American Tries NORDSEE! (German Fast Food Restaurant)

Time to try NORDSEE in Germany! We try different Fischbrötchen, food boxes and meals at Nordsee restaurant! Nordsee is a German fast food chain that specializes in seafood. :)
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[@DeanaandPhil]

If you've been to Nordsee, what do you normally get? If you haven't been to Nordsee, which item looked good to you? 😍

[@Fetterrabe]

I love nordsee. But i usually just eat their products during stadtfest or some other local occasion, they almost always have a little food wagon/food truck there and i just love matjesbröttchen and nordseekrabbenbrötchen :>

[@nik271290]

Guys! I am still waiting for your first visit at a Kochlöffel to try the fries there! :P Don't miss that out in your food-adventures! :P - The Wikinger really looks yummy.

[@nicktankard1244]

i tried their fish and chips once. It's not bad but i want proper tartar and not this remoulade stuff. I've noticed that it's really hard to find tartar here in Germany.

[@tuneskramer69]

Never been to nordsee, but i live in an place where they proces the most fish For entire europe. So if you want to see how diepfried gamba's are made, i can hook you up

[@fescherkerlix2304]

@@tuneskramer69 do we really want to see that? 😜

[@ropeburn6684]

Fun fact: when McDonald's was founded in 1955, Nordsee already had 250 restaurants.

[@DrBaure]

Nice

[@noorclean2915]

Really, but only in Germany alone right, McD is available in almost every country

[@ropeburn6684]

@@noorclean2915 Not in 1955. And even today, calling 120 of 195 "almost every country" is a bit of a stretch.

[@alexanderlipowsky6055]

@@noorclean2915 also austria has alot of nordsee but thats just germany lite.. in some weird unspeakable unsavorry way..

[@kendellfriend5558]

I want a Nordsee in the US but I know we can’t

[@veeroach]

I lived in Ansbach in Bavaria for 5 years and ate at Nordsee every time we went to the mall. I live in the States now, I miss German food.

[@eric780]

Brücken Center oder was ?😂

[@veeroach]

Eric yes, in the Brucken center. I moved away in 2010. I loved it there it’s a beautiful place.

[@olgaC283]

Wow,I'm watching this video after trying their new Ciabetta with Mediterreanean vedgetables and fish here in Ansbach Cheers

[@fescherkerlix2304]

Whenever my wife hears me watching you guys, she says: "Oh, is she hungry again? I like her!" 😂👍

[@DeanaandPhil]

😂😂😂 Yes! Hungry on the daily! 😋

[@davidcameron8133]

I have no idea how they stay so thin.

[@SoulAcid1]

@@davidcameron8133 Isn't it normal do be hungry ones a day?

[@ThisWontFly]

I'm just amazed that for something that is "fast food" they're serving things on porcelain dishes and metal flatware...

[@DeanaandPhil]

Right??

[@heikopanzlaff3789]

it is to prevent waste. They ask U at the counter " Do U want to eat in or take away " ...

[@emjayay]

@@heikopanzlaff3789 A lot nicer than all the paper stuff and (going away because of new regulations) foam plastic. But they have to wash it of course. American fast food customers would steal it.

[@athnamasmantha]

When you have sth take away They put the Sauce in little waffle Containers

[@dustinfischer1624]

@@emjayay they only dishes that get stolen are the little Glühwein (spiced christmas wine) cups but you have to pay like a euro of Pfand (like a deposit) for the Cup anyway so in the end you didnt really steal it you bought it.

