CURRY 36 Mehringdamm

I saw a lot of people queuing up, so I was curious and lined up to buy some. It mainly contained sausages and French fries, which were pretty good. They were all made in advance, so they were especially fresh, and the French fries were very fragrant.

The wind is blowing coldly. Many people are queuing up here to buy curry wurst. It is next to another popular online store. People are all here for lunch. It is curry sausage rolls. Foreigners are so easily satisfied.

I heard that it is a must-eat food when traveling to Berlin, so I checked it out. There is one near the hotel where I stayed, near the Zoo Station, and the transportation is very convenient. This restaurant is very small, with a few tables outside. Everyone eats standing up. Berliners are really comfortable and eat leisurely. The taste is good, and the sausage and fries are a perfect match. It’s okay to eat it once, but you will get tired of it if you eat it all the time.

After a 10-minute walk, I visited a popular food store, the best curry sausage in Berlin. There are always people waiting in line at the door. German sausages are the most popular and rich in variety, such as pure meat Vienna sausages, Munich white sausages soaked in hot water, Frankfurt red crispy sausages, and Nuremberg sausages with crushed pepper. Berlin's curry sausages are fried and cut into pieces, sprinkled with curry powder and tomato sauce, as well as mayonnaise, served with bread or French fries, a hot and fragrant portion is a lunch. It is still drizzling today, with wet streets and wet leaves. The whole city presents a gloomy, decadent, and uninhibited beauty, with gusts of cool breeze from time to time. In such weather, standing under the red awning of CURRY 36, watching the rain while chewing food is an ultimate experience of contrast. I didn't feel cold under the awning. I was wearing boots and a coat, watching cars coming and going and people walking quickly. Most Germans don't use umbrellas in the light rain. The rain is very clean due to the good atmospheric environment, and the road is not muddy at all. At this time, rain becomes a gift from nature, not a disastrous weather.

I ate the legendary curry sausage, and it tasted really good! I came here twice, but I still couldn't eat enough. The branch next to the Berlin Zoo has a smaller storefront, but there are many people! Curry sausages are divided into skin-on and skin-off. I think the skin-off ones are better. One portion costs 1.8 euros, and a small bread costs 2 euros in total. Compared to other curry sausages, it is really much more delicious!!! I am very sorry that there are no photos of the curry sausage because I finished it quickly without taking a photo.