Luebeck

Lübeck, en sjarmerende by kjent for sin middelalderarkitektur, er berømt for sin marsipan, en søt mandelkonfekt som nytes av både lokalbefolkning og besøkende.

Raahi Fine Indian Food

Raahi Fine Indian Food

Mühlenbrücke 1a, 23552 Lübeck (Innenstadt) , Schleswig-Holstein, Luebeck, Germany

Food • Indian • Cheese • Fast Food


"By the middle of 2022, these premises in Mühlenstraße 1a were already standing for a unicum in the gastronomic scene of the Lübeck Old Town. For the first time in the Hanseatic city, Arsien Sushi Art offered a sushi cuisine based on more noble ingredients, which also stood out from the other unity of this European cuisine in the cities of Germany. The combination with a loose Bar Restaurant Fusion gave the local apparently great success, which led to an opening of a second branch outside the old town, as well as in the middle of 2022 the move to the much larger rooms at Hüxterdamm. However, the announcement of this move made it clear that a rental agent is already standing in the pipeline for the old Domizil in the Mühlenstraße. In early August 2022 the Raahi celebrated its opening here. Outside view. What was previously the addition of Sushi Art is now to continue the Appendix Fine Indian Food under the new owner Preetam Singh Sodi. In the case of Indian cuisine, a level and creativity are to be offered, so that it is refreshed by the otherwise very interchangeable menus of the usual Indian restaurants adapted to German preferences here in Lübeck. Interior view with view to the bar. Interior view with view to the window. With regard to the ambience, the Raahi is quite oriented towards the successful predecessor. The division of the guest room with the bar right opposite the entrance door has remained to continue the good distribution of mainly 2 tables. In contrast to the rather darker, lounge-like design, the focus is on bright green which is found as a wall color and the seat cushions of the chairs. Together with the tables held in a darker wooden tone, a forest-reminiscent atmosphere is thus actually created, which is naturally tolerable to a relaxed mind. On the other hand, the floor and bar are kept in a neutral gray. The guest room is also well illuminated with light spots on the walls and three spherical lamps above the bar. The Raahi makes the best for me again from the limited spatial possibilities. During my stay this early evening, in addition to Chef Preetam, two other service employees at the bar took care of the contact with the guests. I had contact mainly to the boss, who, after welcoming and accusing of my question of spontaneous arrival, also made sure that one felt welcome with a suitable and interested guest. On the one hand, he inquired how I came to the restaurant and the menu that I had already met in advance, on the other hand he also asked for satisfaction during the meal and liked to come to my dish into an interesting conversation. A small carafe of mineral water was even presented to me for free, as I did not want to order a drink for this short visit. This underlined the hospitality again very much. The demands of an evening restaurant were absolutely worthy of this professional service, with at the same time an unarticled approach, for which I would like to give full score. But now the most exciting thing that has already made a lot of desire for a return to Raahi before the visit: the food offer. As already mentioned, the frequently standard Inder card for Germans, which, divided by individual types of meat, always uses the same additions and methods of preparation. Thus, the card has a nicely large effect, although the flavor differences due to the spicy Indian cuisine in the exchange of the meat variety are anyway minimal and thus the offered bandwidth is in truth much lower. In Raahi, the structure is initially oriented more towards the portion sizes which are divided into small and large plates (small large plates). There is also an extra category for Biryani rice dishes, as well as for supplements and desserts. Even the typical Indian breads are offered here in a versatile version as their own category, with, for example, a garlic butter; blue mold Cheddar or also filled Naan variants with lamb chop and onions could almost give their own dish. The small plates are almost more to be understood as Indian tapas, of which you can order several for sharing for the entire table. Here, for example, Burrata is combined with chickpea, tamarinde, fennel and olive or also Tandoori chickens with truffle and fresh cheese, thus offering a refreshing crossover cuisine, which nevertheless always has a clear Indian content. However, it is also natural for the large plates, where, besides classic “butter chicken” and “Kashmiri lamb”, for example, a fish curry is used, or a duck breast with all kinds of spices and coconut milk is put into an Indian light. Vegetarian can be enjoyed with “New Age Mother Paneer” or a Masala variation with white beans, carrots, cauliflowers and broccoli. By the way, the offer moves in a very moderate and by no means frightening range of approx. 13 to a maximum of 23 €, while supplements, breads and desserts remain completely in the single-digit range. To this first, small test visit, a “small plate” laughed at me around one of my (generally numerous) favorite vegetables. For €15.5, I ordered the “Duett of Tandoori Cauli” that was announced with the components “Joghurt Blumenkohl Broccoli Ingwer Grüne Chutney”. Duett of Tandoori Cauli : yogurt cauliflower broccoli ginger green Chutney. The first thought that many have in the sight of the picture is probably: “But this is very little for €15.5.” But in my opinion, this assessment should not be used until the first fork reaches the palate. The duet presented itself in the form of 2 roasted cauliflower and broccoli, which were vividly dressed in a diagonal line with a few roasted pieces of red pepper and onion, as well as some frisée. Broccoli and cauliflower were characterized by a yellow, creamy marinade of yogurt and Indian spices (curcuma, cumine, ginger, fennel), which gave them the desired spice. On the point blanched, they got their finished with beautiful roasting in the Tandoori loam oven. But the work on the taste didn't stop at a long time, the three sauces distributed on the plate floor provided for the melange that made up the last quäntchen. Hand in hand, a sweet tamarind, ethereal mint and fine, slightly acidic coriander Chutney kept very well the scales and thus enriched the aroma spectrum. All this the boss told me in the interesting conversation, with a convincing passion for his home kitchen. For my palate, he has already brought them to the plate in this small vegetarian food. My final, summarizing words on this first short test visit to the new “Raahi” are as follows: In my opinion, the presentation and design of the small spatiality has been very well achieved, as it has continued to receive the novelty of the predecessor. In addition, with the renouncement of the overload with accessories that is so frequently encountered in “Inder Tempels” it already shows that it should be at a more demanding and creative level. During my visit, the attentive and hospitable service was able to meet this demand, which the boss personally did this early evening. The anticipation caused by the exciting sounding menu was fully fulfilled with my chosen vegetarian dish around cauliflower and broccoli. Handicraft precision was shown at the cooking point and hit furnace roasting of the vegetables. Deliciousness for strong yet balanced Indian spice variety revealed itself in Marinade and Chutneys and congratulated my taste buds with the hoped uniqueness. €15.5 are justified in working time to the many components that all play their important role. Thus, the “Raahi” is more than just for me to offer a modern crossover kitchen on Indian foundation. As the predecessor “Arsia” performed it here with his sushi cuisine, Chef Preetam also represents a truly worthwhile qualitative withdrawal and uniqueness in the other Indian gastronomy Lübecks and is worth a visit."

