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Times of IndiaGuidepal.com/RESTAURANTS, BERLIN/ Updated : Nov 23, 2016, 19:07 IST
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Oozing class and sophistication, this is where to come for a special occasion. It's not just the Michelin-starred food, which has made it stand out and win many accolades, but the immaculate service and elegant atmosphere.
Oozing class and sophistication, this is where to come for a special occasion. It's not just the Michelin-starred food, which has made it stand out and win many accolades, but the immaculate service and elegant atmosphere. Read less

High-end food in a high-rise dining room
Talk of the town: Chef Thomas Kammeier is Germany's version of Gordon Ramsay and sells millions of cookbooks every year.
The menu is a truly cosmopolitan pan-European mix with an attention to seasonality and source. The dishes change often, so there's always something new to try, whether its glazed foie gras with mango, or rib eye steak of wagyu beef. Prices are high and portions are small, however, so come for the experience rather than big eating.
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