The Peking duck was the reason I came, and it didn&rsquo;t disappoint. Crispy skin, tender meat, just messy enough to feel authentic. Dumplings were solid too, though I wish there were more in the portion. Prices felt fair for what you get. Place was busier than I expected for a Tuesday, but the noise didn&rsquo;t bother me much.

The ramen here is solid. Not the best in town but definitely hits the spot for a regular lunch. No queue either, which is a plus.

The takoyaki was decent, and the ramen had a good amount of chicken. Broth was flavorful without being too salty. Staff stayed polite even when it got busy.

Tucked in near the Hauptbahnhof, easy to walk past if you&#39;re not looking. The starter plate turned out to be a proper feast&mdash;plenty of variety, and the chicken was surprisingly tender. I&#39;d go back just for that. A glass of dry Riesling worked well with it, though the place gets a bit cramped when it fills up.

Stopped by for a casual dinner and tried the crispy duck plus some sushi. Duck was nicely done, not dry at all. Sushi tasted fresh, fish was clean and firm. Place feels more like a small caf&eacute; than a restaurant, which I liked. Staff was friendly, didn&#39;t rush us. Only thing&mdash;the menu is a bit all over the place, but that&#39;s fine for a weeknight.

Came here on a whim for curry and left pretty satisfied. Got the butter chicken, sauce was rich but not too heavy. Service was quick even though it was busy. Menu&rsquo;s got more options than I expected, so I&rsquo;d come back to try something else. Nothing fancy, just solid.

The paella was really good, but we waited almost half an hour for it. Tasted fresh, though the wait tested my patience a bit.

The duck with noodles is still my go-to here. Portions are massive, so come hungry. Staff always friendly, never had a bad meal.

The nasi goreng had that proper smoky wok hei, which I honestly didn&#39;t expect. Rendang was tender and the portion felt generous for the price. Only thing&mdash;the seating is a bit cramped, those wooden stools get uncomfortable after a while. But the food itself was solid, home-cooked style. I&#39;d go back for takeaway maybe.

The garden out front is really pretty, tucked under the trees. We just stopped by to ask about something, and the staff still let us use the restroom, which was nice of them. Didn&#39;t eat this time, but the place felt welcoming. Would like to come back and actually try the food.

Good cocktails, solid whiskey list. Bartender didn&#39;t rush me while I picked. Whiskey Sour turned out great, one of the better ones I&#39;ve had lately.

Stopped by on a whim and ordered the grilled fish with vegetables. The fish was flaky, not dry at all, and the greens still had some crunch. Felt like they actually care about fresh ingredients here. Portion was decent for the price. Maybe a bit slow to get the bill, but I wasn&#39;t in a hurry.

Came here for the all-you-can-eat deal. Food comes out in waves, so it&#39;s always fresh, not sitting around. Sushi was the highlight for me. Plenty of variety to keep things interesting. Just wish they&#39;d pace the courses a bit better, had a short wait between rounds. Still, solid spot for sushi.

Been coming here for years and the salmon lasagna never disappoints. Still tastes the same as the first time I tried it. Staff were friendly too, nothing to complain about really. Just a solid spot if you know what you want.

Stopped by for a cappuccino and honestly, the aroma alone was worth it. Nice little corner to sit and watch people go by. Service was friendly without hovering. Prices are a touch steep, but you&#39;re paying for that quality. Would&#39;ve liked a bit more foam, but that&#39;s me being picky. A solid pit stop if you&#39;re in the area and need a proper espresso fix.

Decent spot. The food was honest and well-prepared, and it was quiet enough to actually talk. Service was fine too.

Good spread for the price&mdash;wok dishes, seafood, desserts. Unlimited drinks help. Parking across at Kaufland is easy, though the area&#39;s a bit ugly.

Great spot to hang out with friends, the vibe is super lively and the table-side service keeps things fun. Would come back for sure 😊

Tried the ice cream here last week. Flavor was solid, creamy, not too sweet. But man, the wait was brutal. Staff looked totally swamped, nobody really acknowledged us for a while. Took forever just to get a cone. Good scoop, but I&#39;d think twice about coming back during peak hours.

The owner was around the whole time and actually checked in on us. You could tell she genuinely cared. The team seemed happy too, which always makes the food taste better somehow. We had the schnitzel and it was solid. Only thing is the place got a bit loud later in the evening, but that&#39;s on us for coming at peak time.

The sushi was really fresh, and honestly the price felt fair for what you get. Portions are decent too, not those tiny sad pieces you sometimes see. Place itself is nothing fancy, just basic tables and chairs, but I didn&#39;t come for the decor. I&#39;d say it&#39;s a solid pick if you just want good sushi without breaking the bank.

The pork knuckle was the real deal. Crispy skin, tender inside, proper mustard on the side. That&#39;s all I needed. Portion was generous too. Didn&#39;t care much about anything else, but the food did the talking.

Went with a bigger group, 10 of us. Got the private lounge with the fireplace&mdash;that was the highlight honestly. Food was solid, no complaints from anyone. Bill came out reasonable for what we ordered. Would sit there again if we&#39;re ever back with a crowd.

The restaurant is located directly above the entrance area to the Henrichsh&uuml;tte Museum in Hattingen. The large panaroma windows right next to our table offered a very interesting view into the industrial past of the Ruhr region. For a Saturday evening it was very little visited, we had it almost completely to ourselves. A manageable menu (for us always a sign of good quality of a restaurant) compensated with imaginative compositions. After a tasty amuse-gueule, the dishes came quickly, were excellently prepared and could shine through their high-quality ingredients.The very attentive service staff was not &quot;annoying&quot; at any time.

The bruschetta was the standout. Perfectly toasted bread, fresh tomatoes, good olive oil. Portion sizes were just right too. I&#39;d come back just for that dish again.

The grill station saved this buffet for me. Had them cook up some fresh prawns and a decent cut of beef right in front of me. That part was solid. The rest of the hot food was just okay, a bit lukewarm. Stick to the made-to-order stuff and you&#39;re fine.

Been coming here for a while now, and the vegetarian dishes never disappoint. Last time I had the curry, still thinking about it. Place is a bit tucked away, but the cozy inside makes up for it. Staff knows me by now, always friendly. Just wish they&rsquo;d open a bit earlier on weekends.

Been coming here for ages and the steaks are still solid. Prices are fair too. Only thing is parking gets a bit messy around Christmas, but honestly worth it. My friends and I grabbed a table last week and it was a proper chill evening. Nothing fancy, just good food and easy vibes. 🥩

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