[@jediritterger]

verdammt nochmal. Jetzt habe ich Hunger auf ein Backfischbrötchen und die nächste Nordsee ist so weit weg das es sich nicht lohnt xD

[@Anson_AKB]

zum Glück habe ich gerade heute Bismarck-Hering in Sahnesauce für morgen Abend gekauft. das beantwortet dann auch gleich die Frage, ob ich Matjes-Hering mag: nein, der ist mir zu salzig, aber an Rollmops, Hering in Gelee (als kleiner Abendsnack), etc kann ich nie vorbeigehen. zum Stichwort "Porzellanteller": ich sehe Nordsee zwar als eine Art "fast food" (und nicht "Fastfood"), also eher als "Imbiß-Restaurant" im Gegensatz zu einem richtigen gemütlichen Restaurant wo man auch gerne länger bleibt, oder zu BK oder McD. Also ist das auch die Antwort auf die andere Frage: wenn ich mal unterwegs Fisch esse (bei Rogacki, und nicht bei Nordsee) dann esse eine Portion (meist paniertes Fischfilet) dort, und nehme noch etwas (meist Heringssalat, Kartoffelsalat, Rollmops, etc) für die nächsten zwei Tage mit :-) ps: nach dem Schreiben über Essen/Fisch wird er es wohl noch nicht einmal bis morgen Mittag "überleben".

[@piah.3670]

Geht mir auch so. Und dasselbe Problem. XD

[@negativ-dekadent]

Als jemand der sein ganzes Leben an der Küste verbracht hat, ist es echt merkwürdig zu lesen, dass nicht einfach jeder zur Kaikante latschen kann um sich nen netten Backfisch zu holen (oder ne Räucherkiste fürn Sonntagmorgen)!

[@negativ-dekadent]

Ist halt nichts worüber man nachdenkt. Wenn man Fisch will geht man zum Hafen oder zur Fischhalle. Der Frischfang am Morgen ist gernell das geilste!

[@Linchpin_TF]

Bei mir gibt es zwei Nordsee´s in Osnabrück und Tecklenburg und das ist nur ein kleines Berg Dorf. 😁

[@jaehaspels9607]

I wish we had a fast food restaurant like that, here in the USA. I think the closest we have is Long John Silver's and Arthur Treacher's but that's mostly fish and chip shops. That unbattered fish sandwich looked so good. I love the way Phil gets all excited over potatoes. I like guys who like the simple but hearty food.

[@milliedragon4418]

I only know 2 Long John silver's and Captain D's I never heard of Arthur's teachers. They must be regional. Out of the two I know Captain D's is way better because it actually includes vegetables. They do charge more for certain ones like steamed broccoli.

[@birgitwiley5540]

All the Long John silver’s andArthur Treachers in my area have been closed for a long time, so I really wish we had a Nordsee restaurant here in Virginia.

This is easily the best Nordsee ad I have ever seen. Think I feel like sitting down there sometime now.

[@robertlaunius8135]

Phil, I think you pick the most perfect places to take her to try German cuisine. Yes people, this is German food! Bravo Phil

[@awesomedude4428]

I love German food 😋

[@marcsteppi2192]

@@awesomedude4428 me too

[@kilsestoffel3690]

30 years ago, I ate at least once a month at Nordsee. At my town it was a fish shop with a small eating section. They had a lot of grilled fish and normaly not only the boring fish burger or finger, but different fish like sea bass (Wolfsbarsch) or hoki (Seehecht) and others. It used to be kind of fast restaurant, now almost everything is fried. My best sea food memories is my dad and me sitting at a little fishing habour (one of those north sea towns, ending with -siel), peeling and eating Nordseekrabben (north sea crabs), my dad had bought direct from the boat a few minutes ago.

[@nox5555]

that sounds like greetsiel with the sitting at the habour.

[@kilsestoffel3690]

@@nox5555 I really don't know if it was Greetsiel, Neuharlingersiel, Horumersiel, Dornumersiel, Harlesiel, Bensersiel...