Am Holstentor

Am Holstentor

An Der Obertrave 11, 23552 Lübeck, Luebeck, Germany

Pizza • Pasta • German • Salads


"Once again, a day trip with our Opi Hartwig became his best mate Walter to Lübeck. So, after Walter had already swept us through Lübeck's old town for almost the whole morning, we had explored the Trave and the Stadtgraben with an e-boat. Rings around the Holstentor there are plenty of gastronomy at the Obertrave with a variety of flavors. The older men were looking for pizza, so we asked in a resident pizzeria for a table for 4 people. We were told about the outdoors at the Obertrave, and we were seated at a table. But since the tables of all the restaurants are very narrow, and a distinction was not quite obvious, we took place without notice at the neighboring restaurant. A young southern type was fixed in place, and the drinks were ordered without a card. a fresh Jever-Pils These were in our place within a few minutes and we were also served the menu. Here we now fell our mistake that we did not sit in the “Ristorante San Remo”, but in the restaurant “Am Holstentor”. Unfortunately, this was no longer possible. As pizza was also available on the menu of Restaurant Am Holstentor, we decided to stay and order here. Exterior gastronomy Opi Hartwig and Walter was clear that it should be a pizza Hawai for €10.50. My best chosen the “Tagliatelle Lachs” with band noodles, wild salmon, cherry tomatoes in spicy herbal sauce and Ruccola for €14.90 and with me it should be the Balkan carving “Wiener Art” with broccoli, paprika, onions, corn, fresh champions in Balkan sauce with Pommes Frites to let us take a salad for €14.80. Zirka 15 minutes after the order, the dishes were in place, and already with the first glance great disappointment was wide. The pizza Hawai-in my eyes a crime of pizza- was a round pasta floor with an undefined, thick mass of any cream, ham and pineapple mixture on top. It also seemed to be not the boar, because both gentlemen left half the pizza on the plate, and complained all afternoon that the pizza is hard in the stomach. Unfortunately, I cannot offer you a photo, because according to Opi Hartwig there is food to eat and not to photograph. My wife’s “Tagliatelle Lachs” looked delicious in the beginning. The Tagliatelles, however, were not bite-resistant, rather pappy and were drinking oil. The wild salmon had to be searched among the noodles, only the cherry tomatoes and the rocket was fresh. Tagliatelle Lachs Mein Balkanschnitzel “Wiener Art” was disappointing at the sight. If I had imagined a “Zigeunerschnitzel” – which is no longer so hot today – a carving with an infinable brown cardboard came up with pommes that were apparently far too long in the frituse. Tastefully it was not different than expected. Too much to chess, the sauce with the species of the Balkans is not much common and the carving in the frituse fried. Thank you. In retrospect we have annoyed ourselves that we have not changed our place yet. Because the food offered here was at most at the level of snacks, if a lot of snacks really get better. It seems to be quite clear to look at the Touris because I can hardly imagine the locals going to eat there more often. At least Walter has annoyed himself, and the next time we'll take a little more time to get a gastro in Lübeck. Overall, we left 70 euros at the Holstentor."

Gaststätte Zum Travesegler

Gaststätte Zum Travesegler

Am Stau 1, 23568 Lübeck, Luebeck, Germany

Cafés • Pasta • German • Coffee


"Short description: Nix to meckern. Great! .... Very long review: The approach is very special: “You drive from the city centre to the Travemünder Allee direction Herrentunnel and take the right path at the toll station (check box and say that you want to go to the Herreninsel and open the barriers. After the toll station, keep on track and turn right about 60 meters, sign “Am Stau”, there take an island ticket at the barrier. In the curve opposite the bus stop, our parking possibilities are then.” So read on the website. And how it worked. We climb a staircase to the first 1st floor and if it weren't so dark you would have a nice view of the marina at the traffic jam. The welcome is very friendly. The ambience maritim. We are assigned a table that is beautifully covered, everything is signaled everywhere: This is a restaurant facility right at the marina. And so every guest is treated like an old sailing friend: we will... At the first moment I become defensive, but at the second moment I have the feeling of knowing service and at the same time co-ownership of the Norman restaurant with name for years. The man understands his craft, he's the friend of the guests and with heart blood. The very chic menu reads like a logbook, good, yes, in a complaint (please check on the website . I decide for the local court “Pasta Mumbai with grilled chicken fillet, Thai Curry Sauce, Junglauch and cherry tomatoes at 12.50 €”. Mr. LUT chose duck with red cabbage, small clubs and Bratapfel at €21.90. A perfect choice as it turns out. For drinking we order a rose-golden Hövels beer 0.3 l to 2.70 € and 0.5 l to 4.20 €. When the topic Dessert is addressed – we choose the “Sweet Seafarers” Sining Hot Cinnamon Plums with Walnusseis and whipped cream at 5,00 €” Standards have a secret in stock. Who advises what spices were used, except cinnamon with the plums gets an espresso or coffee donated. We don't think it's the Tonka bean and pay our espresso. (1,90 € All in all I can only report well. We will definitely come back if the days are longer and life is returned to the sailors. Then maybe on the terrace high droben on the first floor with views of maritime events."

