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Gerhart-Hauptmann-Platz 50, Hamburg, Germany

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3.3 💬 9 Reviews

Address: Gerhart-Hauptmann-Platz 50, Hamburg, Germany

City: Hamburg

Menu Dishes: 32

Reviews: 9

"unfortunately, the food was delivered without sauce, as it had expired in the delivery of a supplierando. that was a pity, soaking and evaporating without soaking is a bit dry. I know the restaurant can do nothing for it and a depreciation rather"

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everything went fine, thanks!

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quickly delivered, but the rest was for a bucket. forgot several ingredients. soße has completely landed in the pocket. not costed


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unfortunately, the food was delivered without sauce, as it had expired in the delivery of a supplierando. that was a pity, soaking and evaporating without soaking is a bit dry. I know the restaurant can do nothing for it and a depreciation rather

Hamburg

Hamburg

Hamburg, a port city in northern Germany, is known for its maritime heritage, vibrant culture, and local dishes like Fischbrötchen and Labskaus. It's a blend of old charm and modern vibe.

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  • Thailändisch Savor the vibrant flavors of Thailand with our menu featuring a delightful array of dishes, from spicy curries to fragrant stir-fries, all crafted with authentic spices and fresh ingredients.

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