Two Tigers

Gate-side Asian bowls near Terminal 1 security at CGN

Two Tigers sits in Terminal 1 at Cologne Bonn Airport and focuses on quick Asian-style dishes you can eat in under 20 minutes. You’ll see it on the airside concourse after security, so it works for passengers already checked in on Eurowings and other T1 airlines. Seating is limited, so think more “eat and move” than long, lingering meal.

The menu leans on sushi, noodle bowls and rice dishes, all ordered at the counter and usually served in under 10–15 minutes. Prices are typical for a German airport restaurant in Terminal 1: expect sushi sets and hot mains in the low-to-mid teens in euros. Portions run medium, so a main plus a drink generally fills one person without feeling heavy before a short-haul flight.

Food quality at Two Tigers is comparable to other pan-Asian airport chains in Germany, with prepared sushi held in chilled cases and hot dishes cooked in small batches. If you care about freshness, skip anything that has clearly sat in the cooler and ask what was made in the last hour. Drinks skew soft drinks and bottled beer, with prices a couple of euros higher than landside Terminal 1 kiosks.

Service runs in quick-service style: order at the counter, pay, then wait for your tray or number to be called. Staff usually handle English and German without issue, which helps if you are rushing to a Schengen departure from nearby Terminal 1 gates. One practical tip: check your gate first—if you’re leaving from a far end of T1, budget at least 10 minutes’ walk from Two Tigers back to boarding.