Gaststätte Zum Travesegler

Gaststätte Zum Travesegler

Am Stau 1, 23568 Lübeck , Schleswig-Holstein, Luebeck, Germany

Cafés • German • European • Saisonal


"Short description: Nix to meckern. Great! .... Very long review: The approach is very special: “You drive from the city centre to the Travemünder Allee direction Herrentunnel and take the right path at the toll station (check box and say that you want to go to the Herreninsel and open the barriers. After the toll station, keep on track and turn right about 60 meters, sign “Am Stau”, there take an island ticket at the barrier. In the curve opposite the bus stop, our parking possibilities are then.” So read on the website. And how it worked. We climb a staircase to the first 1st floor and if it weren't so dark you would have a nice view of the marina at the traffic jam. The welcome is very friendly. The ambience maritim. We are assigned a table that is beautifully covered, everything is signaled everywhere: This is a restaurant facility right at the marina. And so every guest is treated like an old sailing friend: we will... At the first moment I become defensive, but at the second moment I have the feeling of knowing service and at the same time co-ownership of the Norman restaurant with name for years. The man understands his craft, he's the friend of the guests and with heart blood. The very chic menu reads like a logbook, good, yes, in a complaint (please check on the website . I decide for the local court “Pasta Mumbai with grilled chicken fillet, Thai Curry Sauce, Junglauch and cherry tomatoes at 12.50 €”. Mr. LUT chose duck with red cabbage, small clubs and Bratapfel at €21.90. A perfect choice as it turns out. For drinking we order a rose-golden Hövels beer 0.3 l to 2.70 € and 0.5 l to 4.20 €. When the topic Dessert is addressed – we choose the “Sweet Seafarers” Sining Hot Cinnamon Plums with Walnusseis and whipped cream at 5,00 €” Standards have a secret in stock. Who advises what spices were used, except cinnamon with the plums gets an espresso or coffee donated. We don't think it's the Tonka bean and pay our espresso. (1,90 € All in all I can only report well. We will definitely come back if the days are longer and life is returned to the sailors. Then maybe on the terrace high droben on the first floor with views of maritime events."

V27 Home Of Wheat

V27 Home Of Wheat

Fleischhauerstraße 41, 23552 Lübeck (Innenstadt) , Schleswig-Holstein, Luebeck, Germany

