Past & Future - Menu

Hamburger Straße 2a, 50668, Kreisfreie Stadt Koln, Germany

🛍 German, European, Fast Food, Vegetarian

3 💬 1 Reviews

Phone: +34690129611,+4922191390880

Address: Hamburger Straße 2a, 50668, Kreisfreie Stadt Koln, Germany

City: Kreisfreie Stadt Koln

Dishes: 25

Reviews: 1

"Meiner Freundin zuliebe wollten wir heute Abend was Neues ausprobieren (sie Vegetarier, ich net) von daher kurz vorher angerufen ob noch n platz frei ist und 10min später haben wir das Restaurant betreten. Die Einrichtung war genau nach dem Geschmack meiner Freundin aber angesichts des dominanten Essensgeruch haben wir das Angebot der Inhaberin(!) angenommen und sind in den hinteren Bereich gegangen. Anmerkung für später: Mit uns waren es jetzt 7 Gäste. Nach 20min Warten ohne ein Anzeichen einer Bedienung ist meine Freundin nach vorne gegangen um zumindest nach einer Menükarte zu fragen und anzumerken, das wir gerne was zu trinken bestellen würden. Die Inhaberin hat sich entschuldigt und ih...


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Past Future is an esoteric restaurant. If you can't start with this bull, you shouldn't set a foot here: To welcome you there is a self-mixed witch potion, the dishes always have esoteric ingredients, but taste ok.

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Emanuel
Emanuel

A must for vegans visiting or living near the area, the food is amazing and the servers are funny and available. Can't wait to go back there, hopefully for brunch this time since they told us they had a very realistic version of a fried egg which I haven't had in so long.


Wellington
Wellington

Ich würde gerne 5 Sterne geben, leider haben wir wirklich sehr lange ( fast eine Stunde) auf das Essen gewartet.Da wir aber Zeit hatten war das nicht so schlimm und es wurde sich im Nachgang dafür entschuldigt, da gerade an dem Abend neues Personal angelernt wurde. Das ambiente war traumhaft-Alte Möbel, goldene Spiegel. Wir bestellten a la Card- hier ist zu sagen, dass Buffet wäre deutlich günstiger gewesen-so lag der Preis pro Person bei ca 30€ was schon ziemlich teuer ist, wir aber vorab einkalkuliert hatten.Das Essen war vorzüglich! Wir bestellten alle vegane Speisen. Diese waren einfallsreich und sehr schmackhaft umgesetzt . auch der Nachtisch war sehr lecker! Ich finde das ist nichts fü...


Bernadette
Bernadette

Meiner Freundin zuliebe wollten wir heute Abend was Neues ausprobieren (sie Vegetarier, ich net) von daher kurz vorher angerufen ob noch n platz frei ist und 10min später haben wir das Restaurant betreten. Die Einrichtung war genau nach dem Geschmack meiner Freundin aber angesichts des dominanten Essensgeruch haben wir das Angebot der Inhaberin(!) angenommen und sind in den hinteren Bereich gegangen. Anmerkung für später: Mit uns waren es jetzt 7 Gäste. Nach 20min Warten ohne ein Anzeichen einer Bedienung ist meine Freundin nach vorne gegangen um zumindest nach einer Menükarte zu fragen und anzumerken, das wir gerne was zu trinken bestellen würden. Die Inhaberin hat sich entschuldigt und ihr...

Categories

  • German Savor the rich flavors of traditional German cuisine, featuring hearty meats, tangy sauerkraut, and sumptuous sauces. Delight in authentic dishes that bring a taste of Germany to your table.
  • European
  • Fast Food Enjoy a variety of quick and delicious meals perfect for on-the-go dining. From juicy burgers and crispy fries to refreshing drinks, our fast food menu satisfies your cravings with speedy service and irresistible flavors.
  • Vegetarian Delight in our vibrant collection of vegetarian dishes, crafted with the freshest greens, rich flavors, and savory spices. Enjoy a wholesome, delectable plate that celebrates nature's finest ingredients.

Amenities

  • Buffet
  • Brunch
  • Seating
  • Kellner

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Apart from some striking acid peaks in the appetizers, soy and wasabi as seasoning agents for sashimi and tempura, this was also expected in the aromas of classical and European. The dishes were rather designed for a coherent harmony rather than for foreground effects. I cannot say whether this reflects the Washoku principle or only my impression on the basis of the dishes we have tried. In any case, this was a Japanese cuisine, as I did not know in this form so far. I suspect that Hiroyuki Watanabe does a lot of things in the kitchen. This may explain the rather long waiting times and the almost cold supplements at the main dishes. It shouldn't fit. The menu obviously doesn't change too often. Even though I was not able to convince myself completely during this visit, I would also like to try other dishes from the menu, because we felt comfortable. 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