Lebanese food at its best!

They serve a variety of bowls filled with Hummus, Baba Ghanoush, Foul and many more. With each bowl you get a plate with fresh vegetables, olives, mint and bread. The portions are pretty big, so if you are alone and can’t decide which one to get (which is basically the story of my life), you can kindly ask them if it’s possible to get a combination.

Make sure to also get a Manakeesh! Some people call it the lebanese pizza. They prepare it with either thyme, tomato, meat or cheese. Thyme is what you want though, trust me!

New York style Pizza heaven!

Omg, Magic Johns is hands down one of my favorite places to go to. For lunch, for dinner, at anytime. Their pizzas are unmatched, I’m telling you!
They have a variety of new york style slices and detroit deep dish. My go to order is the New York slice Olive & vegan Butternut. And from the deep dish collection, Detroit Plane and the vegan Almond Pesto.

Brammibals Donut is a vegan donut specialized cafe. They offer a variety of homemade donuts, brunch dishes, juices and speciality coffee. Their donuts are 100% vegan and free of any artificial products.

Hands down, Berlins best Bánh Mì!

Well, to be honest, best Bánh Mì I ever had, not only in Berlin.
Besides Tofu, they offer several meat options. Every sandwich comes with their special sauce, pickled vegetables, your “meat” of choice and their home made baguettes.
You can top it off with as much hot sauce as you can handle.

Make sure to come there in time though since they sometimes run out of Bánh Mì’s pretty quickly cause yea, it’s that good.

If you want to try a different style of Bánh Mìs, a variety of delicious vietnamese food and coffee, go check out Maison Han, which is located in Neukölln and run by the same owner.

Galão A Pastelaria is the place to go if you are craving fresh, homemade Pastel de Nata. It’s my favorite pastry on our little planet and they even offer a vegan version.

Gong Gan serves authentic korean dishes and specializes in Bibimbap and Pat Bing Su (Korean dessert). They complement their food and drinks with an extraordinary and industrial ambient. The Ice Dessert is unfortunately not vegan(izable) but you can still get your Bibimbap fix and trust me – it’s worth it!

Cat Tuong is a small vegan Restaurant in the heart of Berlin offers a wide range of vegan dishes. The food is prepared without glutamate and additives. They only use seasonal and local produce. Their goal is to show the world that food can also be delicious without meat.

Fine syrian food from Damaskus. They serve vegetarian / vegan platters as well as meat options. Everything is freshly prepared in an open kitchen. If you are craving fresh falafels, salads, hummus etc. this is the place to go to!