Oukan
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Vegan fine dining behind a red door on Ackerstraße: Japanese-inspired, ferments from its own lab, tea pairing.
Fine dining in today's Berlin: a vegan menu behind Oukan's red door, yakitori over binchotan at stoke, sharing plates at Barra. Plus the starred houses, from Rutz to Horváth.
Updated October 2026
All spots across Berlin
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Vegan fine dining behind a red door on Ackerstraße: Japanese-inspired, ferments from its own lab, tea pairing.
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Sharing plates in front of an open kitchen in Neukölln's Schillerkiez: house-made pasta, wines from growers the team knows. Bib Gourmand since 2020.
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Restaurant on Am Lokdepot near Gleisdreieck: seasonal cooking with plenty of fermentation and foraged plants, in the Michelin Guide.
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Yakitori over binchotan on Lindenstraße: a set menu of five skewers, highballs and chuhai like in an izakaya.
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The Duc Ngo's Japanese restaurant behind a graffiti façade on Kantstraße: sashimi, nigiri and Nikkei dishes, best enjoyed at the counter.
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Japanese brasserie on Husemannstraße from the team behind The Catch: fish from markets in Japan and Spain, Bib Gourmand.
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Assaf Granit's restaurant near the Gropius Bau, named after his Berlin grandmother: kubaneh, kreplach and an evening that becomes a party.
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Vegan bistro with a Michelin star on Goltzstraße: a five- or six-course menu, drinks with or without alcohol and brunch at weekends.
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René Frank's two-star restaurant on Friedelstraße: a menu built on patisserie techniques, without refined sugar.
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Heinz "Cookie" Gindullis' Michelin-starred vegetarian restaurant behind Behrenstraße: five to seven courses of regional produce.
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Restaurant and bar in the former Cookies club on Friedrichstraße: Brandenburg vegetables, plates to share, house cocktails.
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Steakhouse on the Spree since 2007: meat and fish of the best quality, champagne and plenty of celebrities.
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The little sibling of ernst in Wedding: French-Japanese cooking from an open kitchen, à la carte or omakase, natural wines, house-roasted coffee at weekends.
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New German cooking in a period corner building in Steglitz: vegetable-led, regional producers, the daily menu "Jungbluths Wahl" and German wines.
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Korean-rooted cooking near the Jewish Museum by Jinok Kim: ferments, seaweed, dry-aged fish, her own ceramics.
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"Brutally local" on Friedrichstraße: Billy Wagner's Michelin-starred restaurant with a counter around the open kitchen and regional produce.
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Two stars on the Landwehrkanal: Sebastian Frank's emancipated vegetable cooking with Austrian roots, as four or seven courses.
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Berlin's first three-star restaurant on Chausseestraße: Marco Müller's inspirations from regional produce, since 2001.
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Max Strohe and Ilona Scholl's Michelin-starred restaurant on Fichtestraße: eight courses, unusual pairings, vegetarian too.