Herman Ze German - Menu

tl;dr get the fries, no matter what you do. No, seriously, I enjoy the hot dogs (I find them a little salty, but I'm going to try to avoid a double

I'm a big fan, but sort out your veggie stocks. Let me set the context, I probably go to HzG about once a week, I went on my own at first, now up to five

when we went to berlin, I was absolutely addicted to currywurst chips. as if I ate it for every food, all the time we were there. without shame. it is such a strange dish, although ( chopped sausage served with chips and covered in a spicy tomato sauce) and they can in a round not anywhere different from Germany or so i thought!

The second home of the best wurst in town, is a lovely spot in Soho, with a big street floor and even bigger basement, where is possible to go with a group of friends and enjoy all the delicious wursts, schnitzel and chips with your favourite toppings (crispy onion and cheese anyone If you love this establishment, you'll love this site.

This is my go to place when I'm craving for a bratwurst and some fries. They do a good deal that comes with a drink too which always come in handy during lunch breaks I like the casual feel of the place and definitely think the sausages are all flavourful. The bun that comes with it is good too They also sell Fritz-Kola which is a soda I became fond of when I went to Berlin!

This week's blog features our visit to Herman ze German in the heart of London's Soho on Old Compton Street. They specialize in traditional German sausages imported from the Black Forest. While the sausages were well seasoned, the grilled sausages were a bit lacking. However, the highlight of Herman ze German is the option to customize your meal with sides - whether you prefer carbs or no carbs. The attention to detail ensures that the sausages remain the star of the dish. Pairing a beer with a hotdog at Herman ze German is a winning combination.

I pulled two of my best friends in this restaurant. especially to introduce them to one of my favorite beers of all time, tannent bowls from red house. it is a southwest German beer that has a pretty strong hoppy taste. I enjoyed the beer, my friends had mixed feelings about it. then we all had the currywurst as a kind of snack. it was pretty pale to be honest and was served quite cold. the staff was quite cold, but soon opened when they had to talk to them. it is definitiw a place to get a first hauch of German almost food, but is not as authentic as it could be.

After enjoying a few drinks in the Soho area, I decided to stop by this restaurant for a snack. Although I'm not a big fan of hot dogs, my cousin insisted that I had to try their pomme frites and curry sausage. I ordered a sausage in a bun for myself, as well as one with the sausage sliced in sauce to share with my friend. We ended up having a friendly competition over which hot dog was better, and the clear winner was the one in the bun. The bungalow itself was delicious and it seemed homemade. I would definitely come back and order a whole hot dog (in a bun) for myself to avoid any future disagreements!

German food, similar to Dutch cuisine, is known for its hearty and starchy dishes, such as sausages and potatoes. At Herman Ze German, you can indulge in traditional German fare like bratwurst, bockwurst, and the famous currywurst. These sausages are served on their own or in a bun, topped with mustard or tomato/curry sauce. Pair them with Herman's fat-free chips, German potato salad, or sauerkraut, and wash it down with Fritz-Kola or Paulaner beer. While open for breakfast and lunch, Herman Ze German also offers freshly baked pastries, brezels, muesli, and more, ensuring a satisfying meal any time of day.