Stopped by for a quick dinner around 9 pm. Place was still busy but I got a seat right away. Had the ramen &mdash; solid, nothing fancy, but hit the spot. Price is a bit on the higher side for what it is, though. Staff handled the rush well, no attitude. Fine if you need something fast and dependable.

Small place, gets packed quick. We booked ahead, which was smart. Food&#39;s decent, nothing fancy, but the vibe is warm and it does the job. Service was fine, no complaints. If you&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t mind a bit of a crowd, it&#39;s a solid option. Just don&#39;t expect a quiet, romantic dinner.

The lamb biryani was fragrant and the meat fell right off the bone. Portions are generous, almost too much for one person. The place itself is simple, but the smell of spices hits you the moment you walk in. Service was friendly, no rush at all. A solid spot if you&rsquo;re after proper halal food.

Tiny place, maybe 10 seats. Sushi was fresh, ate a lot for around &euro;30 each. Solid deal honestly. Waiting might happen though, we got lucky.

Came here for lunch on a weekday. The fried eggplant and guobaorou were solid, real northern Chinese flavors. Portions are big, two dishes were enough for two people. Only downside: service was a bit slow, took a while to get the bill. Place was packed though, so I guess that&#39;s expected. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t mind waiting.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and grabbed a Vietnamese iced coffee with my pho. Solid, no-fuss spot. Service was quick enough. My usual go-to when I don&#39;t feel like cooking.

The owner was really welcoming, and the chicken pulao tasted like proper home cooking. Palak was good too. Felt comfortable just sitting there and taking my time.

Everything was ok, unfortunetlly we had huge issue at the end with paying for drinks, which for sure I do not recommend in big group not to agree upfront for bottles of water as finally we paid for more we&#39;ve got

I was impressed by the high quality of the food and the friendly service. The attention to detail in the dishes, especially the baby calamari and Neapolitan apple pie, truly stood out. A delightful evening overall!

The veggie sandwich really hit the spot &mdash; the avocado was the star, no doubt. I also grabbed a chai latte with oat milk and it was properly made, not too sweet. Place itself felt a bit cramped though, hard to find a comfortable spot to sit for a while. Still, decent for a quick bite.

The house beer was solid and the bratwurst hit the spot. Just wish they&rsquo;d speed up the service a bit, we waited a while for the bill. Also, cash only caught me off guard, so come prepared. The seating area felt a bit cramped, but the food made up for it.

The &ccedil;iğ k&ouml;fte was really good, and the owner Hamza is a friendly guy. Nice to see someone who cares about what they serve. Worth stopping by if you&#39;re in the area.

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