Mitte · Peruvian
NAUTA Berlin
Pisco Bar and Nikkei cuisine in Mitte — Peruvian-Japanese fusion with an Amazon accent and a 3.5-hour octopus.
NAUTA Berlin is a Peruvian restaurant in Mitte, priced 40–80 €. Open Mon closed, Tue-Thu 18:00-22:30, Fri-Sat 18:00-23:00, Sun closed.
Pisco Bar and Nikkei cuisine on Kastanienallee — Peruvian-Japanese fusion threaded with Amazon influences from Juan Danilo's childhood.
The name points at the direction: Nauta is a village on the Amazon and means sailor. The concept skips gluten and industrial sugar, dairy stays the exception. The menu opens up between salmon sashimi with avocado and jalapeno, a passion-fruit-cured ceviche with sweet-potato chips and a beef tartare on daikon pulled through sesame oil, shochu and sake. At the center: the octopus, braised 3.5 hours — the show-stopper the house measures itself against. Around it: colorful tiles, pale wood and an open kitchen.
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