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Kührener Str. 44B, Germany, Schleswig-Holstein

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  • Indisch Savor the rich flavors and aromatic spices of India with our authentic Indian cuisine. From savory curries to freshly baked naan, experience a diverse array of dishes that capture the essence of traditional Indian cooking.
  • Ossetische Küche Ossetian Cuisine features traditional dishes from the Caucasus region, highlighting hearty pies filled with cheese, potatoes, or meat, warming soups, and savory grilled meats, offering a taste of rich cultural heritage.
  • Kaukasische Küche Discover the rich flavors of Caucasian Cuisine with a selection of hearty meats, vibrant vegetables, and aromatic spices, offering a culinary journey through the diverse traditions of the Caucasus region.
  • Panasiatische Küche Dive into a fusion of vibrant flavors from across Asia with our Pan-Asian Cuisine. Savor an eclectic menu offering a harmonious blend of traditional dishes, from sushi to stir-fry, all crafted with fresh, authentic ingredients.

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Tee • Fisch • Europäisch • Meeresfrüchte


"The Lemkendorfer Aalkarte was a tip of our temporary apartment rental company. It should, of course, also receive the order to quench our appetite and hunger. She also did this with well-directed customer streams, super distance keeping lines and guest support from really nice accommodating staff and the mandatory contact list. Our first attempt was a fishball test dinner, on the beach of Püttsee in the immediate vicinity of the memorial for the last festival appearance of Jimi Hendrix before his much too early death. The fish rolls purchased in the aalkate (Matjes, Bismarck and Sherry-Hering) were totally delicious. A few days later it became a direct visit, so put right on the table and so on. So we went left at the main entrance to the building (here was exclusively out-house sale) to the backyard. Before we could go to the guest care area, we had to enter a customer list. Then we got the tear-off card and we went to a free table. Now the card study began. We had just handed out the “big tear-off cards” when entering the Kate site. They were for unique use. Unexpectedly, we both decided for the fishery that both decidedly happen independently and without any hearty selection note for the same food happened with us seldom. So I went on to order our food and drinks at the counter, the motorist should rest a little. Oh, well, I'd like to pay in the race to say that. So I was handed over a red electric radio-controlled informant with a square floor plan, who was only waiting to do so by loud shrill vibrating that our food is ready to pick up at the counter. On the map there was something of a variety of fish inlay and that was it. There were several really big fish pieces in the not really sharp curry, the colorful vegetables and the couscous were also super delicious. We were really happy with our food. It was super tasty, the seafood was exactly right “in the bite” and because of the not all-spicking curry still tastefully distinguishable. What pleased me also, our court has surprisingly been saturated quite long. Well, the curry cost 18 euros. The Aalkate in Lemkendorf receives from me the full score and favorite heart with the express consent of Mrs FalkdS for the sampled fish rolls and the great fish fillet curry."

