A collection of posts featuring Deep-Fry dishes.
Summer in Germany is back with all its charming unpredictability—one moment sunshine, the next a light rain shower. But despite the changing skies, the air is crisp, fresh, and full of that green, grassy scent typical of a European summer. For such a gentle summer day, I can’t think of a better match than Vietnamese […]
Pho-nomenal & Beyond: Viet Pho Cuisine Brings Heat, Crunch & Comfort Read More »
Long before Madrid became the dazzling capital we know today—buzzing with tapas bars, royal palaces, and sunset-lit rooftops—it was called Magerit, or “land of abundant water,” by the Moors. This poetic name hints at its origins: in 865 AD, Emir Muhammad I ordered a fortress to be built along the banks of the Manzanares River
Summer is relentless. The sun blazes, the air sticks, and even the thought of stepping outside feels like a workout. So what could possibly lure me out of my cool sanctuary? The first thing that comes to my mind: the delicate, raw, chilled, and modestly portioned Japanese cuisine. And my appetite drifts to J’epoca SAKAbar, a
Cool Bites, Warm Spirits: Sipping and Snacking at J’epoca SAKAbar Read More »
Today we’d like to introduce you to Sebeta, a cozy, home-style African eatery. It has a nice outside seating area, perfect for a warm, sunny day – with the scent of rich spices and stews drifting through the air, as you relax at one of the lovely outdoor tables. Weekends usually buzz with energy, especially
Sebeta: Berbere, Butter, and Bold Flavors of Ethiopia in Frankfurt Read More »
Today we’d like to talk about Kitakata Ramen Ban Nai, a newly opened Japanese ramen eatery. With over 50 years of history in Japan and 67 locations across its homeland, Ban Nai has finally brought its iconic flavors to Europe, opening its first outpost in Frankfurt in 2025. Restaurant Profile 🏷️ Name of the Restaurant: Kitakata Ramen Ban Nai
Kitakata Ramen Ban Nai: 50 Years of Japanese Ramen Mastery (Now in Europe!) Read More »
Today we’d like to take you to Ratchada, a cozy, authentic Thai restaurant tucked away in the center of Munich. It has a discreet entrance, so it’s easy to miss. Once you go down the stairs, you’ll see a spacious dining area with a slightly bar-like vibe — a mix of dim, sultry lighting and a
Ratchada – A Hidden Thai Gem in Munich, Serving Bold Flavors & Comforting Hot Pot Read More »
We’ve just discovered a new go-to spot for authentic Chinese cuisines that we can’t wait to share with you. Open for only a few months, it has become a new obsession for many locals, turning from first-time diners into regulars with only a few visits. This sleek yet welcoming spot offers spacious seating— for couples, small
Big Flavors, Humble Prices: Sichuan & Cantonese Classics at YICHI Asian Restaurant Read More »
Munich is full of secrete foodie havens, and on this trip, we discovered Mitani, a cozy, intimate Japanese restaurant. Despite its modest size, Mitani is incredibly popular, and reservations are a must. Phone reservations are only accepted between 5 and 6 PM, and if you miss that window, you’ll need to visit in person—usually at
Simmer, Dip, Savor: Japanese Hot Pot & More at Mitani Restaurant Read More »
Located in a quiet, tidy neighborhood, Dein Stübchen is a newly opened, family-run Chinese restaurant with a homey atmosphere. The wooden chairs are thoughtfully designed — they gently adjust as you lean back, so you can settle in comfortably. The space is cozy, with a warm setting for an unhurried meal, just like dining at
Dein Stübchen (邻家食堂): A Warm, Homely Taste of Fujian and Taiwanese Cuisine Read More »
Hidden in plain sight, located within the Hauptwache subway station, lies this exceptional Japanese restaurant—Takahumi. This intimate spot might be easy to miss at first glance, but step inside, and you’re in for a nice surprise. Takahumi has a chic lounge-bar ambiance and an air of understated elegance, with dim lighting, and cozy seating for
Takahumi: A Japanese Sushi Oasis Beneath the City Streets Read More »