[@Laserfrankie]

Fun Fact: I live at the North Sea coast and there is no Nordsee Restaurant here anymore. There used to be one but it wasn't profitable. The reason is obvious: We get so much really fresh and fancy fish in many nice and fancy fish restaurants all around here that we don't need Nordsee. We get Fischbrötchen everywhere and down at the harbor, we have a fish food truck that sells Backfisch which tastes at least twice as good as the one from Nordsee. And it comes in a really nice Brötchen, not the ones that taste like carton paper. However, personally, I prefer fresh fried fish in a good fish restaurant, served with nothing but melted butter and boiled or fried potatoes (Bratkartoffeln) or french fries. In April of each year, you get "Maischolle" here in many resaurants, young plaice, and usually it's an all-you-can-eat dish for around 15 Euros. My personal record is 9 of them ;-) And then you have the tourists, of course, who come to a fish restaurant at the North Sea coast and order the "Mediterranean fish plate" ;-)

[@roerd]

Just checked the map on their website - the only Nordsee restaurant actually located near the North Sea coast is in Bremerhaven, and that's it.

[@abraham2174]

Same as why Domino's failed in Italy. Why should I buy an fast food version of something I can get fresh locally for a better price. Nordsee is for people who don't know how good fish tastes. The fish and chips is an insult for the English people.

[@CRRtrains]

As a kid I enjoyed going to the Nord See Halle in Hannover. Finally went back to Hannover in 2016, was surprised to learn NordSee is now a chain. Ate 8 meals in 7 days at NordSee. Was one of the things I was truly looking forward to and was not disappointed!!!

[@swanpride]

You know, the company has a really interesting history. It was formed toward the end of the 19th (that's right, 19th) century by a group of fisher and traders who wanted to offer fish to the, well, land people. Originally they were basically selling the fish they caught themselves, even though during World War I a huge chunk of their ships sunk or were claimed by the state (or both). Still, there was a time when more than half of the German ships were fishing just for Nordsee. But I think they sold their fishing segment around 20 years ago. Personally I think they were better when they were less "franchised", but I also think that if you go for fast food (which I do next to never), Nordsee isn't the worst option. Their dishes are tasty enough and certainly not quite as bad for you as most other options.

[@rureal7742]

Interesting history - thanks for sharing

[@karl-heinzgrabowski3022]

never knew about this, quite interesting! thanks ich sollte das neue jahr dann mit einem fischbrötchen feiern

[@karl-heinzgrabowski3022]

i just read a little bit about it and they even had something going on with unilever...and even good old iglo was founded due to a split in the nordsee company. never ever heard about this before, really wild

[@lilaangel6666]

Ich habe schon fast vergessen, dass es Nordsee ja auch noch gibt :D als ich früher immer dort war, hatte ich meistens ein Backfischbrötchen oder eine Box mit so frittierten Garnelenschwänzen. Einfach lecker! Danke für die schönen Erinnerungen an die Nordsee! Ich glaube ich muss dort auch mal wieder hin ^^

[@rippspeck]

Wir müssen alle mal wieder zu Nordsee, glaube ich. ;)

[@alexandergatzke524]

Schmeckt auch

[@NJbakintheday]

When I was stationed in Russelsheim Am Mein years ago, there was this fast food place called Wienerwald. I used to love their chicken and fries. Anybody here know about Wienerwald?

[@margretblaswich]

Legendary "Hendl" 🤤

[@peterdoe2617]

I don't think Wienerwald does exist anymore. I'd have to look it up. When I was a teen, they where quite popular. I remember my dad going into a McDonalds for the first time and wanted to order a chicken. And (of course) they didn't have any. He couldn't believe that they didn't have a chicken on the menue. Just burgers. Times where "achanging".

[@margretblaswich]

@@peterdoe2617 it exist in Munich, Stuttgart and Essen, and some other Cities 😊

[@NJbakintheday]

@@peterdoe2617 That would be a shame. I always said, whenever I make it back to Germany, I have to go to Wienerwald. That was my first time ever having rotisserie chicken, which didn't seem to be a thing in the U.S. at the time. Even when Boston Market became popular, their chicken couldn't quite compare to Wienerwald.

