OiShii Hot Dog

4 Karla Philo - 4 years ago

I would come back because it's quick, they have vegan and vegetarian options, it's filling, not expensive, it's located on the main avenue so it's easily accessible and the food was alright. The staff was friendly enough as well. I had their number 9 vegan style with teriyaki sauce, onions, Japanese sauerkraut and sweet and spicy sauce plus their vegan coleslaw. I am not sure what sauce they put in the coleslaw, but it was a little too sweet for my taste. My husband had their number 7 with spicy sauce and FF. He is a picky hot dog eater but he liked it. Their plates are Japanese boats and that was cool.

5 Johannes Eich - 2 years ago

I'm really a Hot-Dog-Person and this is a very nice place. We had a Dogzilla and a Kimchi-Dog. Very delicious taste, lovely staff and a pretty cool interior.

4 Liam Bailey - 4 years ago

Nice place for a quick meal. Service is quick, menu is interesting. A lot of the hot dogs can be made vegan or vegetarian. Meal deal with fries and (non-alcoholic) drink is good value. I had the hot u0026 spicy with vegan sausage. The vegan sausage was good, but the hot u0026 spicy sauce was not that exciting. Still, I would go back and try more of the menu!

3 Benedek - 2 years ago

The place is in the hip neighbourhood of Prenzlauer Berg. The idea is intriguing, who wouldn't want to try a Japanese hot dog (please no Hentai jokes here, this is a serious review!). The menu is mouth-watering, there are quite a few interesting combinations. The interior design is captivating, but when we were there the tables were dirty and the seats had stains of unknown origins. We tried the Ebi and some other one I don't remember. The Ebi hot dog was tasty, but it was really dry. The problem is that they don't put sauce under the Wiener (or Ebi tempura in my case). This ruined the whole experience for me. Because of all these negative experiences I can not recommend this place wholeheartedly. If you want to try out a different type of hot dog it's great, but otherwise I rather recommend Ikea as it's much cheaper and better for the price.

3 Walt N - 4 years ago

Good presentation and love the fusion idea, therefore gave this a try! Love the Ebidog the most.

But sausages are just the same as everywhere else and the taste can be more fusion in my opinion. You can notice the eastern and western food being placed together yet they express rather blend standalone taste than being together. For another example the Oishii fries, it’s great when mixing Bolognese with kimchi together but they are separately when served/presented.
Berlin may or may not be ready for the fusion taste but (I have no idea how but just my 2cents) perhaps can try to mix the taste together to create a unique fusion taste?

All in all Good customer services. Price is relatively steep but it’s creative that’s a selling point.

4 Anna Jane Brooks - 4 years ago

Cute small place, fast service, interesting and a lot of different japanese hotdog offes.
But I think eating only one hot dog is not enough. Price is about 6€ without menue but plus beef.
I tried the one with wakame amd terryaki.

4 Sigrid H - 3 years ago

Japan’s Darling was delicious. Wish it had a tiny bit more sauce. Would come again to try the other hot dogs