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bullet Some 200 German restaurants were crowned with at least one Michelin star. Germany has the most 3-star chefs after France.
bullet The original German "Bratwurst" (fried or roasted sausage) comes from Thuringia – a state in East Germany - known as Thüringer Rostbratwurst.
bullet King Frederick the Great of Prussia brought the potato from the South American Andes to Germany and made it popular as probably nowhere else in the world. So popular that since the 18th century the potato can be found on every menu.
bullet Beer is still the favoured alcoholic beverage in Germany and with good reason – it is a land of beer diversity, after all. Should you want to sample a different beer every day here, it would take 13 years to work your way through the list! There are between 5,000 – 6,000 different beer brands and every third brewery in the world is located in Germany.
bullet The arrival of Asparagus, or Spargel, is an eagerly anticipated sign of spring in Germany. During the season (May – June), almost every eatery in Germany offers a Spargelkarte, a special asparagus menu, in addition to their regular menu.
bullet In winter, Germany reveals its most atmospheric side. Over 2,500 Christmas markets in wonderful settings invite you to share in the joy of the pre- Christmas season and enter into Germany's special festive mood. Delicious aromas in the air: "Glühwein", roasted almonds, Christmas spices – visting a Christmas market is a unique experience.

 

Culture - German Restaurant & Stores

German meals are as versatile as its 5,000 different kinds of beer. Whether fish, beef, or potatoes - which are served either as salt potatoes, stewed potatoes or as potato-cakes - nothing more could be missing from a menu. However, what would Germany be without sausage prepared plain-boiled, boiled with spices, raw or as bratwurst?

A feast of food and wine

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RESTAURANTS & BARS

Baden Restaurant & Pub
42 Lorong Mambong, Holland Village, Singapore 277696
T: 6463 8127

Bacchus
Blk 7 Dempsey Road #01-02, Singapore 249671
T: 6474 6628  More>

Bräuhaus Restaurant & Pub
101 Thomson Road, #B1-13/14 United Square, Singapore 307591
T: 6256 1815

Brotzeit - German Bier Bar & Restaurant
VivoCity, #01-149-151, Singapore 098585, T: 6272 8815
Raffles City, #01-17, Singapore 179103, Tel. 6883 1534   More>

Erich's Wuerstelstand

3 Trengganu Street, Singapore 059029 (Chinatown)

T: 9627 4882

Magma - German Wine Bistro & Shop
2-4 Bukit Pasoh Road, Singapore 089816
T: 6221 0634 More>

Paulaner Bräuhaus - Microbrewery & Restaurant
9 Raffles Boulevard, Time² @ Millenia Walk, Singapore 039596
T: 6883 2572 More>

StammTisch - Restaurant
805 Bukit Timah Road, #01-04 Sixth Avenue Centre, Singapore 279883
T: 6468 1649

Werner's Oven - Bakery & Restaurant
6 Upper East Coast Road #01-01/02, Singapore 455200
T: 6442 3897 More>

STORES

German Market Place
615 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 269716

T: 6466 4044

Huber's Butchery
122 Upper Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 588175, T: 6465 0122
18A Dempsey Road, Singapore 249677, T: 6737 1588 More>

Magma - German Wine Bistro & Shop
2-4 Bukit Pasoh Road, Singapore 089816
T: 6221 0634 More>

Werner's Oven - Bakery & Restaurant
6 Upper East Coast Road #01-01/02, Singapore 455200
T: 6442 3897 More>

Wein & Vin - Your Specialist in German and French
Postal address: 10G Braddell Hill, Unit 09-28, Singapore 579726
T: 9009 3827 More>

Germany

Culinary Germany

Take an online tour through the rich traditions and vast diversity of German dishes, German wines and, of course, its 5,000 different kinds of beer from over 1,200 breweries. More>

Restaurant Guide
You are planning a trip to Germany and don't want to miss out on the good food? Find more than 10,000 restaurants, inns, "Szene"-pubs and cafes in the up-to-date restaurant guide for Germany. More>

 

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