UDAGAWA 宇田川
Udagawa in Berlin-Steglitz is one of the city’s longest-running Japanese restaurants, operating in its current location since 1987, before the fall of the Berlin Wall. The menu spans a notably wide range of Japanese cuisine, from small tsumami-style snacks to sushi, sashimi, tempura, donburi, and hot pot dishes like sukiyaki. Probably the only place you can taste such a variety of Japanese food in Berlin. The space retains a distinct late-20th-century character, with wood-heavy interiors that echo its origins and the general vibe of a 90s time capsule. A true legend of the German Japanese scene!
Order the sashimi, unagi and tempura dishes and stay away from the Sukiyaki
