Ilias Chantzakos

"A cute little café in Unterbilk, with Japanese influences. Good coffee (+beans to purchase) from the local SCHVARZ roasters, the usual pastries, and an interesting selection of Japanese dishes."

"One of the best restaurants for ramen on Kantstraße. Both the gyōza and the spicy miso ramen I tried were very good.Prices are normal.Place can have long waiting times.Air circulation is not the best."

"Large, bright space with a visible roasting facility and outdoor seating. Many tasty cake/pastry offerings. Wide brunch menu. But the coffee itself (taste & variety of beans) was just good, not great."

"Your best bet for vegetarian options in the main train station, but the salads could be 1) tastier 2) larger and c) certainly cheaper. 12-16€ for a packaged salad bowl from a kiosk can't be justified."

"First tantuni joint in Dusseldorf. The meat (in a durum wrap or in a "baguette") was indeed delicious. The location is not the best place to be in the evening, but it's still OK for a quick bite."

"First branch in Dusseldorf of the Espresso House coffee shop chain from the Nordics. Coffee was just OK, typical coffee chain style. Their buns with cinnamon, cardamom or saffron are delicious 🤩"