Imperial Castle of Nuremberg

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Nuremberg Main Market

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A well-known restaurant in Nuremberg, located on the main market square leading to the Kaiserburg, is highly recommended. The sausages are the main attraction. The typical Nuremberg sausages are only as thick as a thumb, with six sausages in a plate, served on a tin plate. They are a perfect match with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes. Of course, if you can drink some beer, it can be paired with Nuremberg beer. Who says Germany has no delicious food!

It&#39;s a street-style restaurant. It&#39;s my first time here. The waiters are very gentlemanly. It feels quite good. Coupled with the taste, environment and service, it&#39;s really a wonderful feeling.

Living in Europe, I am most afraid of going to various Asian restaurants. It is really easy to step on thunders, and the taste is inexplicable. Today I read the reviews of two Japanese restaurants in Nuremberg, both of which are good. My intuition tells me to choose this one. The location is near the Nuremberg shopping center, not difficult to find. There is a long strip at the entrance. The place is not big and clean. The service is also good. The dishes are really good. The fried shrimps (gipsy prawns) in the picture are very crispy and delicious without being greasy. My husband wanted to order another plate after eating. The salmon sushi platter is also very delicious, the meat is fresh, and the fried dumplings are unexpectedly tasty. The beef noodles I ordered are just like Lanzhou ramen! (I like Lanzhou ramen!) The soup is much lighter, very refreshing, and there are a lot of beef slices, which are very delicious. If there is any shortcoming, there is a big chip on each side of the big bowl of beef noodle soup. This should be replaced, haha. And the music is as exciting as a bar. Is it because it&#39;s the weekend? There are no pictures on the menu, only German, and the waiter speaks English. If it doesn&#39;t work, you can ask them to recommend it. The cost for two people was 50 euros, which is really not expensive in Germany, it&rsquo;s worth it!

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