German visits German Restaurant in the U.S.

The German gets a tasty surprise in his mouth.

Thank you to Max Bratwurst und Bier in Astoria for the wonderful hospitality. The "offensive" Wurst Burger was delicious, by the way. And they play all the music hits of the 90s… so, basically current German radio.

[calvinandhabs]

Who thought that tall burgers were a good idea? Were they ever punished?

[sunnerssnag]

"a big burger should be wide, not tall!" AMEN BROTHER

[schattentaenzerin]

The waitress knowing more German then "Guten Tag" and "Bratwurst" is the real joke 😅

[Ccabbage]

100%. A big burger should be wide, not tall. WE cant dislocate our jaws like snakes ffs

[kirstenpaff]

The true German experience of visiting a German restaurant in the US is the soul crushing horror of ordering Weisswurst and being served grilled sausages.

[RagingGoblin]

Authentic German conversation right there. In Germany, not a day went by without me yelling HITLER HITLER HITLER at random strangers or my waiter. Ah ... good times.

[barbarusbloodshed]

That's actually one of the things that keep me up at night.
If humans are stupid enough to make big burgers tall instead of wide, we're all doomed. And rightly so.

[maxc]

The sudden politeness drop when she switched to serve a non-german. So accurate!

[warsowgamerfun]

As a Brewer working for Weihenstephan it makes me proud to see that they use our obscure Beerboots filled to the brim with Wheatbeer xD
ive never seen anyone actualy try and use it ^^

[mark]

Try going to a German restaurant in Korea next, all the traditional German dishes have a surprising amount of squid in them

[alicsurn]

I agree 100% a big burger should be wide. This needs to start happening in America ASAP.

[merlinmoller]

I am german and damn this felt like every restaurant dinner ever. Even though he took a bit too long to drink his first beer

[SophisticatedJai]

The confusion on his face is just hilarious 😂

[cyan_oxy]

"I'm not an Pelikan how am I supposed to eat this?" Soo true

[ConnorLangkopf]

The real crime is ordering a burger at a German restaurant when you could be getting Jägerschnitzel, Rouladen, Sauerbraten, or Weisswurst with a side of Spätzle.

[Sycokay]

If there are burgers on the menu, it's not a German restaurant but a themed diner.

[hansenhorst]

The first joke with Papayou (Papadu oder Papasie) ist einfach genial!!!!

[richardsousa]

As an American I can relate to this, going to Japan and seeing “American food” on the menu essentially means you’re getting an average Japanese meal with hot dogs or French fries tossed in. Apparently who ever we sent around the world to share our culinary language was a stoner…

[patrickboldea]

I remember first watching this channel like 2 years ago and thinking "Oh Habs is German and Calvin is American." Then I saw Habs do an American voice and heard Calvin's German and I was like "Hmm I guess they must both be Americans because Calvin's German sounds silly and Habs has a really great American accent." Then I find out you're both German and that has just been tripping me out. I'm a big fan of impressions and accents, but I sound less American than both of you and I was actually born and raised here!

[justbg]

Man yeah those massive wide burgers gives me such nostalgia hahaha. When we went to the volksfest we always got these massive wide beers too, apple schorle for us kids but it came in the same glass mug so we would switch it with our opas and he was appalled every time.