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OMAKASE DELIVERED STRAIGHT TO YOUR HOME — THE DUC NGO X WOLT SIGNATURE BOX

OMAKASE DELIVERED STRAIGHT TO YOUR HOME — THE DUC NGO X WOLT SIGNATURE BOX

We all know those evenings when all you want is a quiet night at home. You settle in, ready to relax and order something to eat. But where from? From 12.-27.05.2026, that decision gets a little easier, because Wolt is launching something special: an exclusive collaboration with The Duc Ngo. Together, they are offering a six-course omakase menu built around Japanese specialties, available to order directly through Wolt. Created by The Duc Ngo and Japanese chef Masao Watari, the limited bento box brings a carefully composed omakase experience straight to your door. The Duc Ngo hardly needs an introduction. With restaurants across Kantstraße, Mitte and beyond, he has long become a fixture on Berlin’s food scene. Wolt, meanwhile, the Finland-based delivery platform founded in 2014, connects people ordering food online with the local restaurants and businesses that make those meals possible. Together, The Duc Ngo and Masao Watari have designed a six-course menu of finely balanced, high-quality components. The result is Japanese culinary craftsmanship in the form of a bento box delivered straight to your home.

The menu moves from light to rich to sweet. It begins with flambéed sea bream sashimi accompanied by yuzu chili paste, shiso leaf and radish, followed by futo maki featuring tuna tartare, spring onions and pickled daikon. Then come kamaboko, tamago and ika, fish cake, squid, omelet and roasted seaweed sheets, as well as Miyazaki wagyu tataki with beech mushrooms, seaweed, rice and chives. Black cod with miso rounds things out on the savory side. For dessert, there is daifuku: mochi with red bean, matcha mascarpone, and strawberries. Make yourself comfortable, order the box from Wolt, and turn your home into a Japanese omakase moment for the evening. There are only 700 boxes available, so better be quick!

Text: Isabelle Marten / Photos: Wolt

The Duc Ngo x Wolt
An exclusive six-course omakase menu is available as a limited-edition bento box through  27.05.2026.

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AN IN-BETWEEN SPACE — AMANO WITH CAFÉ & ROOFTOP TERRACE

AN IN-BETWEEN SPACE — AMANO WITH CAFÉ & ROOFTOP TERRACE

There are plenty of them, these in-between spaces. Places in Berlin that feel off-putting at first because they don’t quite explain themselves. Can I just walk in here? Is co-working possible without endlessly consuming? One in-between place that feels effortlessly accessible is the Amano. Between a hotel lobby, café and cozy rooftop terrace, boundaries blur on Auguststraße. Not least because of the €5 Aperol Spritz, which you can grab to go through the window. A recent addition is Café Amano on the ground floor, open directly to the street, offering specialty coffee, refreshing drinks and a surprising, bold 24-hour opening time. People sit in the co-working area with laptops, drink complimentary drip coffee, or slip briefly into the “Silent Garden”. With the first warm evenings, rooftop season has also begun. This year, the terrace is animated in collaboration with Whispering Angel, the Château d’Esclans rosé. All summer long, it becomes the house’s pink-hued meeting point, with drinks and DJ sets in the evenings. A place without thresholds, designed to be entered.

Text: Emma Zylla / Photos: Amano Group, Jens Bösenberg

Amano Bar, Auguststr.43, 10119 Berlin–Mitte; map 
Rooftop season from the 30.04.2026, weather permitting.

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ONE MONTH IN GREY: NEW BALANCE CELEBRATES COMMUNITY, CULTURE, AND URBAN BERLIN WITH GREY DAYS

ONE MONTH IN GREY: NEW BALANCE CELEBRATES COMMUNITY, CULTURE, AND URBAN BERLIN WITH GREY DAYS

With Grey DaysNew Balance celebrates a color that has become inseparable from the brand’s identity. In the current campaign, grey stands for neighborhood, community, and urban life — inspired by the cities on whose asphalt New Balance first made its mark. Throughout May 2026, the brand is bringing together different communities across Berlin, seeing the city as a network of neighborhoods, subcultures, and cultural spaces. Runs, performances, club nights, and meeting points stretch across Berlin, connecting movement, music, and exchange. The iconic grey dates back to the 1980s: while many brands focused on bold colors, New Balance looked to concrete, asphalt, and the rhythm of the city for inspiration. Grey quickly became part of the brand’s identity and continues to shape its design language today — from running to lifestyle. Grey Days translates this understanding into a citywide program across Berlin: kicking things off on May 9 is a 5K community run hosted by Load. Starting at the New Balance Mitte Store, the route finishes at Father Carpenter Coffee Brewers, where coffee and an ice cream truck await the runners. Just a few days later, Grey Night Vol. 1 shifts the focus toward culture and performance. The intimate acoustic session takes place in a historic setting, bringing together music, atmosphere, and community in a stripped-back environment.