Landgasthof Petersen

Landgasthof Petersen

Hauptstraße 43, 23769 Fehmarn, Deutschland, Germany

Deutsch • Europäisch • Mittagessen • International


"It's almost exactly a year since we were at the Landgasthof Petersen in Landkirchen at Fehmarn for dinner, and since we liked it so well, we had to return to lunch the next day. Since Petersens opened your farm only during the holiday season, unfortunately we could not go to eat here in autumn, winter and not yet four weeks ago. Landgasthaus Petersen in Landkirchen Entrance to the Gasthaus When we arrive to Opi Hartwig we always pass here in Landkirchen and noticed light in the guest room on Wednesday. A large, handwritten note “Frischer Spargel arrived” in the window. So that was our curling bird for Opi Hartwig. He and we love fresh asparagus. So the next day it was called to the phone and to Petersens. Since the inn is open only from 12 am to 6 pm, and the dinner at 5 pm is clearly too timely, we decide again for a lunch at Petersens and reserved a table for the coming day. Ms. Petersen was accustomed friendly, we were looking forward to lunch. Guest room the old counter The next day we were on time on site, and just before half one at noon the only guests. So we had the free choice and decided to have a place on the window. Nothing changed at the original ambience, that would be a french with such a historic gem. uriger Gastraum Gastraum with Theke Frau Petersen handed us the menu, and since she knew we wanted asparagus, she told us what we can get with asparagus. They don't have an extra asparagus card as they get their asparagus only for a week, so just before Easter. According to Petersens, their asparagus are fresh from the Lüneburg Heide. Since it was quite clear for us at home what we wanted, we were able to order without great consideration. As drinks: · 1x 0.4ér King Pilsener for 4,90 € · 1x 0.33ér Jever Alcohol free for 3,90 € · 1x 0.2ér self-made quinces juice for 3,30 € As main dishes it should be: · 1x Schnitzel „Wiener Art“ with fresh asparagus, sauce Hollandaise and salt potatoes for 29,90 € · 1x fried salmonella So we were able to enjoy our drinks, and snort about the one and the other. We were very positive about the quinces juice, which family Petersen produces himself and then offers for sale in the inn. This juice was tasted in housewives. A wonderfully fresh, hearty taste of the quince made this drink unforgettable. Such a quince juice, without any sugar, I had been drinking at my grandma in childhood days. Petersen's quinces make their own drinks from almost all fruits in the home garden, but except for the apple juice and the quinces juice were all already sold. After Ms. Petersen helped her husband in the kitchen, she came back to Klönschnak and the latest Fehmeran stories were evaluated. In the meantime, two other families came, so that they took care of them. One with, one without.... In the meantime, we were able to pick up the scavenger as well as then to pick up the sauce Hollandaise by hand from the kitchen. Mr Petersen continues to cook himself, and especially fresh. After 35 minutes, our food came to the table. The plates lived full, there was nothing to complain about. On Fehmarn you eat asparagus traditionally with ham, and so Opi Hartwig, like last year, decided to make ham with fresh asparagus, sauce Hollandaise and salt potatoes. ham with fresh asparagus, sauce Hollandaise and salt potatoes Here I can only write as last year: He was served a large plate with many bars of fresh asparagus, fresh (Fehmarn) potatoes and homemade sauce Hollandaise as well as a board with several slices of fresh ham. Only the amount of the odour-cut, spicy, but not salty ham would have loosened with the associated amount of bread for an evening bread for 2 persons. fresh, smoked ham But there was still the buttery asparagus, which in combination with the creamy and mild sauce Hollandaise was the real delicacies. Opi Hartwig fought bravely until the end, and did not regret his choice again. ham with fresh asparagus, sauce Hollandaise and salt potatoes My wife today wished the roasted salmon fillet with fresh asparagus, sauce Hollandaise and salt potatoes. Two thick slices of salmon fillet lined their plate. The salmon, well seasoned and tidy fried, fits very well with the fresh asparagus, which I could not imagine at first. fried salmon fillet with fresh asparagus, sauce Hollandaise and salt potatoes The fish inside still delicate, juicy and light pink. The fresh asparagus between bite-resistant and soft, very well hit. Above the asparagus the airy, creamy and delicious sauce Hollandaise. The Fehmarn potatoes are always good anyway. It can be seen especially in its size. There are no monster potatoes here. For the eye there was a small decoration of salad, paprika and orange slice. Fehmarner Potatoes I had chosen the “Wiener Art” carving typical of us in Saxony with fresh asparagus, sauce Hollandaise and salt potatoes. And I wasn't disappointed. Two large carvings had been looking for their place on the big plate. “Wiener Art” with fresh asparagus, sauce Hollandaise and salt potatoes With a plentiful panade around, the two pork carvings were fried golden yellow to slightly dark, so a crispy and firm panade was created. The meat is really good, Mr. Petersen said. My wife would have been too much of the good, I loved it. Here too, Mr. Petersen had his pan in the handle, because the meat was pleasantly juicy, so the pan was taken from the stove in time. “Wiener Art” with fresh asparagus, sauce Hollandaise and salt potatoes I also had plenty of bars of the Lüneburger asparagus on the plate. The potatoes were placed in a small bowl intended for my wife and me. There was also a bowl of the freshly beaten sauce Hollandaise on the table, of which almost nothing left. self beaten sauce Hollandaise The fresh asparagus beat per dish with approx. 10 Euro surcharge for beech, which was quite heavy for us at the beginning, but after Mrs Petersen called us the prices for the first fresh asparagus from the Lüneburg Heide, we almost wanted to fall off the chair and found this surcharge for the first asparagus of the season justified somewhere, at least for Petersens. Mr. Petersen came out of his kitchen in the meantime, of course, and asked if everything fits. Of course it was, and Opi Hartwig promised the next days, unfortunately without us, to come back to eat fresh asparagus, of course with ham. So we left the island with Opi Hartwig and drove to the mainland to visit a Strauss farm once in Hohenfelde. Our conclusion: we left €98.80 at the Petersen farm for our lunch. The food was once again top, family Petersen as always very friendly and thought about the welfare of the guests. Only the very expensive asparagus gave a thread of taste. We'll definitely be back. Logo"