[@S_Black]

They've gone bankrupt a whole three times and changed owners several times with different concepts. There are only about 20 restaurants left. So even if you find one, don't expect things to be the same as they were

[@cariettamei8036]

I think many people eat inside the restaurant at Nordsee. Of course many just have take away as well but Nordsees at shopping centres or in city centres are usually packed during the typical earing hours.

[@DeanaandPhil]

We've mostly seen a lot of them at road stops or train stations. We would be curious to see what the percentage for dine-in and carry out orders are!

[@terrykemp8131]

Great video. I wish they had Nordsee, here in the UK. The last dish with the fried potatoes would have been an amazing combination. I notice they had a great selection of Salmon and Sushi too.

[@PaddyFullyRandom]

No Bismarck Hering, THE default meaning of the word "Fischbrötchen"? Was interesting to watch what the reaction to Matjes would be. That one can be challenging if you don't know what's coming (I love it now but the first time was a really unpleasant surprise). Great video as always.

[@DrGlynnWix]

If you want good fish and chips, visit Minneapolis, MN and go to The Anchor. They have the best fish and chips that I've ever had, including everything I ate in Ireland and Scotland.

[@katharinamonch4223]

Had a lot of meals at Nordsee, my mom loves it when we go shopping, always good! Thank you for this video, Nordsee is pretty underrated....🤗

[@MioRaem]

Been waiting for this one! Wondered why you didn't do it sooner. I've only ever eaten Nordsee's Bremer. Tbh can't wait till you guys go international again too! Can't get enough of you two.

[@DeanaandPhil]

We hopefully can go international again, soon! :)

[@sandymitchell8182]

man I wanna spend time in germany, I had a friend a while back from germany he came to visit his mom in the USA. his mom and my grandmother were best friends, and we became friends, he would tell me all about it, teach me some words. he went back to germany and I left that town and we never kept in contact after that

[@cailwi9]

I love to sit down at Nordsee restaurants, rather than just eating on the go. When you have been running around town for hours sightseeing, or shopping, or running errands, typically your feet get tired after many hours on those cobble stones. Nordsee is always a possibility for a quick bite and a pause. So I am more familiar with their meal selections than I am with either their sandwiches or their fresh fish counter. I rarely buy anything to take home there, but I love to stop for lunch.

[@DrGlynnWix]

In English, we actually just use the word "remoulade" from the French as well. We just don't pronounce the E on the end.

[@PhotogNT]

When you started on the fried potato, I almost started dribbling. I love fried scolloped potato definitely a comfort food. Yummo 😍😍🇦🇺

[@biancavoorman2328]

The potatowedges, the fried shrimps and the baked potatoes looks so tasting.

[@DeanaandPhil]

Yesssss! ❤👌

[@MartyBecker]

I have only tried Nordsee several times at the Zürich Hauptbahnhof and like it each time.

[@DeanaandPhil]

It's a good quick grab-and-go meal!

[@CallieMasters5000]

Do these restaurants think you're nuts for ordering so much food, or just undercover restaurant reviewers?

[@DeanaandPhil]

haha, yeah. We always wonder that as well. But this time I think they saw what we were doing. :) Btw, we finished it all noch much later. 😁

[@PH12342]

@@DeanaandPhil I'm wondering if you feel sick from eating all of that food LOL I can't wait until my first trip to Germany with my fiance :-)

[@kelseypeterson4754]

You talking about eating all the fried foods at a SC fair is too funny. That's the best thing to do at the fair. SC native here whose moving to Germany soon.

