So many visitors come to IFA 2008 every day, but where do they eat lunch? In IFA's case, not only are there restaurants in the building itself but during the exhibition, temporary food stalls also pop up all over the place. It's really variegated; there are café like restaurants, a German hot dog stand, a restaurant that's like a beer hall, a restaurant that looks like a bar what ever way you look at it, etc. It is very different from the exhibition halls we're used to in Japan. Let me show you some photos I've taken.

An "orthodox" restaurant inside the building.

A German hot dog was 3 Euros. The sausage didn't fit inside the bun at all.

There was a Chinese food stall in the courtyard as well. It looks likes a stall you might find in an amusement park.

You know you're in Germany when you get to enjoy a relaxing lunch on the lawn at an exhibition.

There's also a lovely espresso shop.

If you feel like having a drink, there's a restaurant like this one. It looks like a normal bar doesn't it?

This one looks like a beer hall. Germany is a great country; you can drink beer everywhere you go!