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A new restaurant serves German-Austrian food with quirky twists. It’s like dining in a Deutsche Bahn dining car during a themed party, while you search for the emergency brake.

It was the biggest joke in the history of entrees

Paprikash Chicken with tender pieces of chicken in a sauce with paprika and red pepper tasted like canned food, writes the reviewer. Foto: Signe Lægsgaard
Paprikash Chicken with tender pieces of chicken in a sauce with paprika and red pepper tasted like canned food, writes the reviewer. Foto: Signe Lægsgaard
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It was during the winter holiday that I first felt disappointed by a combination of German and Austrian cuisine.

I was traveling by train between Osnabrück and Duisburg and had dinner in Deutsche Bahn’s dining car. There was an Austrian theme, so I had some crumbling spätzle with some gravy. And some meat. I can’t remember what.

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