HANA Berlin
HANA Berlin is a Mediterranean and Japanese wine bar and restaurant in the heart of Mitte. It offers a unique Levantine-Japanese fusion experience created by Michelin-starred chef Gal Ben Moshe.
10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
HANA Berlin is a Mediterranean and Japanese wine bar and restaurant in the heart of Mitte. It offers a unique Levantine-Japanese fusion experience created by Michelin-starred chef Gal Ben Moshe.
Each roll is hand-rolled and sashimi is sliced on the day of service.
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Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
HANA Berlin provides a unique list of wines, spirits and ferments from Japan and the Levant, and Musuko 1984 offers signature dishes like the MuSuKo Signature and Hot Spicy Tuna rolls. Sakura IV provides live cooking stations for fresh meat and seafood, and Smart Deli provides regular grocery delivery to homes across Germany.
Musuko 1984 states that the restaurant has limited opening hours on weekends and reservations are recommended especially during busy times, and Sakura IV that the restaurant requires cash and charges a fee if no drinks are ordered. Those are the limits each restaurant publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.