Die besten Restaurants mit Israelisches restaurant Essen in Berlin

Had a group dinner here. Everyone took care of us amazingly and the fixed shared meal they prepared was not to be missed!

The “Masel Topf” is a wonderful restaurant with Jewish cuisine. Great location in the Kollwitzkiez and in the summer you can also sit outside. The food tasted great and the service was great. The ambience is wonderfully reminiscent of Berlin in the 1920s, even the wallpaper was stylish. At the end of the evening, a woman spontaneously played the piano.

We went there yesterday to spend my birthday with eight people for the first time. I read about the restaurant's difficult situation in the newspaper. Then I decided to go eat there. I have no experience with Israeli food yet. I can say it was worth it. A lot of things had to be explained to us first. It was very, very tasty. Thank you for the lovely evening. We will remember you fondly and wish you all the best for the future.

Things started as soon as we ordered a table over the phone. The employee didn't speak German 🙁 The menu was clear, the meat was on the grill for too long and therefore dry. There was also some iceberg lettuce, a slice of tomato and a slice of cucumber and a few slices of pickled cucumber. Pita bread was out... The noise level was very high and conversation was difficult. No recommendation from me 🤷🏼‍♀️

Hey, this is Moran's friend. Since we can't reply directly to your comment, it's a bit odd that you're asking what you could've done differently. It's especially strange considering we've already written to you. We actually took the time to give you constructive feedback because we thought you'd appreciate an honest review. But it seems like all you want to hear is praise. Honestly, it wasn't great - far from it. And your response to our review just avoids taking any real responsibility or making practical changes to improve. You’re outright dismissing constructive criticism. You mentioned that there are more than one Israeli in your team - why does that matter? Moran pointed out that we came to you because we heard the chef was Israeli, but frankly, the chef didn’t do a good job at all. Honestly it's not about interpretation at all. Every chef has their own interpretation. Saying this is your interpretation is like saying you don't care if your customers enjoy it, as long as you're doing what you want. So why even bother reading reviews? And why run a restaurant at all? Just throw parties for yourselves, hand out awards for interpretation and innovation, and tell yourselves you're great. Or maybe realize that your interpretation isn't working. There's no shame in that - unless you ignore criticism and only care about stars and good reviews. Then you'll just fill your page with fake positive reviews and start believing the lie that you're good. Just don't forget that those positive reviews you filled your page with are actually fake. That's also a way to "succeed” I guess. She also mentioned your response to another review, which was similarly off base. Instead of deflecting, you should demand that your chef does a better job, so your customers don’t leave feeling disappointed and like they wasted their money. That would be much better. I don't understand why you can't accept constructive feedback and use it to improve. Or is it that you’re simply unable to, and the negative things we heard about your place are the ones we should’ve believed? It's a shame - you're doing yourselves a disservice. Even when we visited, your restaurant was more than half empty, which probably isn’t a coincidence. Good luck - YOU’RE DOING A GREAT JOB AT RUINING YOURSELVES.

Nice simple wholesome kosher food. Very tasty and very friendly.

Probably the best hummus I've ever had! Loved it!

Best middle eastern restaurant in Berlin hands-down! Everything is amazing from the super friendly staff, the ambiance, the music and of course, the food. The chef, Fadi, is insanely talented and runs an amazing operation in the kitchen. I love love love this place.

This is Arabic cuisine. It's better to go straight to the authentic shops with real roots from the Middle East. Not the European one