Fish • Vegan • Sushi • Seafood


"In August 2022, the paradox between the name and the associated gastronomy in the Fleischhauerstraße won another example. According to the local niche and peas already visited by me and also provided with reports, another gastronomic starting point has been set up in the number 41 with the V27 Home of Wheat, in which animal products are completely dispensed with. The 27 cannot be traced back to the house number and remains on the official web presence with unexplained background. It is more important, however, to mention once again that it is not here, in anticipation of cannabis legalization, about the well-known weed, but instead about a means of enjoyment, that since human thoughts could not be more basic: the grain. This focus on the name of the company and the V send the message together: Here the guest expects pure vegan food. Thus, for the assessment, the categories of the gastronomic start-up scene of the youngest generation of founders should be re-entered and not in those of the more or more restaurant quality designed for the evening business. That is why my report is also based on a short first visit to a late afternoon in November. Outside view. As with so many small locals in the Fleischhauerstraße, the exterior of the V27 also dominates a large window window, over which the emblem of the Bistros thrones and through the passing, potential guests can take a first look into the interior. At the same time, the entrance, which is located laterally around the corner from the window, is flooded with natural daylight in the front area. Interior view with view to the window. The rest of the single guest room moving backwards is then illuminated in the form of two ceiling lamps strands in light color and intensity that is well chosen according to my feeling. For the evening hours, however, there are also modern ceiling lamps for the area on the shop window. In contrast to this, I feel the large high-edge screen rather disturbing, as it is constantly looking at one with its bright white LED light when you sit towards the counter, which forms the head of the guest room. Of course, this is modern and allows a direct look at the offer, but it clearly motivates me to turn the back of this side of the room. Interior view with view to the counter. In addition, the interior is shown in a typically modernly reduced and geometrically structured form with less decoration. Gray wall color combined with the bright wood of parquet, tables and counters create a successful contrast for the colouring of the guest room. Seat offers 4 four tables, as well as an elongated bench at the shop window. The chairs provide good seating comfort with their upholstery and definitely have a quality above that of a quick snack. The atmosphere is slightly loosened with some plant pots. Of course, the place on the flanier mile of the Fleischhauerstraße is also used for two tables under the open sky. The whole ambience thus fits to such a young Gastro re-establishment in the alternative area and has succeeded for me with regard to the bistro character, the bright large screen excluded. At the time of my stay, a young man took care of guests and food preparation in V27, but this afternoon was limited to me. Already the contact with the welcome revealed to me that he is probably one of the owners, because with enthusiasm he explained the food offer to me and also explained the options very friendly, communicative and openly. I immediately felt welcome and relaxed. The order runs over the counter, in which one can also convince oneself of the freshness of the ingredients, which was also full for my eye. Then my food was served at the table. The good Ersteindruck also confirmed in the further course in which the Lord himself asked for my satisfaction and very much liked to explain to me all my curious questions about this oriental cuisine that I had eaten for the first time. In the sense of a bistro service, this was a great achievement that deserves nothing other than full points. Those who, in the hope of wheat based dough specialties, come here in line with the Italian cuisine or the art of the German baker's craft, are likely to be quickly disappointed when looking at the short food offer. Here the wheat should not be the saturation supplement, but instead take over the main ingredient role of meat or fish. The menu is always written by a spiced wheat paste, which is intended to be brought closer to the guest and tasty in 4 different forms. As the young gentleman who leads the shop at this time explained to me, it is basically the well-known “cig juices” that are known with their typical shape (are shaped by closing a fist) and which is also already obtained in a vegan variant from pure bulguhr paste in Turkish oriental guest roses. The operator wanted to wrap this tradition into a more modern wall. Of course, the Poke Bowl Trend