Medici has a bright and clean environment, and the service attitude is also very good. Dinner prices are slightly high, but the lunch menu is very affordable. It has been rated as 'the best business lunch spot in Frankfurt for under 30 euros per person'.
Bitter & Zart Chocolaterie
The store's decor is full of European artistic sense and a touch of freshness. If you want to enjoy a leisurely afternoon tea in Frankfurt, this is definitely a great choice! It gets very crowded during peak hours, so you might not find a seat. Also, reservations are not accepted here. It's really a matter of luck if you get to eat here!
#Tripadvisor# Ranking: Ranked first in Frankfurt, the name of this shop literally translates to 'Our Apple Wine'! The design of the long old wooden tables in the shop allows strangers to chat and eat together at the same table, which is very much in the German style. Moreover, the portions are large and cheap. Frankfurt's specialty apple wine is also one of the highlights here. It is brewed from a mix of different sour apples, and the cups used to serve the wine are specially chosen traditional Geripptes. Very thoughtful!
This place only serves ramen, no sushi or sashimi. The ramen can be customized to different levels of firmness and flavor intensity according to the customer's preference. The broth is rich and flavorful. Additionally, reservations are a must! The service is really excellent and very considerate, providing bamboo baskets for bags.
#Tripadvisor Ranking#: Ranked first for desserts in Frankfurt, one of the few authentic African flavor restaurants in Germany. It not only reflects African characteristics in the food but also in the overall layout, music, and lighting of the restaurant. The interior is mostly wooden, giving a very primitive feel, with a sandy floor, small wooden huts, and treehouses. In short, it is very unique!
Kabuki
Kabuki is located in the center of Frankfurt, but its facade is inconspicuous among several surrounding restaurants. Upon entering, the first thing you'll see are various award certificates hanging on the wall. The interior decor is full of Japanese flavor, and most of the staff are Japanese. The first impression is: Hmm, very authentic. (As you know, there are many Asian restaurants in Germany that claim to be Asian but sell 'Asian dishes' that you can't even find in Asia.)
The overall design style is simple yet highly distinctive. Al Pastor, a classic Mexican staple, is served with tortillas made from wheat and corn, and the side dish options are quite abundant. Similarly, Mexican specialty drinks are also available here. Experiencing minimalist-style specialty cuisine is definitely worth a try.
Ponte
A regular tavern in a residential area, but with unforgettable deliciousness. The seafood here is very fresh, reminding me of the time I spent in Spain, with exquisite preparation and satisfied diners. Ponte is very crowded, and everyone seems to know each other, as if casually going downstairs to eat at a local spot, yet with the sophistication of a European dining table.
A Korean restaurant located in a residential area, the barbecue here is very popular. The pre-meal side dishes are very diverse and plentiful, offering authentic Korean flavors. The beef stone pot features thinly sliced beef with a sweet and savory taste, paired with carrots and green onions.
Buffalo
This place specializes in steaks, and all the beef comes from Argentina. There are specific descriptions for different parts of the cow (rump, loin, filet, ribeye) and different weights (180g, 300g, 400g). When ordering, note that you need to order a side dish separately with the steak. Each table has the restaurant's special beef hot sauce, which can be spread on bread or eaten with the steak. The sauce has a very South American feel, spicy and oily. Takeout is available, and you can buy a jar to take home after your meal.
