This is a food post. Warning: You might get hungry.
Yelp is my best friend, I take reviews very seriously. I guess you can call me a foody, foodie, food-y, or whatever you call it. But I’m not the kind of person that takes pretty pictures of foods for Instagram. (Although, I do.) What I mean is that I do my research, then I take in all that a sharing or having a meal has to offer.
The best Korean food I’ve had so far that is reasonably priced.
This place is a huge warehouse Vietnamese mall in far east Berlin. It’s definitely an interesting place to visit.
An indoor Biergarten and for that original German meat…just too good. Also, some German desserts!
The best biergarten and restaurant in Berlin, seriously. And right next to our dorm!
Now you know that I can eat…I love a good burger. Berlin knows how to make meat. MUST TRY!
This urban garden is dedicated to create one dish with ingredients directly from their garden. It’s a great experience! Also, always fresh and healthy. Very vegan and vegetarian friendly, not to mention, in a meat country there is a large vegan population.
The Korean BBQ in Berlin is pretty good. Mainly because the meat is from German, but eaten the Korean way. Per-fec-tion.
And finally, a Club Mate. The energy drink of Berlin, a Hipster thing to have one around here.
The first like infinite-scrolling food post about food in Berlin. Hope you enjoyed! More to come…because I’m always hungry.
Hello! This summer I had the opportunity to be an exchange student at University of Arts in Berlin (Universität der Künste Berlin). To be honest, my first impression of Berlin was: “It’s so…ugly.” I guess, hearing stories from my friends and family, I expected Berlin to be a bit more appealing at sight. However, after two months, I realised Berlin isn’t a city that offers you much, but saying that I’ve searched through it’s cracks and corners to find that it holds so many treasures! Berlin and Berliners alike continue to surprise me everyday.
These are some photos I snapped when I first arrived to Berlin at the Tegel Airport, taxi ride, UdK Fine Arts building, and the area around my dorm in Tiergarten.
Congratulations to Graphics student, Irene Kim, who will be studying abroad at Berlin University of the Arts this Summer in their Visual Communication program!