On May 15, Grey Night Vol. 2 at Studio 1111 provides the counterpoint to the early-morning start: a club night where DJ sets, a curated line-up, and an ice cream truck come together and carry on late into the night. The program concludes on May 17 with an activation at the Maybachufer flea market. Between market stalls and neighborhood hangouts, visitors can expect free waffles, the same ice cream truck from the club night, drinks, vintage New Balance pieces, and a raffle featuring current sneaker releases. Here, too, the focus is on connection and exchange. At the same time, international New Balance ambassadors are sharing their personal connections to the color grey as part of the global campaign. From morning runs to club nights, grey moves through Berlin’s different spaces, scenes, and neighborhoods throughout May. A month that runs through the entire city — and a tribute to the color of the city itself. This May is turning grey!

Text: Leo Sandmann / Photos: New Balance

New Balance Grey Days

5K Community Run with Load 09.05.2026. Meet Up 08h30, Start Run 09h.
Start: New Balance Mitte Store, Münzstr.21, 10178 Berlin–Mitte; map
Finish: Father Carpenter Coffee Shop, Münzstr.21 10178 Berlin–Mitte; map

Grey Night Vol.2 15.05.2026 from 23h
Studio 1111, Potsdamer Str.96, 10785 Berlin–Tiergarten; map
Register here

Maybachufer Fleamarket 17.05.2026 10–16h30
Maybachufer, 12047 Berlin–Neukölln; map

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SLICE AND RIDE — PIZZA AND E-BIKES ON TORSTRASSE AT TINYS AND TENWAYS POP-UP

SLICE AND RIDE — PIZZA AND E-BIKES ON TORSTRASSE AT TINYS AND TENWAYS POP-UP

I have long maintained that the ideal Berlin Saturday is, in this order: gallery, bike ride, pizza. Fortunately for me (and, perhaps, you?) this weekend is the moment to do those three things. Yes, there are the art openings and general buzz of Gallery Weekend, but also on the schedule are hot slices and chic rides supplied by the folks at Tinys Pizza and e-bike company Tenways. From today (30.04.2026) until Sunday (03.05.) you can drop by Torstrasse 66 for pizza before taking one of Tenways’ e-bikes for a ride around the block. Part of the Netherlands-based brand’s pop-up tour of German cities, the collab peaks on Saturday from 16h with DJ sets, drinks and as much Margherita and Napoli as you can finish. Scan the QR code on-site for a free slice of pizza or just turn up for a well-earned break from gallery hopping. Spring weekends are made for it.

Text: Benji Haughton / Photos: Tenways, Tinys

Tinys Pizza and Tenways pop-up, Torstr.66, 10119 Berlin–Mitte; map
30.04.–03.05.2026 14–20h

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A NIGHT OF NEON GRAPHICS AND DIGITAL SCULPTURES — AIXPLORATION 2.0 AT ALTE MÜNZE

A NIGHT OF NEON GRAPHICS AND DIGITAL SCULPTURES — AIXPLORATION 2.0 AT ALTE MÜNZE

The Prägehalle at Alte Münze once pressed blank metal discs into Deutschmarks. But tonight (23.04.2026) the former coin factory in Mitte will house an altogether more digital kind of creation: DJ mixes and 3D renderings projected onto a 90-square-meter screen. If that sounds like your kind of thing, you’ll want to get yourself a free ticket to AIxploration 2.0, an event billed by organizers as an art expo turning into a party. Retina-grabbing animations by contemporary digital artists will be combined with an all-night DJ set by REMEN, filling the venue’s brick and metal halls with vibrant energy. The big screen artworks are supplied by the likes of Hati Hati MasPhilipp Ries, and AVHS, who create backdrops that range from trippy hot pink forms to photorealistic objects inserted into real-world footage with unexpected results. Meanwhile, some of the visuals are interactive, putting the crowd in control of the art. It all makes for an exploratory combination that will keep even the most relaxed minds engaged right through ‘til 3 am.

Text: Benji Haughton / Photos: Florian Kroll, REMEN⁠ / Credit: Hati Hati Mas

Alte Münze, Molkenmarkt 31, 10179 Berlin–Mitte; map
Free tickets for AIxploration 2.0 (23.04.2026 20–3h) are available here.

Enabled by Lenovo @lenovode – curated and music by REMEN @remen_sumari.

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