How to eat around the world in Frankfurt

Whether it's distinctive sausages or a large pork knuckle, Spanish seafood rice or Japanese cuisine, or even if you want to have a Chinese meal, Frankfurt will always bring you endless surprises in terms of food.

Blue Apron Auntie Sausage Shop

Blue Apron Auntie Sausage Shop is hidden in a downtown market. Former German Chancellor Schröder and other German celebrities have visited this small shop. The shop is not large, offering only 6 types of sausages. After extensive testing, the Krakauer Wurst has been found to be the most delicious and most suited to Chinese tastes.

Italian Pizza Restaurant

The owner is a die-hard AC Milan fan, and the decor of the restaurant is also AC Milan-themed. This restaurant serves the best Italian food I've had in Germany so far. It mainly offers pasta, salads, and freshly made pizza.

Wagner Restaurant

Wagner Restaurant is the most distinctive traditional German restaurant in Frankfurt. The most distinctive foods here are schnitzel, pork knuckle, and apple wine from the Sachsenhausen area.
Iwase is a Japanese restaurant highly rated locally in Frankfurt. The restaurant has a comfortable environment with a rich Japanese ambiance, uses fresh ingredients, and offers delicious cuisine.

Sahin Turkish Restaurant

Germany has nearly 2.8 million Turkish people, so Turkish cuisine is also worth a try and is not much different from that in Turkey. After long-term and persistent testing, this restaurant's Döner Kebab is the best. Although it is more expensive than other Turkish restaurants, it is indeed delicious.

Shanghai Benbang Cuisine Mengyuan

The owner and chef are both from Shanghai, and the food is quite authentic, reaching the average level of Shanghai's local cuisine. It is near the train station, making transportation relatively convenient. The advantages are reasonable prices, high cost performance, and quick service without long waiting times. For friends who enjoy Chinese cuisine, this restaurant is not to be missed.