does not stop here, and is thus offered as a Wheat Bowl, with a Seitan product as Veggie Döner Kebab being added here as well. Another variant is the rolls in which the wheat can now also come as a filled bread. Of course, you can also make these rolls together with the Seitan Döner Kebabs a vegan sausage. In Bowl and Rolls, the guest can assemble a supplement of 4 toppings and a sauce itself, which range from iceberg salad to chickpeas to olives, hummus, olive paste and pomegranate sauce. The Wheat Sushi actually resembles the roll, because in principle, filled dough screws are served, which are probably rolled with a sushi mat. In addition to the spiced wheat paste, an eggplant paste for the sushi was processed. The accompaniment in the form of iceberg salad, rocket, fresh mint and tomato together with garlic sauce and pomegranate syrup should provide an oriental touch. In the case of the three variants already mentioned, the price ranges from 7.5 to 9.5 € and thus underlines the direction of the gastronomic offer, which is rather designed for snacks, a light lunch or just a companion to the cocktail meeting. Without wheat, there is also a classic Coleslaw as a herb salad with carrots in a cream sauce that you could order extra. Well based on the well-known form of Falafel, Wheat Balls can also be ordered from 3 to 15 pieces along with a vegetabil accompaniment with iceberg salad, rocket, onions and tomatoes. These woke the greatest interest with me, so I ordered 6 pieces for 6 €. In addition, one has the choice of a neutral or garlic-flavoured dressing based on soy, of which I chose the latter. I also followed the recommendation of the operator to choose a pomegranate syrup. After less than 10 minutes I was able to enjoy this freshly prepared snack before me. Wheat Balls seasoned Bulgurg paste in ball shape with salad, sauces and bread. As an addition, 4 corners of a bottle bread were served that convinced me with its warmth, juice and at the same time somewhat crispy edge of its freshness and quality. But now to the main thing: the “Wheat Balls” and their accompaniment. I liked these with their consistency, which on the one hand was so strong that they did not break up and had something to chew, but in the mouth they developed into a beautiful, filling creaminess. In combination with the consistently crunchy salad and vegetables, this caused a round mouth feeling. To my positive surprise, this impression was not reflected in anything. 3 “main branches” that had a good balance with each other: acidity, sweetness and spice. Thanks to the explanations of the friendly operator, they could also be clearly assigned. Thus, the pomegranate syrup, due to its concentration, provided more for the acidic and refreshing part to which the also aromatic garlic soy dressing creaminess added. Sweet and spice then lay in the balls, whose binding, by the way, stems from the intensive kneading of the garden of Bulgur and thereby the working out of the starch, which become even more juicy with tomato paste. The latter, together with even starch, ensures the sweet portion which, by adding all-hand oriental spices, receives an invigorating but not sharp character. The idea behind this compilation and preparation went up and surprised and pleased me at the same time. In summary, I left the V27 on the Fleischhauerstraße with the following conclusions. The ambience clearly fits into the design preferences of young Gastro Start Ups and is thus characterized by clear structures and little decoration, which always seems to me something like a Renaissance of the Bauhaus School. This creates a new and modern atmosphere in which you feel good and fast, but you do not get in your spell. with the large screen also has a small defect for me and is therefore made more for the shorter stay. Also in the service sector, the young owner, with his relaxed and friendly way, and in particular with his lived joy in his concept and communication, ensured a completely positive impression. As a great positive surprise, the V27 was also distinguished with its own interpretation in the implementation of vegan cuisine in an oriental direction. The processing of the cigar juices Bulgur paste was my pleasure in the Wheat Ball shape I tried out both in taste and consistency. The accompanying vegetables and foliage, bread and dressing/seeding with freshness and quality also played an important role. Even though it was only a temporary dish in terms of quantity, this quality justified the price of € 6 completely. So, after the niche as good and the pea remained less recommended to me, I would actually classify the V27 Home of Wheat as my favorite in terms of the vegetable gastro offer on the Fleischhauerstraße and also in the entire Lübeck city centre and absolutely recommend to everyone who has the pleasure of fresh and handmade oriental wort in a more modern form and wants to try out."

