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PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN - APRIL 4: Wursthaus Crazy Currywurst at - Palma de Mallorca under Corona Close down on April 4, 2020 in Palma de Mallorca, .
Curry at the Wall | Berlin | Best of the Wurst
Vegan dining in Berlin? It could be wurst as I found out during one of my meals when I last visited the German capital.
Being on the road for a month with a tight budget and tighter itinerary made it hard to eat as healthily as I would have liked or otherwise done. And given how craven I can be about food, it was doubly difficult being in carno-rific Germany for all that time. But I tried to do my best getting enough veggies and fiber while limiting the most excessive of treats to rare occasions.
Honestly, very nutritious and non-meat options were available across the country and could be purchased with relative ease, particularly in Berlin and as long as I could look past the many awesome kebab shops, butcheries and such. I didn’t have to totally give up on my pursuit of Berlin’s best currywurst though!
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Since the old town of Cologne (Köln), Germany is popular with tourists, many different types of restaurants can be found there. Kebab restaurants seem to be very popular in major German cities. I chose a pub that offered some German dishes such as currywurst. I was a bit surprised that the curry sauce was a bit sweet. Otherwise it was very good. I also liked the apple juice. Meal prices in Cologne (Köln) were nowhere as high as in Switzerland...
Curry 36 | Berlin | Best of the Wurst
This late night takeaway started as a cart back in 1980 building a reputation as a reliable and affordable pit stop for cabbies and clubbers. These days, Curry 36 is a brick-and-mortar operation with stand-up tables out front – and usually a queue of folks waiting to order their currywurst, bockwurst, fries and such. The place is among the most famous of classic currywurst joints. It’s where celebs, dignitaries and the like are taken to taste the real thing. Despite its popularity, Curry 36 retains a very “of the street” feel.
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