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5
Sophie P.
+5
The best hotpot in Berlin. The broth is super delicious and the closest thing to authentic around here. The service is usually fast but it does get crowded during rush hour so reservations are recommended. For all you can eat at 14 bucks, it's worth it. The ingredients are fresher than the other place I've been to even though they have less options. BUT they have all the standard options you need to have a satisfying hotpot experience. I came here like 3 times in a row and had to stop cause the guy who worked there Already new what ingredients I didn't want to order, which is embarrassing when coming with colleagues who were here for the first time...lol Anyway, a must go place, who knows, maybe you'll see me there one night.
4
John B.
+4
Limited but good Dim Sun menu, main dishes also good - on this visit we really enjoyed the crispy duck w/ pancakes, spring onions and Hoi-Sin-Sauce followed by fried rice noodles with curry, shrimps, pork & vegetables. Next time we're going to try the "Hot Pot" which seemed really popular with the regular clientele. Good to find a decent place amongst the more tourist-oriented restaurants in this part of Mitte.
5
Sara B.
+5
GREAT FOOD! I've been here twice this week, once because I needed soup for a stupid cold. Twice, because the soup was amazing! Get the wan-tan suppe with pork. It's bursting with delicious wan-tans stuffed with minced pork and scallions, fresh veggies, and yummy broth. The restaurant can be a little empty early on, but ignore it because the food is SO GOOD. The service is fast and friendly. I hope to come back one more time before the end of this trip, to try the spicy vermicelli noodles with pork.
4
Jeewon J.
+4
If you feel like warming a frozen body with a yummy hot pot, this is a great place. They have an unlimited all your can eat hotpot deal. It's definitely worth money.
4
Lei Z.
+4
Hot pot is quite ok. Variety of hot pot dish is not so much, but still quite authentic hot pot! Recommended!
5
Stef G.
+5
OMG, food coma, reminds me of my days in China. Just the variety of sauces and quality of meat a tick below CN level. Actually surprising, but local food is maybe always best.
4
Samuel L.
+4
Had the Hot Pot here, it was pretty good. Menu was pretty good as well. Have gone back.
4
PL W.
+4
Been here at least 3 times already. Good interior design, tasty food, friendly staff. Recommeded!
5
Karynne A.
+5
This was an excellent Chinese restaurant we happened upon our last night in Berlin. Although we each had an entree (mine was actually not Chinese, but rather a curry - don't ask), we'd shared an assortment of dim sum (10 pieces). They were excellent! While both of our main courses were good, we'd eaten so many dumplings (and that's what we like the most, anyway), that we would have preferred just sticking with the dim sum for our whole meal. I also had a mango lassi (I know, also not Chinese), that was very good, though not as good as Zum Moghulhof in Vienna (home of the Best Mango Lassi known to me). I would definitely return to this restaurant for the dim sum, and the friendly service.
4
Steffi M.
+4
Mix dim sum is fresh and tasty. The location is also very good. Very near the U-bahn station.
4
Chris C.
+4
This place does an unbeatable Sichuan hotpot (or steamboat) for 12.80 Euro for all you can eat. The stocks for the steamboat are pretty authentic although I didn't agree with the peanut dipping sauce too much. There are 3 platters that come with the steamboat, a mix of vegetables and noodles, a mix of fish and cow belly (which is much nicer than it sounds) and a meat platter of chicken, pork, beef and lamb. All of that goes into the hot boiling stocks and then you stuff your face as much as you want. Watch out for the dark Sichuan stock - it's apparently a bit too fiery for some people though it was quite tame for me. It all sounds good but after the second round, it gets a bit same-ish and one can end up rather bloated. But it is still a fun night out and a great economical place to take your friends for an unusual dinner!
5
Ben L.
+5
I was with a couple of buddies of and we happened to stumble at this AYCE place at Oranienburger Tor. This place is honestly fantastic; we had heaps of fish, meat and delicious broth. I've gone hot pot hopping in Berlin, and I think this is genuinely one of the best places in Berlin from a hot pot perspective. I would definitely go again with my buddies sometime soon!
4
goingtheresoon
+4
Fun place for a group of friends. Pretty authentic Chinese hotpot with choices of soup bases - ranging from mild to very spicy. Eat as much as you want for a fixed price with a selection of meat/seafood and vegetables. Choices could be better - e.g. different meats, veg etc. Overall, great value, nice surrounding and fun. Was pretty stuffed at the end of it so make sure you have empty stomach to get the most out of it!
5
Steffen Thaldorf
+5
Der beste Chinese, den ich kenne. Alles schmeckt hervorragend und wenn man gewisse Gerichte noch nie gegessen hat, gibt es von der Bedienung eine super Erklärung bzw. Empfehlung dazu. Extrem freundlich und immer wieder einen Besuch wert.
4
Laura Vogel
+4
Chinese Hot Pot wie in China. Und du kannst essen, solange du willst. Ist nur in Shanghai besser
5
Frank Albert
+5
Essen schmeckt gut und Service ist auch bemüht. Sanitäre Anlagen sind gepflegt. Das Klopapier war alle ... rechtzeitig bemerkt und der Service Brand dies rucki zucki.
5
Andre Freese
+5
OMG hätte nicht gedacht das HOT Pot so lecker ist. Danke meinem Kollegen für den Tipp.
5
Juergen Langosch
+5
Gut und günstig, gerne mal wieder
5
Philipp Hofer
+5
Wir haben hier super gegessen. Gerne wieder
5
Laura H.
+5
Wer scharfes Essen mag wird M5 (Huhn mit Erdnuss) lieben. Für mich mit Tofu statt Huhn. Vorweg die scharfe Suppe und die Mittagspause ist gerettet.
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