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Since you moved? If so, where 🥹😒 I can't live without your truffle udon 😭

Good food at moderate prices, great and friendly service, we got seats without a reservation. Toilets were clean and there are free parking spaces nearby

The house plate was very tasty, the rice is also good, the meat is fresh and tastes good, the service is entertaining

I've been waiting for many years to return to this restaurant (I was in 2019) The place is very nice and the service is smiling and pleasant The prices are also reasonable. I ordered cauliflower in tahini which came in a portion for two people - the cauliflower was tasty but partly hard. I also ordered a kebab which was tasty but not hot enough. In summary, a place worth going to and knowing what to order. The table next to me ordered schnitzel and it looked huge!

Very nice staff, the pizza was very tasty, just like a pizza should be.

Sandwiches were soggy and too salty, prices were very expensive for what you get 😢 actually a shame

Do you want to feel at home? 🇺🇦 Then come here! Everything is perfect – friendly and nice staff, very tasty food, beautiful presentation and of course the most delicious cherry liqueur 🍒 The service is excellent! I highly recommend this place ❤️

Nice shop good prices delicious food. You can't ask for more

Were completely satisfied👌 Great service 👍 relaxed boss you like to sit longer. The food is simply outstanding and something special. Many different special wines. A must for every wine lover!!! Definitely worth a visit. 👍 Best authentic Thai cuisine, also original spicy if requested!

Burgers are excellent most of the time, sometimes just good when they have a lot of orders. Meat is thick and good quality. Ingredients are well-matched and tasty. Fries are superb too. Family owned business, kind people. By far my favorite burger place in the area. Don't order online, so they'll get their fair share of money.

No card payment possible I had a pho with tofu and summer rolls with tofu after a review said it was the best vegetarian pho in Berlin. At this point I actually have to say that it was the worst I've had so far. More of a German stew (typical soup vegetables with broccoli, cauliflower, celery and celeriac, leek, green beans, onion,...) and unfortunately very few herbs that belong in every Pho (I couldn't find any relevant coriander or mint). Relatively few rice noodles. Unfortunately, the summer rolls were also very dry and bland, no fresh herbs and hardly any tofu. The sauce also didn't perform well in terms of taste. For 18.00 euros (take away) I would have expected a world more and would sadly advise against a visit.

Unfortunately, I was very disappointed with the vegan offer. I was in this shop a few years ago, it was called "vegano flavors" and it was 100% vegan and I thought it was super delicious, but now the shop is called "Oriental oven", which I find misleading and it is Non-vegan dishes offered. I didn't find the labeled boards outside the shop very informative. I don't know much about oriental cuisine and would have liked more clarity about what lies behind lame, manakish, etc. Unfortunately, the advice wasn't very informative, perhaps we should have asked better questions. I ordered Vegane Lahme - vegan meat, the label underneath was, "vegan meat, parsley, onions and vegan cheese" in my imagination I would have received a plate or a sizzling cast iron pan with all of the above, served with a dry "pizza" with red paste spread where I couldn't find any meat, onions or parsley. It was simply a pureed paste on dry pizza dough and arugula on top. My companion had the same thing with no idea green pesto. Many dishes on the menu had different names but the same ingredients, so I wasn't sure what the difference was. However, the pictures in the gallery show that there are apparently also real, large (vegan) meat plates. We also ordered an oven-baked sweet potato with date syrup, tahini and pomegranate. A cold halved sweet potato with syrup was served on a lettuce leaf in a bowl (the size of a cereal bowl) for 7 euros. I have to mention here that we were given a waiver when we paid because they forgot to bring us the dip. I still find the prices to be far too high for the not very elaborate dishes on offer, which we at least had. I can't imagine that the store does the "Oriental Oven" justice, I was hoping for much more.

Maybe we found a bad night, but I had a shawarma and it was really too small, as well as a bit dry. We also ordered a dish that was better, that's why the three stars

In this sense, it's a gem in the area when it comes to dining. Great taste, excellent spices! Portions, however, aren't big enough - we had a platter for 4 people. Prices are very high, in my opinion. Service is friendly but not professional. Wait time for the food is unusually long. I would recommend it, but I won't go there again myself; a unique experience.

Wonderful Indian food with excellent service. Thank you!