Vox Restaurant

Since 1998, the VOX Restaurant at the Grand Hyatt on Potsdamer Platz has been one of the reliable addresses for upscale dining in Tiergarten. Executive Chef Hugo Thiébaut combines French haute cuisine with authentic Japanese sushi to create a five-course menu that is reason enough to reserve a table.

VOX Restaurant: Where Fine Dining Meets Sushi Culture

Since 1998, the VOX Restaurant on Potsdamer Platz has captivated gourmets of the Berlin culinary scene – and for good reason. Executive Chef Hugo Thiébaut combines European flavors with French haute cuisine and also delights with authentic sushi. You can dine à la carte or choose a five-course menu – both bearing the signature of a chef who has matured in top gastronomy.

The open show kitchen offers guests a front-row view of the creation of each dish, while the spacious summer terrace invites you to linger during the warmer months. Seats at the sushi bar are particularly popular – so if you manage to snag one of these spots, consider it a stroke of luck.

An Evening for a Special Occasion: The Vox Bar as an Extension of the Evening

A festive dinner at VOX rarely ends with dessert. The adjoining VOX Bar combines modern creativity with an exclusive ambiance. With over 300 carefully selected spirits and whiskies, including rare rarities, signature cocktails and high-quality cigars from the in-house humidor round off the evening. In addition, there’s live music on weekends: On the so-called Live Music Nights, musicians play on Fridays and Saturdays from 6 PM to 10 PM. This means VOX is not a restaurant that ends after the last course – but one that extends for special Berlin evenings.