Ringhotel Friederikenhof

Ringhotel Friederikenhof

Langjohrd 15-19, 23560 Lübeck, Luebeck, Germany

Coffee • French • Dessert • Lunch Table


"far from the city and hectic, in the rural idyll, lies the restaurant and hotel friederikenhof. the recipe is friendly, very warm; we are led to the table, we are taken the hunt, immediately the interrupted menus are handed over. the environment convinces as well as the perfectly covered tables. simply beautiful, cozy, rustic, at home – to feel comfortable! the menu leaves no wish open and we do very hard to choose. who has the choice has the quality; this proverb comes to bear many delicacies. After a long time we choose fried zanderfilet with Parmesan chip, bartly and confiscated cherry tomato for 19,50 €. and while we still let the pleasant environment work on us, the small greeting of the house is brought with a small stream with rapeseed oil, crispy and salted butter. so not enough short time later, another small appetit sprinkler will be on the cost of the house: lamb salad with a crimson canonnaise an interesting composition and also very delicate! and then the main dish is served and we will forgive another 5 stars because the fish is perfectly roasted, the skin cream, the fish meat juicy. there is nothing but nothing to complain – perfect! but what is a nice eating without dessert? I have to. I choose the so-called french kiss – crème brulée zitronengras eis on the dachbett with caffeine for 3,50 € we are delighted. from everything. from the professional service, from the friendly and clean environment, from eating – and before the door parking you can also! Five stars. warm kitchen: mo 18 21:30h di so: 12 14h u 18 21:30h afternoon coffee"