Aalhus

Aalhus

Hauptstraße 39a, 23769, Fehmarn, Germany

Tee • Steak • Nachtisch • Europäisch


"Our last night at Opi Hartwig on Fehmarn. It's time. This time “Dat ole Aalhus” was on my wish list in Landkirchen. Whenever we go to Opi Hartwig on the island, we'll come over here. Dat ole Aalhus Directly opposite the church in the immediate vicinity of “Petersens Landgasthof” (see review of me lies this venerable house. In 1986, Marieluise and Carl Becker opened the “Dat ole AALHUS” restaurant. They created the original nice restaurant in loving small work from a very old, decaying reet roof shrine. At the beginning they served delicious smoked fish, Schmalzbrot and a Buddel Köm on rustic tables. The cosy ambience remained, the offer changed and expanded. Since then, “Dat ole AALHUS” is a popular starting point for locals and guests of the island of Fehmarn, without prior reservation it is difficult to get a place in the evening. The original restaurant has been set up by the daughter Kathrin Rilke in 2 since 1997. Generation operated and offers the guest a generous menu. I had already reserved a table for us 5 males in advance, and on time we were in Landkirchen. The mobile subset is either right opposite the inn, or directly next to Petersen ́s, where the Aalhus has another parking space. After entering the almost full restaurant, we were welcomed by one of the many female service staff and led to our table. Our table was located right next to the vault in a developed niche. There were no chairs here, but a softly padded bench was built around the table. One or the other regular table or skat evening will surely take place here, which you sit in the middle of the guest room, but is shielded from the others. However, the ventilation in this corner also seemed shielded, because during summer heat outside the air stood in the niche, while in the rest of the restaurant a small ventilator wore through the open doors. The rest of the restaurant is rustically furnished, on large wooden benches with seating, you sit very well. I'd only feel disturbing when you sit your back with the neighboring table. rustic guest room In the back part of the inn there are two more rooms, which are clearly modern and adapted to the contemporary style. I'm more like the old, rustic ambience. The very extensive menu was delivered to us just 10 minutes after our arrival. We would like to have a short time to look for our drinks from the menu. After 5 minutes we had this, and so we ordered: · 2x 0.5ér angel cellar beer dark from the barrel for 5,60 € · 1x house cocktail for 7,00 € · 1x Lillet Wildberry strawberry cocktail for 7,50 € · 1x 0.5ér Cola for 5,50 € The drinks now took about a quarter hour. But as we sat directly on the counter, we knew and saw the ladies rotating to fulfill the wishes of the guests. So we had enough time to study the menu extensively. Excerpt from the menu Opi Hartwig had no Hinger at all when looking at the prices, because the prices here in the olen Aalhus are once again a whole pack more expensive than comparable guest roses on Fehmarn. After our drinks were finally at the table, we were able to give up our dishes. Chews, prunes, prunes, prunes In the meantime we were able to taste the delicious and grandiose angel cellar beer from Crailsheim. • 2x 0.5ér Angel cellar beer dark from the barrel This was quite delicious, but I am surprised that there is here in the high north of Fassbier(! from the Franconian part of Baden Württemberg. But also the home cocktail and the Lillet Wildberry Strawberry Cocktail were very well dressed and savory. Cocktails In the meantime our two appetizers arrived. The buffalo Mozzarella had the typical intense taste and was very fine in consistency, and not as gum-like as some mozzarella from the supermarket. It was garnished with fresh shrub tomatoes and inoculated with mild olive oil and some balsamico. On top there were some leaves of fresh basil and two slices of fresh baguette bread. Buffalo Mozzarella with shrub tomatoes, olive oil, balsamico, basil and baguette breadv The Aalhus fish soup did not have to hide either. A steaming hot and strong, clear fish broth with plentiful onion welcomed at first glance. In this tasty broth were many pieces of cod and salmon, as well as some scampi. plentiful fish insert The soup was good, but by far did not reach the fish soup in the Old Zollhaus in Westermarkelsdorf. Aalhus fish soup with tranches from the Baltic Sea salmon and cod with olive oil sweated onion strips and scampi After the appetizer it was said to wait very long. I became a little bit zig-zag, as I could see that tables that were significantly later than in the restaurant were much more than we got their meal. For the two “young” gentlemen with the appetizer, this was not the problem, but the girls were sitting in the restaurant for 1.5 hours until finally our appetizer came. Say and write 1 hour and 15 minutes after the order. This is clearly too long, especially since other tables got their food significantly more. My wife had picked up the FEHMARNSCHE FISCHPFANNE. In a cast iron pan, a roasted cod fillet in egg shell, Baltic salmon fillet and sollen fillet were served here. All three fillets were well fried and soft, but unfortunately much too salty. There was something too