Cooking Papa - Berlin

The menu of Cooking Papa from Berlin includes 52 meals. On average, meals or drinks on the card cost about $8.6. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.

What Will Holmes likes about Cooking Papa:
I do not know whether this is the best Korean restaurant in Berlin but once I tried it, I had no desire to visit another one... and I have visited it three times on two different trips to Berlin. Excellent food, very low prices for...the quality one gets and excellent customer service. A local jewel worth visiting. Definitely try the Yukgaejang spicy beef hotpot and ask to make it mild instead of spicy simply heavenl... read more.

The premises on site are wheelchair accessible and can also be used with a wheelchair or physiological limitations, Depending on the weather, you can also sit outside and be served.

What tripchoya doesn't like about Cooking Papa:
Came here because of favorable TA reviews. Food was reasonable. In Korean restaurants, side dishes are served in individual bowls. Bulgogi beef? In a sizzling hot plate. Not here. Everything was lumped on a plate, somewhat like a school canteen feeling! Bulgogi beef was also too thickly sliced. Waiter was not exactly pleasant. There are better Korean restaurants in Berlin for this price range. read more.

If you want to spoil your palate with a bit of culinary flair, this is the place to be: The successful Asian fusion cuisine of the Cooking Papa from Berlin - a delicious combination of the familiar and the unexpected, The customers of the establishment are also thrilled with the large variety of various coffee and tea specialities that the restaurant offers. Naturally, you will find a selection of typical courses from Austria on the menu, including such popular options as the legendary Wiener Schnitzel, Kässpatzen and a flavorful Kaiserschmarrn, But above all, there are hearty German meals with the right sides like fries as well as salads.