[@robertzander9723]

It's so wonderful that you try all these things 😊 videos with food are my favourites and the lady is really eating something no matter what and that's so cool. With some very good tips for the future. Matjes is the young herring, you can describe that as the virgin kind of the fish. It's delicious and a nice option to other fast food 😋

[@S_Black]

Squid rings/calamari are a very common dish in Italian and Greek restaurants Also, "Scholle" is a flat fish. There isn't any processing necessary to make it like that. It's just how they are

[@olenickel6013]

Scholle is plaice in English

[@S_Black]

@@olenickel6013 I know. They didn't. So it's easier to write it that way. Also, like Phil I'm somewhat bad with the fish in English. I know many of the names, but I have some issues associating them correctly

[@olenickel6013]

@@S_Black Yeah, I just mentioned it for their sake, in case they read the comments :o

[@Pewtah]

I liked the Kartoffelsalat at Nordsee very much. I wasn't at a Nordsee restaurant for a long time, so I don't know whether they still offer it. Entertaining video, BTW!

[@sabineschonl225]

As a kid, I always loved the „Bremer“s. Today, I much prefer the Backfischbrötchen. I hardly ever eat inside the Nordsee. It’s a typical to go option for me.

[@MrJamHH]

You know where the fish"filling" at the Bremer comes from? When producing fish fingers, the fish is cut from frozen fish filets in blocks with fast sawa, And the meat which stays in the blades is used for "fish Frikadellen" with some herbes and stuff ...

[@doraima29]

Thank you for sharing this unusual German seafood fast food restaurant. Interesting!

[@stevensiegert]

What's so unusual about it?

[@andebeavers841]

This might be weird but I would love to meet y'all one day! My husband is in the military and we are moving to Germany in December. I love watching your videos to get ideas of what to eat and see.

[@slowbro1337]

This was my favorite fastfood when I was in Heidleburg for school. I'd love to open one myself in the right setting and time

[@Dutchbelg3]

Deana please look at a picture of a plaice = scholle ... please do... it is a very flat fish! The filet without the bones is even more flat of course. Plaice is for me one of the finer kinds of fish. And one day you should try a good "Sole Meuniére" = Seezunge in the classic way.

[@michaelvonfriedrich3924]

Nice to see you two again! Thanks for the vid! 😊 You guys always make me hungry 😋 I’m surprised by how inexpensive food is in Germany

[@DeanaandPhil]

True! Compared to America it's pretty affordable! And Nordsee is even more expensive than McD, BK or Subway (which are the most common here).

[@michaelvonfriedrich3924]

Deana and Phil Hey guy a quick question: in the video you mentioned the fish tastes fishy, do you mean as in a bad fishy smell/taste? Like stinky at the pier? I don’t like my fish to smell or taste fishy! My favorite fish is mahi-mahi blackened!! Yumi !!!! 😋

[@eeemaster]

Maaaaaannn I remember Nordsee from the 80s when they had small stands inside Famila (Not sure that supermarket chain still exists there, as I have not been home since 95) and had those fast food wagons (predecessor to food trucks I guess) at the fairs and Kieler woche. Always used to bug my parents for a Fischbroetchen. God I miss the taste of the minced fish with the breading. If I do go back some time soon I will likely go there first just for the nostalgia.

[@LythaWausW]

You two change and inspire my eating habits so often with your world-wide cuisine videos. z.B. I've got your brand of curry in my Schrank right now. I've always wanted to try NordSee but now I know exactly what to get. Thank you. My thing is, I'd love to make recipes with fish here but I have trouble finding fish without bones. It seems like every package of fish has a disclaimer, "This could have bones." And it's true, they always do. So authentic fish tacos (with lime/cilantro sauce) are out of the question cuz I don't know where to buy fish in Germany without bones. I recently made New England style clam chowder, to which I always include a back-up fish type (jacobsmuscheln/scallops) and another type of fish because I cannot find clams in Germany. Having no luck with bone-free fish, I literally peeled the paniermehl/breading off the freaking Iglo brand Fischstaebchen/fish sticks and threw them into the soup. My husband was amused when I showed him the pile of paniermehl/breading vs the tiny pile of actual fish I'd scavanged out of the coating. There is a Galileo show about this! Anyway...Help? Where do I find clams? Scallops? Miesmuschen without bits of shell that get stuck in your teeth and your intestines? Fish with no bones that are not Iglo brand Fischstaebschen? Thank you.

