Hai Lam - Asia in Potsdam

I ordered a French Vanilla Cappuccino for €2.50. I got an instant cappuccino. 😂 Sorry, never again. In the picture, you can even see the powder on top.

It depends. If you have the right employees, it's fine. The vegetarian options are good, falafel are top-notch. The vegetables are fresh. The bread, sauces, and meat are absolutely standard, so there's room for improvement. I would appreciate it if there weren't any minced meat/MSG skewers hanging on the grill. A fad in 90% of kebab shops. So I can't say how the minced meat tastes; I will never, ever eat it. The drinks selection is generous and always replenished. Waiting times are reasonable. Prices are the same as anywhere else. EXPENSIVE! 6.50 for falafel in bread. Brother has to go. They're chickpeas. You can get 500g of organic quality for €2.49. I'd say 4.50 for falafel in bread, which is enough. With a drink, of course.

We were there on a balmy summer evening and thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere on the terrace overlooking Lake Wannsee. Warm, relaxed service and incredibly flavorful food provided us with a wonderful culinary delight. A real insider tip if you're in the area. The selection is well-organized and the prices are excellent. You can only pay in cash. Be aware of that!

Pool closed. Restaurant open only to guests on half-board. Bar offers four simple dishes. Parking costs €25 per day. 12 minutes to the city center. 20 minutes to Sanssouci Palace. Breakfast costs €25 per person and is very good. Air-conditioned rooms. Located on a noisy street. Bus line 695 stops directly in front of the hotel.

Unfortunately, it was far too expensive, and the food was entirely frozen. The baked potato consisted of two boiled potatoes with a little sour cream and salad for almost €10. The solyanka cost almost €7 and was served in a coffee cup, wow. The schnitzel was frozen with ready-made sauce, the vegetables were frozen, and the fries were frozen too. All for €17. I wonder who even goes there anymore… it was a complete disaster.