A Collection of authentic Restaurants in Germany – with a focus on Asian cuisine.
Today we’re excited to take you to a world where every flavorful bite is reminiscent of the majestic peaks and hidden valleys of the Himalayas – introducing the “Himalaya Lanternchen”. As the name suggests, the restaurant has a relaxing ambience with soft lights casting a gentle glow and welcoming its guests with a warm embrace. […]
Exploring the Depths of Himalayan Cuisine: Spice, Flavor, and Comfort Read More »
(UNFORTUNATELY, THIS PLACE IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED.) Welcome, fellow foodies, as today we’ll delve into the aromas and traditions of the one of the world’s most dynamic cuisines – Indonesian. Hidden in the serene streets of bustling downtown Frankfurt, Bali Bistro stands as a beacon of authentic Indonesian fare served with warmth and hospitality. Run by
Exotic Flavors: Embracing the Diversity of Indonesian Cuisine Read More »
Many Chinese restaurants in Germany adapt their menus to local tastes and preferences. This often means oversized portions of meat, very few exotic spices, a lack of clear culinary direction (mixing different Asian cuisines), and, above all, an abundant use of MSG. This trend is particularly evident in a classic Chinese-Asian restaurant concept in Germany
Indulge in an authentic Chinese feast: Gourmet City’s Buffet Delights in Frankfurt Read More »
(UNFORTUNATELY, THIS PLACE IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED. GOOD THING FRANKFURT’S GOT ANOTHER GREAT UYGHUR SPOT—LOULAN.) In my impression, Xinjiang has always been a place of distant mystique. Its rich cultural heritage, diverse population, and stunning landscapes have captivated the imagination of many. Often seen on television, dressed in the traditional costumes of their respective ethnic groups,
From Myth to Flavor: Unleashing the Enchantment of Uyghur Cuisine Read More »
Since moving to Frankfurt, our enthusiasm for Indian food has grown and blossomed into a deep and enduring passion. There are many fantastic restaurants here – one of which we have already featured – that serve delicious and authentic Indian dishes. What fascinates us about Indian cuisine is the variety of flavors and spices, and
Indulge in Exotic Delights: Discover Authentic Indian Cuisine at eatDOORI Frankfurt Read More »
Tucked away in the bustling city of Frankfurt lies a cherished haunt for us, that has dazzled our taste buds time and time again – Höfchen Restaurant (小院坝). We’ve hesitated to pen down our experiences here for quite some time, simply because the variety of delicious dishes on offer is utterly overwhelming, leaving us unsure
Höfchen Restaurant (小院坝): Indulging in Sichuan Sensations Read More »
Buckle up, deer foodies, because today we’re diving headfirst into a realm of flavors that’s as bold as it’s irresistible – Ethiopian cuisine at Erta Ale restaurant. African cuisine is famed for its fearless use of spices, blending various bold flavors to create an experience that’s nothing short of sensational. Each mouthful, with its vibrant
Flavors of Fire: Ethiopian Food Adventure at Erta Ale Read More »
Gathering to bid farewell to a friend who was leaving for a 3-week trip, we found ourselves at Iwase, a cozy Japanese restaurant. Some may hesitate to eat Japanese food in the winter, because of its well-known cold dishes like sushi and sashimi. But such reservations seem to have vanished at Iwase. Despite the freezing
Authentic Dining at Iwase: Exploring Classic Japanese Fare Read More »
As winter begins to relent in Frankfurt, with temperatures often surpassing 10 degrees and sunlight peeking through the gray clouds, the once chilly air along the Main River now carries a hint of warmth, teasing a shift in the winter ambiance and our appetites. Wanting to indulge in flavors usually reserved for warmer seasons, our
Memories on a Plate: Savoring Malaysian, Singaporean and Chinese Cuisine in Frankfurt Read More »
We have written a lot about Sichuan cuisine in previous blog posts (e.g. Sichuan Grilled Fish or Seen in Munich), but now we would like to introduce you to a restaurant in Frankfurt that, along with some Sichuan influences, mainly serves dishes from the central Chinese province of Hunan. China Restaurant Xiang is located just
