Yame Numnums -brunch — Sushi — Tapas

Super delicious breakfast, friendly service and good clientele.

Really yummy Eggs Benedict and other foods in general, relaxed, chilled out vibes.

Merger only breakfast! That's a good idea! Our Dutch Dosse was the only mistake not real Dutch sauce and cabbage in Okonomiyaki maybe a bit smaller but otherwise everything super!! View menu

Get Shakshouka here! Not particularly classic recipe but frankly you can get the classic one elsewhere. Keep in mind though that the thing is quite spicy! Sourdough bread was also perfect!

If you can get around the Prenzlberg crowd, everything is on point here. Nicest service, super constant quality. Faves: Kimchi French Toast, Eggs Benedict, fresh juice with ALL ingredients, and the coffee can actually compete with Isla across the corner, and that is saying a LOT.

The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The smoothie was very delicious. The Avocado Stampf and the Tempura shrimps were also good but still besser were the pancakes with fruits and coconut ice cream. On a Sunday it is very well visited. We waited for our food for almost an hour. View menu

Love love love this place! Fantastic brunch (we tried more or less the entire menu amongst different groups and days) — everything is gorgeous but particularly the okonomiyaki is just the most fantastic brunch item ever. I hope it will be worth opening longer/on weekdays soon thanks for doing what you do!!

Super delicious for brunch. Coffee tastes, juices very delicious. We had the pancakes that were very delicious. The combination of pineapple, coconut and passion fruit was simply top. My accompaniment had avocado on toast and tempura shrimps, the latter were particularly good. Cons: no review of vaccinations and it took incredibly long until we had food >45 minutes).

This place was absolutely incredible for brunch. The dishes were truly inspired. Everything was familiar, but they put their own twist on each dish and that made all the difference! Eggs Benedict, but the hollandaise is made with Tamari? Blew my mind. Shakshuka, but with Thai basil? Wow. The Laotian sausage with the omelette, to die for. I didn’t know what to expect from Berlin cuisine but this unassuming little restaurant we stumbled upon was my introduction to Berlin and the reason I’ll come b … – show View menu