Truffle pasta was solid. Pinsa special was good too. We were a bigger group and food came quick, which surprised me. Staff knew what they were doing. Place is fine for a chill night out. Nothing fancy but it worked.

The motsunabe was the real deal&mdash;rich broth, plenty of offal, proper comfort food. Gyutan came out nicely charred, though slightly chewy. Place is small, a bit cramped, but that adds to the charm. Felt like a tiny corner of Fukuoka in D&uuml;sseldorf. I&#39;d go back for the hot pot alone. 🍲

The cocktail bar is the standout&mdash;that Chocolate Orange Espresso Martini was genuinely good. Restaurant side feels a bit hit or miss, but the bar staff know what they&#39;re doing.

First of all the staff were excellent and could not do enough. I was looked after by a tattoo lady and I have hardly ever seen someone work so hard as a waitress.The food was Thai and some dishes had a German influence and some were pure Thai. I had a section of both types and they were both excellent. Both times that I went, the restaurant was full which is a testimony to its excellence.

The food was good, decent portions too. But honestly, the prices felt a bit steep for what you get here in Germany. Guess you pay for the central spot. Fine for a one-off, but I wouldn&#39;t make it a regular thing.

very nice service, multili gual staff. We were served by Camilo who made sure we got the order with all the customizations that we asked.

Great burger spot in Cologne - the patty was thick and cooked exactly as I asked. Real cheddar too, not that plasticky stuff. Only thing is it&#39;s pretty small inside, but we managed fine with our group. 🍔

We were welcomed warmly, and thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Service was lovely. Though there had been plenty of seating times to choose from, the restaurant was packed when we left. I got the sense that many were regulars. Definitely recommend!

Came for the 90s decor, stayed for the chicken shawarma. That was proper tasty, not dry at all. Place has that nostalgic vibe, kinda fun. It&#39;s self-service, so you grab and go. Fine for a quick bite, nothing fancy. I&#39;d pop in again if I&#39;m nearby.

Sevice ist top. The dinner thasted verry good. The ambiace is good for a next time to make a reservaition fur a second time.

The mains were really well done &mdash; my schnitzel was crispy and juicy. Staff checked in just the right amount, not hovering. Cozy inside, though the lighting felt a bit dim for my taste. Solid spot if you want a relaxed dinner without fuss. Prices fair for what you get.

Food was tasty and portions are generous, no complaints there. Place gets busy so we waited a bit, but the staff stayed friendly throughout.

The food was decent, fresh ingredients for sure. Prices are a bit steep though. I had the grilled fish and it was pretty good, not overcooked. Place has a nice feel inside, nothing fancy but comfortable. Fine if you don&#39;t mind paying a little extra for the quality.

The fried feta here really hit the spot. Nice little Greek spot in Bochum, and the wine list had a few good options. Service was friendly too.

The schnitzel was spot on. Tasted like the ones I had in Vienna, no joke. Portion was big enough that I couldn&#39;t finish it. That&#39;s all I really care about when I go out to eat.

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