Macaibo - Hamburg
Macaibo
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I have discovered this amazing little jewell restaurant which serves vegan and omnivore options, so it is perfect to go with non vegan friends. Vegan options are limited but good quality. They serve tasty traditional street food with ingredients that are hard to find like kochenbanane or maniok, guaba… They serve natural tropical fruit- juices. Price is good since some ingredients are not that regular, location is cozy and food quality is good. Paid 40€ for 6 dishes and 2 natural guaba juices
This restaurant sells traditional street food made out of nothing than super cheap ingredients: corn, beans, cheese (vegan cheese tho is NOT available! . The food origines in venezuela, where it's a must everything's cheap and easy. The meals require no time or money. You would expect them to be WAY cheaper, but they aren't: 6€ for a incredibly small portion which is morea a very little snack than a meal. Plus, vegan options are very limited and not very creative. You get no price reduction if ordering something without the cheese. The food was okay, but I wouldn't recommend to est here as it's not worth the money at all.
Food: 4/5 Vegan options (variety): 4/5 Vegan labelling: 5/5 Value for money: 4/5 Portion size: 4/5 Atmosphere: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Location: 4/5 Reservation recommended: yes Would I visit again? yes Visited: 9/2020
Great food! Arepas are really good and they offer more choice (Empanadas, cachapas, bigger meals) than the arepa shops in Berlin. only one item on the menu is not gluten free
I can't be more disappointed. My Cachapa was burned below and raw in the center. My Maracuyá juice was hot. I went with my boyfriend because I wanted to impress him with Venezuelan food, and I recommended him to eat a sandwich; I thought it would be an empanada like the ones I ate in Venezuela but it was an immense disappointment. It was the pretty little madhouse I've seen all my life and cost almost five euros. It is truly disappointing and it is a shame for authentic Venezuelan food. Jamas would eat again in this place. Jamas would have thought of paying 32€ for such a disappointing meal. I couldn't be more disappointed. My Cachapa was burnt underground and raw in the center. My passion fruit juice was hot. I went with my boyfriend because I wanted to impress him with Venezuelan food, and I recommended him to eat an empanada; I thought it would be an empanada like the ones I ate in Venezuela but it was a huge disappointment. It was the mad little empanada I have ever seen in my life and it cost almost five euros. It is truly disappointing and is a disgrace to authentic Venezuelan food. I would never eat at this place again. I never would have thought to pay €32 for such a disappointing meal.
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