The schnitzel was really good, crispy and not greasy. Goulash had a nice depth of flavor too. Even the side salad came dressed properly, which you don&#39;t always see. You can tell they care about the basics here. I&#39;d go back for the food alone, though the room got a bit loud when it filled up.

The sushi here was actually fresh, salmon and tuna both tasted good. Nice to find that at an airport. I had a Kirin Ichiban with it, went down easy. Seats were okay, nothing fancy, but I didn&#39;t feel rushed. Service was friendly enough for a quick stop. Fine if you need a decent bite before a flight.

Came for the beef shank and honestly it did not disappoint. Super tender, broth had this deep aroma that I couldn&#39;t get enough of. Place feels pretty homely too, nothing fancy but comfortable. Staff left us alone mostly, which I liked. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price.

Found this place by accident, tucked away behind the parking lot. Curry had a proper kick to it, vegetables were fresh. Portion size was decent, maybe slightly small for the price. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Pretty good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

The Turkish breakfast spread was decent&mdash;plenty of cheese and jam, and the simit hit the spot. Menemen fell short though, onions were still crunchy. Fine spot to bring friends for the experience.

The pork knuckle was huge, really crispy on the outside. We shared one between two and still had leftovers. Place was packed even on a Tuesday night, which says something. I mostly noticed how fresh the sides were, the sauerkraut had a nice tang to it. Service was quick despite the crowd. Maybe a bit loud for my taste, but fine.

The mushroom omelette was okay, but a bit dry and small for what you pay. Cappuccino was fine though. Friendly staff, decent spot if you&#39;re nearby.

Super extra service. Grilled meat excellent but pizza with some strange sauce which made the eating unpleasant. The ambience quiet and spacious.

The food was decent, nothing crazy, but the staff really made it. Super attentive, friendly without hovering. I noticed how they handled a nearby table with kids, just so patient. Prices felt a bit much for the portions though. Still, I left in a good mood, mostly because of the people working there.

The gelato here is really good. I had the pistachio and it was rich, not too sweet. The Crema dal 1947 flavor is something different, worth trying if you&#39;re into classic tastes. I also got the chocolate cream topping on top, which made it even better. Service was friendly and quick, so no complaints there. Just a heads up, it can get a bit busy later in the afternoon, but it&#39;s worth the short wait.

The plants and vintage furniture give this place a nice relaxed vibe. I sat near the window and the natural light made it feel cozy. Had the vegan snacks and a ginger drink, both were decent. The staff checked in a few times, which was fine. Maybe a bit warm inside, but nothing bad.

The tantanmen broth was really creamy, the flavor came through nicely. Chicken balls were on the smaller side, but that didn&#39;t bother me much. Gyoza was the standout though, perfectly crisp and juicy. I&#39;d come back just for those.

The outdoor seating is really nice, and the coffee was decent. Had the pistachio schnecke&mdash;good, but I wanted more pistachio taste. Would come back for brunch though.

Duck was properly crispy, meat still juicy. Portions are big, prices fair. Solid spot if you&#39;re craving real Chinese food in D&uuml;sseldorf.

We had our wedding party here a few weeks ago. The staff handled everything pretty smoothly, even with some last-minute changes from our side. Food was solid, especially the beef dish. The hall gets nice natural light, which made photos look good. Only small thing &mdash; parking was a bit of a hassle for guests coming from out of town.

We stopped by during Polish Week and I got the pierogi with meat and potato filling. Really fresh, the dough was light and the filling had good flavor. Bigos was hearty too, though I wish there were more sauerkraut in it. Quiet spot, easy to talk. Service was friendly, no complaints there.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. The flat white was properly made, not too hot, good crema. Staff actually seemed to enjoy being there, which makes a difference. Place was busy but not chaotic. Only downside, the pastry selection was a bit limited by the time I arrived. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area.

Solid sushi spot in Cologne. All-you-can-eat is decent for the price, staff kept checking in. Just note the kitchen shuts before the restaurant does.

The soup dumplings were solid, and the shengjianbao even better. A nice German riesling would&#39;ve paired well with that braised pork.

The pineapple fried rice was fresh, not too greasy, and the duck had a nice crisp to it. I came for lunch before 3pm, the special price felt fair for the portion. They take cards here, which I appreciate. Takeout seemed popular too. Maybe slightly busy around noon, but the food held up well.

The menu is small but everything felt fresh and well-made. Had a light lunch and really liked the salad. Owners were friendly too.

Melanie took care of us and she was honestly the sweetest. Food came out quick and everything tasted fresh. We were a bigger group and she kept track of everything without us having to ask. That alone makes me wanna come back. Maybe just a tiny bit loud inside but whatever. 😊

The sushi was solid. Fish tasted fresh, rice had the right texture. Portions were fair for what you pay. Place is tiny though, so getting a seat at peak hours is a pain. I&#39;d come back for the food alone.

Tried their lunch menu last week. Burger was solid, decent size for the price. Ordering online beforehand was smooth, no waiting around. Packaging held up well for takeaway. Paid by card, no hassle. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something quick.

Handmade noodles were the move. Chewy, fresh, broth had real depth. Fried pork was decent, dumplings fine. Nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Place was busy around 7, got a table quick though. Price felt fair for what you get. Would eat here again if I&#39;m in the area.

The wagyu was fantastic, but getting through on the phone to book took forever. They never picked up. The lighting inside felt a bit harsh for my taste, though.

Lunch deal for under 11 euros with a drink and salad &mdash; that&rsquo;s fair. Pizza was decent, nothing fancy, but the price is right for a quick bite.

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