerk by large, I must say - chose this place over Frittenwerk if you want poutine.

The fries were too hard. The sauce is not close to a real poutine sauce, but a least it's in the right direction. I was surprised by the cheese, it's not that bad - considering it's difficult to find any good cheese curd in Europe. I think it was some good mozzarella... better than nothing I guess.

Overall the best poutine in Germany so far, still not the real thing. If you want a nice quick meal it's ok, if you want a real poutine experience it's meh.

The staff was A1.

Btw branding poutine as a "canadian meal" - almost no reference to Québec - speaks volume.

Pour les québécois en voyage, c'est l'fun d'essayer de la poutine à l'étranger, oui, mais je vous conseille de manger ailleurs. Sans joke. Vous allez être en...

Not my favourite kind of food but surely a fast way to eat something very tasty with a low budget! These poutine are made of french fries, cheese, pulled pork, probably a bbq sauce another sauce that I didn't recognize and bittersweet little onions. The restaurant is situated in Arminius Market Hall, the Canadian setting is very funny, the seating positions are in plastic so comfortable but not cozy, done probably on purpose to avoid...

This place is great. The market hall itself is full of independent places to eat and the Poutine Kitchen is a solid addition. I had the breakfast poutine with egg, bacon, cheese curds, and gravy (on fries) and then some deep fried curds with maple syrup. Far too much for one person but I wasn’t sure of the portion sizes. Quality was high, price was reasonable, and the seating area was cool. I’ll definitely return....