Eypee Kaamiño

I loved that the waiters spoke true Tagalog without any anglicisms. It fits the concept of the restaurant. I loved the food and the service so much, I would even say I prefer to go here more than Via Mare or Mesa as this place is smaller. Their menu is not so overwhelming and they concentrate on both everyday home cooked dishes as well as specialty dishes from all parts of the Philippines. If I wanna introduce my international friends to filipino food, I would recommend this place 10/10.

This place has really good traditional German food. The establishment is a down-to-earth family business that has been around for several years now. So for everyone who is new to Berlin and wants to try something local, you can come here and try. It is a little bit more fine dining than you might be used to in Berlin though.

The staff are a mix of young and experienced people who focus on the well being of their customers. And to top it all off, at the end of the 3 course meal for 2 people, we only paid around 70€, which is imo quite decent for a fine dining experience.

I went here specifically for the ramen. The location has a very chill down-to-earth vibe that reminds me of street food. The moment I tasted the ramen I got an umami chicken flavor explosion in my mouth without it being too salty. the noodles were bouncy, the pork was incredibly tender. I didn’t expect much of the dessert but it was incredibly good too. Fried pancakes with ice cream and mochi. I like that they don’t have that much on the menu, but the things they have, they do incredibly well. They put too much unsweetened cream though imo.

But all-in-all a very good and affordable restaurant.