Luck in a Cup - Werden

Beautiful Asian cuisine with a smoother European taste. kürbis veggie suppe is amazing and I also loved lachs teryaki. beautiful personal and simple location. super recommended!

Now, as all previous reviews for luck are in a cup in German, I write this review in English for the non-German speaking audience: the restaurant serves “seed food”, which means: Asian eating (Thai curries mixed with couscous or Vietnamese summer rolls, burger, meaty...table and pasta and salate. the restaurant is not big, but cozy with its own style (by comic figure tintin, teen quotes and a vintage refrigerator. the personal brings them a small cup of own made popcorn while waiting for their crooked and drinks. I usually take the “Ca ri ga” (recurring) (they could also have it with couscous, instead of while my friends prefer the “Rinderkraftbrühe” (brotters, summer rolls or salads with large garnels.) all are delicious. the restaurant serves a few sauces/dips and homemade focaccia together with their dish. and it is also good. Drinks are not their usual becks beer, but beer from southern Germany, called zwickl. Of course they have weeping and beating, but since I don't drink them, I can't really say if they're good. (but I assume that the staff is always friendly, helpful and fast on the side. that said the place is neither cheap nor expensive. somewhere in the middle. still in a range that is acceptable.

Went here for dinner and food was very tasty. Outstanding service!!! My friend didn't speak German and the waiter (probably owner) helped him translate the menu and gave us recommendations. Stylish little restaurant (bit loud but that is typical in Rüttenscheid's restaurants). Great beer. Will...definetely come back soon!

We walked in by mere chance, driving by looking for a quick bite to eat for lunch. And we were thrilled, especially by the tasty and plentiful soups. The ambiance is cool and trendy, but not over the top. And the fridge where the beverages...are kept is a terrific antique, the restaurateur went all the way to an Austrian village butcher to acquire it. We are sure to come back on our next trip to Essen.

I did not even get to try the food. Even before ordering the waiter was very rude to us. The music was very loud and they were playing some techno music which as not appropiate for a saturday lunch and when only few people were there. We tried to communicate in our best German just asking politely if they could offer another kind of music. Then the waiter complained very rudely saying "improve your German, you spanish". Then we left. This is not the appropiate way to treat customers.