International Food in Bremen

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Bremen's gastronomic scene offers culinary highlights from all over the world. Whether savoury or sweet, hot and spicy or mild and creamy - with our restaurant recommendations for the Hanseatic city, everyone is sure to find the right address for a delicious evening!

African, Sri Lankan or Arabic food - in Bremen? The city on the Weser spoils hungry diners with local specialities from all over the world. It's not just the aromatic spices that make a visit to a restaurant a special experience. The restaurants themselves also boast an authentic ambience and transport you to Korea, Hawaii or North Africa for a brief moment.

Pajatén Fusion Food

Immerse yourself in Latin American cuisine: at Pajatén at Graf-Moltke-Straße 26, there are many variations of the filled, mostly deep-fried dumplings. The restaurant offers various Peruvian delicacies such as ceviche, empanadas, fish and meat dishes and much more. Everyone should try it once!

Jaya

Hot, hotter, Jaya: Mr Subry's Sri Lankan curries are the perfect choice for chilli lovers. Located directly on the Europahafen basin in Überseestadt, you get that holiday feeling for free. The menu includes vegan and vegetarian dishes with fresh vegetables, coconut milk and roasted nuts, as well as curries with prawns, poultry or beef. Don't worry: if you don't like spicy food, Jaya also serves mild dishes with an original Sri Lankan flavour.

Lukullus

The restaurant in the Steintor was opened more than 50 years ago and now has a Mediterranean ambience. In addition to antipasti, fish and rump steak, Lukullus in Bremen's neighbourhood also serves Yugoslavian cuisine: cevapcici, grilled skewers and minced steak. The Durakovic family serves a fine selection of south-east European dishes from the charcoal grill.

Christy's West African Restaurant

If you're looking for West African cuisine, you'll find it in Bremen's city centre. Not far from the pedestrian zone, at Hankenstraße 27, many dishes with plantains, yam root or dried fish await hungry guests. The owner imports many ingredients and spices directly from West African countries to ensure a genuine flavour. The right drinks are also provided, as Christy's serves African beer.

Doki Doki Bremen - Japanese Streetfood

At Doki Doki you will find authentic Japanese food in the heart of Bremen. Close to the Bremen neighbourhood, you will be offered a variety of Japanese dishes - including sushi, gyoza, tempura and yakitori. Be sure to give it a try!

Mataa's Kitchen

At Mataa's Kitchen in Walle and Markthalle Acht, you can enjoy dishes from Africa, or more precisely from Ghana. Here, chef Mataa has brought West African cuisine from her home country and serves traditional Ghanaian dishes. You will find many vegan dishes on the menu, as a plant-based diet is not a diet but a standard in African cuisine.

Table on which many Russian dishes can be seen.

BAB' MARIA

You can find authentic Ukrainian cuisine at BAB' MARIA in Markthalle Acht. Siblings Natalie and Slavik offer a variety of home-made delicacies and conjure up a plate of their homeland for you.

Rodizio Boi Na Braza

Already known 300 years ago in the South American pampas, today the Rodizio is the centrepiece of the Brazilian Rodizio Boi Na Braza in Horn. Translated, it means "the spinning one". Why? Many different types of meat, seasoned according to an old gaucho recipe, are grilled over an open fire on large skewers. Once the meat is juicy and tender, the "cortadores" cut it straight from the spit onto the plate - a unique experience.

Mezze & Liebe

Would you like to try Turkish-Arabic cuisine? Then Mezze & Liebe in Markthalle Acht is the place for you! Ilker will conjure up a variety of appetiser plates, also known as mezze plates.

Mommies Corner

Mommies Corner in Bremen's Neustadt district serves traditional African food. Yellow rice, boiled corn dumplings, yam roots and fried plantains are classic accompaniments to lamb, fish and chicken dishes. Mommies Corner is also a regular fixture on Bremen's street food trails. A tasty alternative if you don't want to go back to your favourite Italian restaurant.

Babas

The Babas restaurant opened in Kirchhuchting, on the outskirts of Bremen, in summer 2016. It serves traditional Anatolian specialities from the large clay oven and from the grill: Lamb, poultry, veal and fish dishes are on the menu and are prepared with love. The mezze, small side dishes comparable to Spanish tapas, which are an integral part of Anatolian cuisine, are the perfect accompaniment. The dates stuffed with goat's cheese, vine leaves, cigar börek and salads alone are reason enough to pay Babas a visit.

Table on which many Mexican dishes can be seen.

Rosali

Plump burritos, quesadillas and crispy tacos are available at Rosali in the neighbourhood. Green salsa, guacamole or chipotle sauce add Californian flavour to the food. The dishes are ideal snacks for in between meals and a refreshing alternative to burgers or a kebab.

Yamama

They are a kitchen classic in North Africa: tajines. The cooked dish is served hot in the round, clay-baked braising pots of the same name with domed or pointed lids. At Yamama in the Bremen Viertel , you can choose from various types of meat or vegetarian and vegan alternatives to rice or couscous. Just the sight of the colourful tajines makes your mouth water. Cinnamon flavours, crunchy vegetables and tender meat confirm the visual impression. Anyone who wants to experience oriental cuisine in a modern style should stop by.

MA'LOA® Hawaiian Poké Bowl

You can't go on holiday this year but still want to feast on something that will bring that holiday feeling home with you? Then the Hawaiian POKE Bowls from MA'LOA® Hawaiian Poké Bowl are just the thing for you! At Bahnhofsplatz, you'll find crisp, fresh bowls that you can put together to suit your own taste.

Kimchi

Take your time and enjoy Korean cuisine at Kimchi. At this restaurant in the neighbourhood, you can not only try a variety of Korean side dishes called banchan, but also soups, bibimbap, bulgogi and much more. Try Korea's most popular alcoholic drink, soju or makgeolli, Korean rice wine, with your meal.

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Jaya

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