Bao An - Berlin

The Bao A shows very well that a branch of Yoko Sushi was once operated here. Instead of offering sushi alone, the map now also contains a variety of other rice... read more The Bao A shows very well that a branch of Yoko Sushi was once operated here. Instead of offering sushi alone, the map now also contains a variety of other rice and pastage dressings. An Asian burger is also available. The card lets you go on a discovery tour, so I'll take off at our repeated visit to eat Sushi yesterday. The extremely friendly and very enjoyable service was quickly available and accepts our drinks. With pleasure I found Clubmate on the map. At 2,50€ for the 0.5l bottle a real drink snack. The other drinks on the map are also to be regarded as cheap. (As a friend of Erdinger I later enjoyed a dark wheat 0.5l to 3.30€. A moment later, the drinks were delivered and the dishes ordered. While the rest of us stayed in Sushi and was not disappointed again by freshness, taste and optics, I approved two summer rolls with chicken and eggs with chicken breast fillet. My summer rolls were impeccable and had enough chicken infusion, the added sauce was great and was fun at the main course. Also my eggs, although not the biggest challenge for a cook, was very tasty and at 7,90€ acceptable price. From my wife, I stole a piece of her tempo role with chicken and ruccola. ****! In the end, we all approved a mango Lassi that could be a bit cooler, but still tasted good. Last but not least, bananas and pineapples were baked. If I knew the envelope of this fried dessert so far quite soft, then the real panade here surprised by a great crucifixity. Especially in combination with the soft banana a highlight, although not only fat-free. Ball-rounded and one looking at the enjoyed, manageable bill, we left the Bao An happy. However, there is a point of criticism: if it can be good from ecological points of view to dispense with disposable edible sticks, I would rather use wooden sticks made of metal. If they still come with food, like knives and fork, and don't stand in a basket on the table, I'd really be happy.