Arsién Fusion Japanese Cuisine

Arsién Fusion Japanese Cuisine

Hüxterdamm 3, 23552 Lübeck (Innenstadt) , Schleswig-Holstein, Luebeck, Germany

Soup • Sushi • Asian • Japanese


"The Arsien is already a well-known and popular starting point in the truly non-alternative sushi landscape of the Lübeck city centre. Here the reputation of the highest quality Japanese or in particular Sushi offer made that its higher price should also be value. Even though many creative sushi variants are more in focus here than an authentic Japanese sushi, the restaurant still boasts a high appreciation of the product quality (of course especially in fish). In addition, many appreciate the quite relaxed and relaxed atmosphere that the restaurant has almost more than bar or Lounge categorized as a typical sushi restaurant. Cosy evenings among friends or lovers are more accurate here than a family event like a running sushi . Another sign of the apparent success was in December 2021 the fact that even a branch could be opened. Surprisingly, however, it was not attempted to push back the diverse Sushi competition in the old town, but opened far from the Hot Spot Lübecks in the southeasternly located Commercial Park Geniner Straße . This seemed to have been somewhat too far away from the shot, because just in the beginning of 2023 it was reported that this Arsien-Filiale was closed again. In 2022 there was another innovation concerning the location in the city centre. The premises of the first restaurant in the Mühlenstraße have become too small for popularity, so that the owner Arsen took advantage of the opportunity that resulted from the extensive renovation of the car park at Hüxterdamm. Before the renovation, this included several premises, which are already used by a large pool. Prominently located at the corner in the transition from Hüxterdamm Bridge to the popular Hüxstraße in July 2022 the opening of this new, large main restaurant, which was preceded by the closure of the original location in the Mühlenstraße. I had already tried the offer in the former main restaurant as a pick-up, with a quite convincing, though not outstanding impression. Therefore, for me personally, there was no objection to rehearsing the quality offered at the new site in order to find out whether or not one obtains quality awareness. has even increased and what innovations to discover. This was also possible directly on site. Outside view with the small terrace. The presentation of the new premises at Hüxterdamm is a first special feature. A type of maxi screen at the entrance should serve as a trailer, attracting attention and lowering the inhibition threshold for potential new guests. An outdoor area provides a terrace with a handful of seats, which appears to be less attractive to me on the large road of the transition from Hüxterdamm Bridge to Downtown Ring. But even without such an extension, the Arsien came out in the original restaurant in the Mühlenstraße, which was more suitable for the restaurant-bar fusion concept at the time. The operator again demonstrates his feeling and openness to new possibilities of awarding and publicising his projects, which he had previously advanced, especially on social media, for his restaurants. The front room with the receiving table. Also in the forecourt, the prominently decorated logo with leaf green should catch the guest with the Flamingo and draw into the jungle of the Arsien gastronomy, which he hopefully does not escape again indecision. In front of this is also a beautiful reception table with velvet cover. The guest room with the bar. This foretaste of modern design with green and turquoise shades then continues in the large guest room, where you enter through a door to the right in the reception room. A wing welcomes the guest right to the left of the entrance and makes it clear again that it should not go “cheap”. The fully glazed outer facade ensures a natural flooding of the entire room with daylight. In the centre, hanging plants emphasize the mentioned green thumbs of the interior. The ambience follows the style that has already been established in the small, now closed second restaurant in the Geniner Commercial Park. This also includes the large bar with the greenish slate of the counter and the copper-colored back, which, in addition to the beverage mix area, also represents a part of show kitchen with a sushi preparation showcase. Go to the basement to the toilets. On the left of the reception table you come to the lower area through a staircase, again stylishly equipped with jungle wallpaper. The toilets here are therefore apparently not accessible. The entire facility is definitely an eye-catcher, but at the same time not too overloaded or cheesy. You feel like you're in your own cosmos and experience a welcome and welcoming atmosphere. When I visited the restaurant in the early evening, a handful of staff were at the bar/show kitchen and two young ladies and a young gentleman in the guest room at the Werkeln. The greeting was immediately and frankly friendly, with a table being offered to me as a spontaneous solo guest. The menu also followed a glass of water going to the house with a cucumber disc as well as a welcome first refreshment. For the communication of my choice of food, my initiative was necessary, because the young ladies were too busy with