Harapeco Okonomiyaki And Sake from Berlin Menu

If you are coming to Harapeco Okonomiyaki And Sake in Berlin with your car, you will find parking lots at a distance of 331 meters at Victoria Center, Or you could use public transportation to get to the station S-Bahn-Ostkreuz, which is 125 meters away from the restaurant.

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What User likes about Harapeco Okonomiyaki And Sake:
delicious okonomiyaki, traditional and modern (from around €7 to around €9.50!) they have good options on the menu and everything I tried tasted amazing. also a great variety of love. they have a happy hour to 17h and they can get Japanese beer 4 gyozas for 5 €. that's nice staff. View all feedback.

What User doesn't like about Harapeco Okonomiyaki And Sake:
Okonomiyaki there is a nice dish but it's a little bit to small. I've tried there also Fer other dishes and they were also small. It's a nive atmosphere but a little bit crowdy and toilet is really crowdy with some huge bottles after something, so it's not comfortable. Anyway it's a nice place to try Okonomiyaki but with sidedisches. View all feedback.

Great carat chicken. we had the karaage beto and a okonomiyaki with seafood. the spicy sauce was more delicious than the actually named sauce on the okomiyaki; next time the pork version of the teller would have with the spicy sauce. the karaage was excellently cooked and the sauces were delicious, like the sides and rice in the bento. could not recommend the place better. the service was great and punctual. was not a fan of the sparkling version of the ingwer honey article on the beverage menu, but this is my own preference.

This small Japanese restaurant is quite authentic, I really like the atmosphere here. I recommend that you order dishes to share as they have some interesting starters and really delicious okonomiyaki (cabbage pancakes). This way you get to try more things. They have bento boxes on week days, didn't get to try this because I went on the weekend, but I tried the sake tasting and it was really interesting, you get 4 shots with different kinds of sake. I recommend warm sake, it goes down better! The only thing that I didn't like so much was the curry, but I guess in general this is not a Japanese specialty so it's a bit bland.

A cosy restaurant serving traditional Japanese food and sake. The service is quick, the staff is friendly and hospitable. I ordered for the vegetarian okonomiyaki with scharf sauce. It was well cooked and served with the right amount of sauce with some authentic flavours. Everything was great, a well deserved 5 star experience. However I realised later my order was mixed up and I was served the vegan version with miso sauce, plus the water we ordered never made it to the table, hence only 4 stars.

Onion curry is awesome. Pancakes too. Nice small setting where to enjoy some good Japanese food.

Okonomiyaki there is a nice dish but it's a little bit to small. I've tried there also Fer other dishes and they were also small. It's a nive atmosphere but a little bit crowdy and toilet is really crowdy with some huge bottles after something, so it's not comfortable. Anyway it's a nice place to try Okonomiyaki but with sidedisches.

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