[@ralfmeske8179]

Ich kaufe mir einmal in der Woche einen Backfisch aus der Kühlung von Nordsee bei Kaufland. Zwei kosten nur 2,83 € m(oder so) und man muss sie nur 3-4 Minuten je Seite braten....Es gibt 2 Varianten: Backfisch classic mit Remoulade und Backfisch pikant mit Senf-Dill-Soße....sehr sehr lecker!!!!

[@WazZzabi85]

I like eating at Nordsee, but the one we got is really small so I usually just grab a bit to go. But every time I visit a bigger city with a bigger Nordsee I'd go to eat there if I got the chance.

[@Raysboss302]

Noordzee quick restaurants was huge in the Netherlands. And suddenly they were gone. Weird cos I ate there once a week with my grandparents. Almost.

[@Raysboss302]

Still got the salt and pepper shakers 😅 And the ashtray. I’m talkin about 1976.

[@hannearwenmeister7603]

I only remember eating at Nordsee once and we did actually sit down. Though we mostly got "snacks" i think. It was a long time ago.

[@mo1168]

ihr beide seid ein echt sympatisches paar, schön das ihr euch gefunden habt !

[@emeraldcordova8539]

Gourmet fish sandwiches like that are fast food over there?! Godamn now I wanna go to Germany 🙈🙈

[@stevensiegert]

You call that gourmet? Are the standards in your country so low or what? :D

[@donpeace894]

They look awful

[@Goreus]

Tintenfisch is more the category. The fried Calamari are Kalmars cut into rings, Octopus you would get as grilled tentacles in fancier restaurants and Sepia are the little "complete animals". Also, Matjes is neither cooked, smoked nor fried, so it would've been interesting to see Deana's reaction to actually eating German Sushi

[@DerZeppterdesAldi]

I love Matjes baguette!!!

[@claudiaberger9639]

"Squid rings", heißen auf Österreichisch "gebackene A++++löcher".

[@MiloTulips]

Gebackene Arschlöcher und gespritzter Apfelsaft. Es gibt nichts besseres.

[@sarahf.828]

😂😂😂

[@jenshep1720]

@@sarahf.828 Ach, nichts geht über ein bisschen Blut und Eiter. (KirschBananen Saft)

[@davaris1224]

Typischer Ösihumor 😁. Aber gefällt 👍

[@CallieMasters5000]

Does your local donor kebab restaurant know you were cheating on them that day? 😁

[@DeanaandPhil]

😂😂😂 Shhhhh don't tell them!

[@lixlip]

I live at the Northern Sea here in Germany. So fresh fish here. I try one time "Nordsee" fast food. Oh... Oh... You both was very brave ;)... If a tip is welcome: Try it at the fish marked near the Northern Sea...If you like really fresh fish or "Krabben". Anyway: Sehr sympatische Videos. Vielen, vielen Dank

[@S_Black]

North sea shrimp has become extremely expensive though

[@hadeef_]

S Black Wenn man selber puhlt ist es günstiger 😊

[@swanpride]

@@S_Black Yeah, but still worth it.

[@davidsavage5930]

If one is in the area when we visit, I'll have to try Nordsee! Right after a Donner kabob and schnitzel sandwich.😋

[@unerklarlichwaffle4869]

That is super ironic that you talked about the South Carolina state fair, I live in South Carolina. I’m not from there but I live there

[@TyrionCypher]

Carefull with Remoulade, the yellow one is the Danish one, but really different from the white German one.

