GRACE – behind this alluring name lies Berlin's new hotspot restaurant. The cosmopolitan flair of the interior, designed by American designer Dayna Lee, reminiscent of New York or London townhouses, enchants guests just as much as the interculturally inspired cuisine, influenced by Asian and European flavors.For more information about the GRACE restaurant and its menu, visit www.grace-berlin.com.A reservation does not guarantee entry – admission is at the discretion of the establishment.For reservations of 10 or more people, please contact GRACE directly via email at info@grace-berlin.com.
NU Eat Kitchen crafts fragrant and sumptuous Asian fusion cuisine in its charming eatery. Tantalizing appetizer options feature the satay marinated chicken breast skewers and the hong shao yu, Cantonese-style braised veal ribs. NU Eat Kitchen's house specialties include the black tiger prawns with ginger-garlic sauce, the huamei ya grilled duck in a spicy plum sauce and the grilled sashimi tuna steak thu nuong with wasabi mashed potatoes. Other entree favorites include NU Eat Kitchen's burgers, like the juicy Shanghai burger marinated in teriyaki sauce topped with cheddar and mango.
NU Eat Kitchen also has a full vegan menu.
The vibrant atmosphere and elegance of the GRACE BAR revive the spirit of the Roaring 20s, where today's Gatsbys gather to celebrate with champagne and unique cocktails.Reservations are subject to a minimum spend. Please follow the guidelines. Without reservations, entry is based on a first-come, first-served policy.Entry is 18 and over. The GRACE Bar is externally managed and can be booked for exclusive events.NOTE: This is the GRACE Bar, not the GRACE Restaurant. They operate independently of each other.