their private conversation. In the further course, however, their attention focused again with increasing guest appearance, so that I did not have to draw attention to me in addition for payment. Even before, there was no question of satisfaction. Later, the owner Arsen was able to look at the bar and the guest room, but I had no contact with him. Rather, I was delighted with the openness of the chefs at the Sushi Victorian, who would like to answer a question about the food I tasted. Fortunately, the menu at this new main location, just like the size and equipment of the rooms, has been significantly expanded and now offers a welcome change with numerous new dishes. Here, I have to say a little negative that the handling of the clip provided with a rubber band was less liked, because in it also several loose leaves of the wine card and an additional card printed in a different format seemed more chaotic than structured and clear to me. The Sushi classics from Sashimi to Nigiri, small Maki to the mentioned creative roles are of course also represented here. The Sushi-Burger, already established in the Mühlenstraße, is now available in much more variants, ranging from Tuna, Teriyaki Chicken to vegan Tofu variants. But various salad and sushi bowl creations, as well as, for my personal pleasure, Ramen-Suppen, also belong together. Personally, of course, I stayed with the ramen, which I had already tried out at the two previously known starting points in the Lübeck city centre and had already presented here. Even though this was not bad there, both locals still left me in search of the Ramen optimism where there is nothing to blame for me personally. Therefore, for me it was also not a heavy decision to order the chicken ramen soup for 17 €. My expectations were very positive, as this new main restaurant certainly wants to boast with its quality claim, which alone already advertises the price level. Of course, a ramen soup would benefit as much as Sushi and Nigiri. In addition to the mentioned chicken ramen soup, a version with tofu for 16 € and a shrimp variant would have been available for 18 €. chicken rams soup’. A beautifully tranched piece of chicken breast was surrounded by one of the typical soy sauce-laid “Ramen eggs”, as well as some Pak Choi, carrot strips, rag onions and fresh green wild broccoli. The insert with the obligatory elongate noodles is still accessible under the chicken. The first spoon of the already well-tempered Miso broth produced something disappointment with me, because despite actually beautiful, light turbidity, it initially did not spread on the palate as a profound Umami pleasure. Unfortunately, this did not stand out from the variants I tried out in other Lübeck restaurants. The first bites of noodles and chickens were then positive. The former had a beautiful consistency and interestingly hearty aroma, as if they had deprived it of the inherently weaker brew. Even without broth, the poultry was not a dust-dry matter. On the photo you already see the unusually brownish skin of the chicken. My tongue confirmed that this was probably not cooked in the soup without pretreatment, because a surprising soy-saltiness intensified his fleshiness. This stood tastefully in matching synchronism with the optimally prepared ramen egg, that due to its marinization likewise has a brownish coloration of the outer protein. In the above-mentioned conversation with the chefs on the open sushi counter, they told me the question of the presumed marinization. A really nicely selected preparation step that actually gave this ramen soup a speciality that I still did not know. The freshness and tackiness of the vegetabil components also confirmed to me on the palate. After the first spoon of the Miso, I feared that the interplay of all the components was finally found to be delicious, with the marinated chicken and egg, above all, giving a Japanese cordiality, which was able to stand out from the level of Lübeck that I had previously tasted. In the end, I liked to sneak out the last drops of broth. From all these first impressions, this conclusion follows: Its good feeling for a relaxed and at the same time noble atmosphere has definitely been shown again in its new main restaurant. The very extravagant institution catches the guest and remains positive in memory, even if everything is lifted more than grounded (but what it wants, too). The service by the employees present also remains positive in my mind as a whole, as the initially feared lack of attention ultimately outweighed unconfirmed and facing kindness. Last but not least, the chicken ramen soup, which I have made, gave the most beautiful positive surprise. The team of kitchens proved to me that at the end the interaction of all components is the taste experience. At the beginning, a still weakly acting Miso experienced surprising gains through the further main components of the insert and thus gave me a clear leader in my personal Lübecker-Ramen ranking. 17 € appeared therefore as not covered. Also in the new larger premises, the “Arsia” shows that its appearance and price structure, trimmed at more noble level, is not an absolute air number. If this also happens with the rest of the menu as with the Ramen soup, it will remain the top quality recommendation in the city centre in terms of Japanese oriented cuisine."