[@olenickel6013]

Try visiting a North German city and find a local Fischbude, preferably one preferred by locals. So much better :)

[@sonjagatto9981]

I remember Nordsee in den 60er und 70er Jahren in Nuernberg, Allersberger Str. Da kaufte man hauptsaechlich frischen Fisch verschiedener Arten und es wurde zuhause zubereitet. Ich vermisse eigentlich auch deren guten Kartoffelsalat. Ihr habt so viel gegessen, da wuerde mir der Bauch platzen.👀 Danke und lasst es Euch Beiden gut gehen. LG aus Canada. I miss home. 🌍💚🌼

[@pauline3230]

You should also go to Gosh somewhere in northern Germany. It’s a bit like a fish - restaurant - „Vapiano -style“ :D

[@andreasheidepriem1090]

When it's too oily the deep fryer wasn't at proper temperature yet.

[@MartinIbert]

German here. Yes, I would probably grab a brötchen to go at Nordsee, preferably some fried battered fish with Remoulade (tartar sauce-ish) rather than eat in.

[@sarahcatharina4959]

You guys can eat - I love it! Please keep the taste testing videos coming!

[@GoliathAngelus]

We had Nordsee,Noordzee restaurant in the Netherlands but they all are gone. Here in the Netherlands, we have our version of Matjes,,Maatjes Haring

[@MrDer1968]

Der Macseamus We visit from Ireland and print out our own vouchers. That is the cheapest way to eat in NordSee. Irischen Sparfuchs :)

[@joelabster6538]

I love the Bremer!! I always thought it was a CRAB CAKE in there?!?!?

[@Drescher1984]

I believe ramulade is a mix of mayo, pickled veggies and estragon (herb).

[@Nabend1402]

I do eat in at Nordsee maybe 50% of the time and when I do I always get the plaice. It is just the most delicious fish there is.

[@_meri_el]

5:21 haha, Phil sieht da n bisschen aus wie Wolverine 😂

[@dwightbailey831]

The Matjes Baguette looked good but my favorite, like you Deana, is the fried shrimp! I also love fried calamari so the squid rings "Tintenfischringe" w/ creamy garlic sauce looked delicious! You guys are awesome! If I'm ever in Germany can I hire you as my tour guides?

[@mydnightshadows1025]

All of that food looks so good 🤩🤩 I mean, there are great seafood places in Australia, but this video makes me want to go to Germany even more

[@scream_it7916]

Lachsbrötchen mit zwiebeln und ei 🤤

[@hellomrsmurphy5360]

I always order what takes my fancy. Take away or restaurant, both. Now I am craving a Fischbrötchen. or something deep fried...😂

[@davidsimmons9763]

I am American. I am going to see Nightwish in Stuttgart in December. I have been watching your videos because I don't want to do anything stupid over there and cause trouble. Because of this video, you two have convinced me to Google Earth the nearest Nordsee to my hotel!!!

[@dagmarhimes7541]

That's one place I miss...everything looked soooo good

[@jans9439]

Hey you two, I found your channel a week ago and it seems like you're growing really fast right now. Congrats for that, you deserve it! You have a sympathetic and entertaining chemistry. It really makes fun to watch your videos, which are well cutted by the way. Keep going like this and all the best to you! :)

[@willgiles6848]

I have been to lots of places like this in Austria, often get schnitzel bread roll with cocktail sauce. So tasty

[@peterm8969]

I have been to Nordsee when visiting Germany, and I like the traditional German fish products like the pickled herrings and fish sandwiches, but I have to say their fish and chips does not compare to the majestic British version from a proper chip shop!

[@KitsuneHB]

True. Here in Bremen we got a nice fish restaurant with the best fish and chips in town! They even serve british vinegar.

[@peterm8969]

@@KitsuneHB Hi I was in Bremen working ten years ago. Lovely city!

[@bf_83]

15:33 super funny wie gut das ich erst vor ein paar tagen bei nordsee war..... denn sonst hätte ich wieder hunger auf ein Fisch achja hab ich ;) :D

[@DeanaandPhil]

hehe 😋

[@bilingualkaraoke8665]

Since you asked: I have sat down and eaten a proper meal at Nordsee very often when I was younger. And I still would, if I were not trying to avoid fast food altogether.

