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AMRIT in Kreuzberg has been bringing authentic Indian cuisine to Oranienstraße since 1996. The restaurant also offers business lunches, cocktail happy hours, and seasonally changing outdoor experiences right in the heart of the district.

In the very south of Berlin, in the tranquil Lichtenrade, Curry Wolf upholds the flag of authentic Berlin Currywurst. The red stand on Bahnhofstraße is a neighborhood institution and a go-to for everyone who knows how Currywurst in Berlin should taste.

Restaurant Pila combines hearty German cuisine with a journey back to the GDR past, serving classics like the "Pionierlager Menu" amidst original memorabilia. Visitors in Prenzlauer Berg can expect a successful blend of a traditional eatery and a small museum.

Danish roots, Japanese soul: Sticks'n'Sushi on Potsdamer Straße in Tiergarten combines fresh sushi with grilled yakitori skewers into a concept that is unparalleled in Berlin. The restaurant, located in an impressive old building, is one of the city's most renowned sushi addresses.

Japanese sushi restaurant with a Danish touch: Sticks'n'Sushi on Kantstraße is located directly at the eastern end near the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Charlottenburg. Here, precise sushi craftsmanship meets Nordic design and a menu that leaves nothing to be desired.

The nail studio The Nails 80 in Rummelsburg offers gel nails, classic manicures, and pedicures with massage. The Nails 80 is also popular for pedicures, men's manicures, and men's pedicures.

Vietnamese street food right at Kottbusser Tor: PHO Noodlebar in Kreuzberg stands for steaming noodle soups that warm and satisfy. If you're looking for a spicy PHO with herbs, fresh vegetables, and your choice of meat or tofu, you'll find it here.

Vietnamese noodle soup in the heart of Charlottenburg: The PHO Noodlebar serves authentic Vietnamese street food right next to the Berlin Zoo. The Pho is absolutely delicious, with a rich, aromatic broth and fresh herbs that offer the perfect comfort food.

Katerschmaus in Friedrichshain is a genuine piece of Berlin's subculture history – evolved from the legendary Bar 25, it now sits directly at water level on the Spree, nestled in the creative Holzmarkt area with charming ship interiors and a fantastic summer terrace over the water.