Cologne: Gin Tasting at the Haus der Manufakturen
Discover more than just tastings: Enjoy gins with matching finger food and let yourself be surprised by other delicacies in the unique Haus der Manufakturen in Cologne!
CuisineBurmese
Price€€
Neighborhoodbelgisches-viertel
HoursTue-Sun 12:00-22:00
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Why locals love it: Burmese cuisine is almost absent from Germany; this is one of very few real Burmese kitchens in the country.
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Address: Brusseler Str. 53, 50674 Koln, Cologne
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