[@FlavorPhx]

Gosh darn! Haven't eaten at Nordsee in years but now I have to!

[@BarefootCuer]

I love the Matjes rolls and generally prefer the Matjes to the Bismarck herrings, which are more sour whereas the Matjes are saltier. Nordsee is one of my go-to places if I'm craving a little snack.

[@JDoors]

U.S. here. I wish we had fish options! There's the McFish puck, and Long John Silver's, if you can find one, and ... Usually everyone has a single fish sandwich option, but not like an entire menu! Fried shrimp is OK at Popeye's, but it's not those huge, juicy shrimp you get at specialty shops. I think I'd like everything at Nordsee!

[@tizlibar3304]

I always wanted to try Nordsee. But that's quite difficult. Well, nice Video. I wish you a good weekend

[@johncrwarner]

Nordsee earlier this year were advertising a vegan "Visch" Brötchen and "Visch and Chips" when I tried the later they cooked both the Visch piece and the chips - fresh in a separate fryer so I had to wait but it was fresh. Being British I did have to have malt vinegar on my Visch and chips LOL

[@torsten.breswald]

dang i'm so hungry right now

[@lonelywolf8388]

7:44 Oooooh she practiced the "Schweebel"!

[@thomasroedgaard117]

Great channel and much love from Denmark ❤

[@StumptownHomestead]

Scholle is a plaice, which most resembles what Americans would call a flounder.

[@onimijoeichenberger3392]

Mein Gott, was könnt ihr alles verdrücken, ohne dick zu werden - beneidenswert =D Es sei euch gegönnt! (Y)

[@DSP16569]

ich habe vom Zusehen schon 3 Kilo zugelegt.

[@onimijoeichenberger3392]

@@DSP16569 Ha ha ha - ja, da kann ich auch ein Lied von singen =D

[@juliannan.846]

My favorites from Nordsee are Fish and Chips and the Vikinger 😍😍

[@hansdampf4055]

I get so hungry when I watch. I'm not a fan of fast food, but "Nordsee" delivers really good and very tasty products in a good price-performance ratio. I've known these places since I was a child. P.S.: How can you eat such amounts in such a short time? Have you ever been tested for tapeworm?

[@annamiau8116]

Oh, thats why I always liked them bratkartoffeln the most. They are simply the best.

[@davidsharp3522]

Just recently discovered your channel, had me at dude.

[@huba3885]

Matjesbrötchen is the best thing u can have in the morning to fight off a hangover when u had too much to drink last night ... at least that's what the legend says ^-^

[@LythaWausW]

Ich danke dir sehr fuer den Tipp. Es sah haesslich aus, aber wuerde ich probieren.

[@GoliathAngelus]

We have the same sauces when we eat fried fish like our own famous kibbeling. You should try our own fish in Scheveningen ,,visafslagweg. The place called Simonis its next too our own Noordzee ..a real sea

[@Revener666]

Mmmmm!!! European plaice goes great with mashed potato and lingonberryjam.

[@iitz_Jules]

You'r just supercute having a fishy breakfast together :D cheers keep on, love it 😍

[@Gotien718]

i make my own tartar sauce and its kind of funny i use alot of those seasonings along with prepared horseradish with zero information on how to make it

[@tdkuehl9192]

You said you stopped in as they were opening which sounded early so I expect they had just started up their deep fryers. If not at full temperature 176.7 C / 350 F then you tend to get a greasier product. Was the earlier served items more greasy than the later? Squid Rings - Calamari served with Marinera sauce is name served in Italy and US.

[@TheMarxist70]

Fish and onions I knew it! Diana was Jewish deep down , welcome to the club dear we’re glad to have you!

[@tiffanyi5645]

The unbattered fish with fresh onions would definitely be my choice they all looked good