much in love here. The scampi, which she generously left me and Opi Hartwig (iiih this does not taste, were firm in the bite and well roasted. FEHMARNSCHE FISCHPFANNE fried cod fillet in egg shell, Baltic salmon fillet and sollen fillet from the grill plate dressed on roast potatoes, scampi, sauce Hollandaise, lemon and herbal butter instead of roast potatoes, she wished salt potatoes, which she received at no extra cost. They were fine. A fresh salad set, lemon and herbal butter. The sauce Hollandaise remembered a lobster sauce in its colouration, so it was not touched. FEHMARNSCHE FISCHPFANNE fried cod fillet in egg shell, Baltic salmon fillet and sollen fillet from the grill plate dressed on roasted potatoes, scampi, sauce Hollandaise, lemon and herbal butter Opi Hartwig had decided today for the fresh zander fillets. These were well seasoned with herbs on the outside and fried on the skin, the meat was nicely firm, but at the end like the fish of my wife very salty. The Teriyaki spinach was then more intended for the Asian palate, we did not find that fit together as the Teriyaki sauce was a lot of taste. The lime sauce and the sauce Hollandaise were present as two sticks on the plate and were hardly relevant to taste due to the salty fish and the Teriyaki spinach. There were also salt potatoes here. There were some scampi, sprouts and a fresh salad dress. fried fresh zander fillets on the skin, with Teriyaki spinach, lime sauce, sauce Hollandaise and salt potatoes I chose the filet ́s from the fried ross. Four natural and fried roast fillets covered a good part of the plate. Here again well seasoned with herbs, tastefully but also this fish completely salted, so that the actually mild taste of the roasting was not at all acceptable. What's the matter with the cook? Filet ́s of fried roasting with mushrooms and cherry tomatoes in light chalk cream, planed parmesan cheese, Dauphine potatoes on salad bouquet with raspberry vinaigrette and sprouts For this was the creamy sauce with plentiful stone mushrooms (from the can? and halved fillets in light chryc cream and calves. The Dauphine potatoes, actually a French specialty, were similar to the German croquettes, just a lot finer, as these are gratinated potato balls. They were great for this food. A salad bouquet with raspberry Vinaigrette and sprouts, as well as a Klecks Hollandaise rounded off the picture on the plate. Filet ́s from the fried roasting with mushrooms and cherry tomatoes in a light sliced cream, planed parmesan cheese, Dauphine potatoes on salad bouquet with raspberry Vinaigrette and sprouts Wesre little had prescribed the AALHUS GIANT BURGER. Apparently, she couldn't start much with 300g hack steak in a burger. In any case, there were very big eyes when this giant burger stood in front of her. really "Giant "isch Two big buns, almost as big as a plate, wrapped two huge, crispy fried and very spicy sharp patty of mixed minced meat. Between the pattys there were fresh tomato and salad cucumber as well as crisp iceberg salad, fresh onions and crispy roasted bacon. Congratulations all with yogurt dressing and sauce Hollandaise. Holla, that was a portion. AALHUS GIANT BURGER – a 300g chop steak with tomato and salad cucumber, with crisp iceberg salad, onions and fried bacon, yogurt dressing congratulated Hollandaise, Pommes Frites Lastly, the upper bun was put to the side, and with the help of the young man at the table, they managed to feed this burger. There was also a small bowl of Pommes Frites, which were unfortunately too long in the fritous, and so were much too big. There was a bowl of ketchup and mayonnaise for a surcharge of 30 cents each. Pommes Frites to the Burger of the daughter of young companions had dedicated himself to the Fehmarnian schnitzel culture, and so today he was allowed to taste the last carving. A sliced pork “VIENER ART” was selected, two flat carvings, crispy and dark fried lay on the plate. The chips are very thin, almost a bit dry. Panned pork carving “VIENER ART” – a juicy roasted carving with cream sauce, sauce Hollandaise, pommes frites and cucumber salad To do this, the carving floats in a “finished” (Fix cream sauce. An extra bowl like other guest roses would have been better here. Why, in addition to the cream sauce, Sauce Hollandaise also landed on the plate, did not come to us all. Here again the much too crawled fries, which fortunately came in an extra bowl and were not drowned in the sauce. There was also a bowl of fresh cucumber salad. Cucumber salad for carving We dispensed with a dessert today, because Opi Hartwig had a little treat at home for the girls. And for the gentlemen there should be one or the other Line Aquavit before we have to return to our Saxon home the next day. Dat ole Aalhus in the evening Our conclusion: we left five 178,70 € in the “Dat ole Landhus” in Landkirchen. A rustic, rustic pub. At Touris obviously very popular, because getting a place here is almost impossible without reservation. A very high-priced restaurant on Fehmarn, but unfortunately the chef could not serve these requirements today. Salting the fish so that any taste of their own was lost. Time management should also work again. There are some more affordable and above all better guest roses on Fehmarn. Too bad. Here in"