Wo kann man überall Currywurst essen?

Sehr geehrte Leser,
Ich wohne in der nähe des Berliner Fernsehturms und bei mir hat sich letztens die Frage gestellt wo man denn in der nähe Currywurst essen kann.
Jetzt frag ich mich, weil ich noch nicht so lang hier lebe und generell mit Currywürstchen keine Erfahrung hab wo man diese denn Kaufen kann. Ich könnt mir nämlich nicht vorstellen das der Dönermann Currywurst verkauft. Ich denke mal Imbiss wär ne richtige Antwort, aber ich weiß es ja nicht 🙂 das frage ich euch ja.
MfG

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Mannometer21
2 years ago

I’d just go to a nice etablissement and look at the menu, then it’s up. You just have to look out for the word Currywurst. There is also the price. Attention! Before buying, make sure you have enough money to avoid unpleasant situations

windydogs
2 years ago

There are three cult curry buds in Berlin, which have already been made known by the German media and are also regularly processed by the normal Berlin tourists.

  • On the one hand there would be ” Curry 36 ” Mehringdamm / Ecke Yorkstraße. This was one of the larger and well-known curry sausage buds in the western part in the 90s. Popular and well-known among other things because abundant people from the other public service have arrived regularly….: say police, BSR, fire department, etc. In the meantime there is the sausage also in various different variants, what the ” Kult-Bude “in the meantime also somehow makes any choice. That was clearly different at the time.
  • The second is “Konnopke ” at the metro station Eberswalder Straße. Hertha Heuwer invented the curry sausage there and for decades it was the cult curry bud in East Berlin.
  • Thirdly, there are still “cuffs ” at the Steglitzer dam 22. Up to the 90s, a tiny place where at least 10 people were standing. At that time, the sausage there was only without intestines, with a special apple-mus-loaded sauce and most of the customers have straightened two or three. The sausage without intestines was not everyone’s taste.

Their cult status has built up the three long years and decades about their distinct distinguishability and their actually manageable offer… but by now most has been lost.

” Krasselts ” is now part of the ” Maximilian ” Group and in addition to the original Krasselts sausage with the special sauce there is also a few other variant, i.e. the unique feature is actually gone.

With “Curry 36 ” and ” Konnopke ” one has also adapted to the tourist mainstream and offers various variants, even there is only the name left from the former cult status.

Their original sausages, however, still have all three, but you have to pluck them out under various variants.