QADMOUS - Libanesisches Restaurant Berlin

QADMOUS: Lebanese Restaurant with Berlin History

Those familiar with oriental restaurants in Berlin know: QADMOUS at Am Friedrichshain 1 is one of the oldest and most renowned addresses for Lebanese cuisine in the city. Since its founding in 2003, the restaurant has consistently focused on original Arab-Lebanese recipes, without compromise. The ambiance is well-kept and warm, with traditional Arabic decor. Thus, upon entering, one feels a bit transported to the Middle East. Particularly noteworthy is that QADMOUS also offers halal cuisine, appealing to a wide range of guests.

Furthermore, its location opposite Volkspark Friedrichshain is a real bonus: in summer, dinner can be enjoyed on the terrace.

Meze, Lava Stone Grill and the Legendary Sunday Brunch

The QADMOUS menu leaves little to be desired. Cold and warm meze platters form the heart of the oriental restaurant: from hummus and baba ghanoush to stuffed grape leaves with parsley and artichoke hearts in olive oil. For those who prefer something heartier, choose the Royal Grill Platter from the lava stone, on which kafta skewers of veal and lamb loin, chicken fillet skewers, and aromatic veal loin are served, accompanied by saffron vegetable rice and garlic cream. Vegetarians and vegans also get their money’s worth, as the restaurant offers a variety of meatless dishes.

Particularly popular, however, is the Sunday Brunch, which takes place every Sunday from 11:00 to 15:00. For 19 Euros per person, over 60 hot and cold dishes are available, from vegetarian meze to fish, meat, desserts, and fruit. This is one of the most affordable and at the same time most diverse brunch offers that Berlin has to offer in the oriental sector.