Fans of the once-popular Cafe Susann might not even realize that their beloved eatery goes by a different name now.

Pfaelzer Dampfnudelhof has some of the best German steamed buns in the Pfalz. Each crusty bite balances softness and crunchiness, and the softball-sized buns are clearly made with care.

A new Japanese restaurant, Mizuki, on Eisenbahnstrasse in downtown Kaiserslautern is a great place to go for Asian food fans and newbies alike.

Here’s a list of restaurants that we really liked, others that were just fine and a few that made Burger King seem like fine dining.

We’ve rounded up five dishes to try in Kaiserslautern for a healthy start to 2024. Read more.

Tired of the kitchen after cooking over Christmas? Kiko Sushi and Grill near Kleber Kaserne in Kaiserslautern is an Asian fusion restaurant with quality fare, albeit without the variety of fish found along the Pacific Rim. It specializes in Vietnamese food and the typical style of sushi found in the Pfalz region. The restaurant  is located in the Pre-Park area and is open today for lunch. Read more here.

Looking for gluten-free food and a fun night out? Joujou, a whimsical and all-gluten-free eatery in Bad Duerkheim, serves allergy-conscious food and encourages patrons to have a good time. The fine-dining restaurant, located about a 30-minute drive from Kaiserslautern, offers high quality and fresh meals like Rhine River catfish with veggies, pumpkin risotto and a dish featuring king oyster mushrooms, chestnuts and red cabbage. Read more.

Some of the best pizza in Kaiserslautern is right outside the gates of Kleber Kaserne military base. JaMaMaSi sells pizza that is well-sauced, drizzled in olive oil, and has an airy crust. The food truck has a wood-fired stove and serves other specialties like gourmet sandwiches and chili.

Hunt Brothers Pizza opened a new outlet at the Sembach Express. The pizza counter operates between 6:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday to Friday. Other locations include Kleber Kaserne express and Pulaski Barracks gas station.