Your+favourite+German+food?

Below are some reviews from a local restaurant ESSEN in Sydney........
 * Your favourite German food?


 * couldn’t go past the Jaeger Schnitzel, chicken with a creamy mushroom sauce. Oh my goodness! It was bigger than my head. Generously LARGE serving of tender, succulent chicken, with creamy sauce...


 * The dessert items truly stand out, very well priced and delicious. There's a choice of a dessert platter for two, definitely recommend, if your not too full from the huge mains!! I always end up taking half my snitzel home as it is a big serving, so my advise will be to skip entree and go straight into mains, so you have room for the delicious dessert. Yum! ^^


 * For a purported Austrian/German restaurant, they seem to have quite a few 'hungarian' dishes and Czech beer. I for one really like Czech beer, but the food at Essen is not something to make a night of. We had schnitzel and the schweinebraten. Both dishes were underseasoned (so was the roesti). The beans and fennel that came with the slow roasted pork looked pretty dead. The pork itself was tender but largely flavourless. As for the schnitzel - the capsicum sauce was too sharp, and it didn't help the veal. I'd pass on eating here.



Eatability.com Your job is to view all the reviews of German websites. You then need to convince me and the rest of the class which restaurant you would like to visit in Sydney. It is important you think about cost, the food, location and what you would like to vist. Write a review of the restaurant your group would like to visit and explain your reasons. Make sure you look at the different restaurants and their menus to. This is to be completed on the discussion page above.