Berlin's Best Asian Restaurants

One of the top places in Berlin. It has an incredible kitchen with strong Asian flavors.Tim Raue and his unique kitchen is one of the top places in Berlin. It has an incredible kitchen with strong Asian flavors, relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff and a great wine list.

Noodle and dumpling place in Friedrichshain with amazing quality of ingredients and preparation.Noodle place in the shitty area of Friedrichshain. But it is the place to visit! They have an amazing quality of ingredients and preparation.

Hand pulled biang biang noodles with loads of spice.Handpulled biang biang noodles that are actually spicy and haven’t been reduced to the German palate. My go to order is the lamb and cumin with “Asia level spicy” (their words not mine), which is a firey concotion of aromas and intensity. This place is super casual, and the line can be long at all times of the day. There is a second larger location down the road, but the smaller original location is more consistent. They dont offer much else except noodle (pretty tasty bao buns or cucumber salad for entree) but its all about the noodles here anyway.

Authentic Chinese dining experience in Berlin: UUU - Chinese Dining impresses with exquisite dishes.UUU - Chinese Dining, a hidden gem in Berlin's Wedding district, offers a truly authentic Chinese dining experience. With a modest exterior, the dining room reveals an intimate setting with a circular table that seats around 10 guests. Yuhang Wu and Jonas Borchers, the hosts and chefs, take diners on a cultural and culinary adventure through China.The menu consists of eight carefully crafted courses, showcasing dishes from different regions of China. Each course is presented with elegance, served in beautiful porcelain dishes. The flavors are balanced, and the portions are well-proportioned. Standout dishes include the delicate seared scallop with bergamot and Imperial caviar, the crispy Shipin-Tofu with Sichuan pepper and mushrooms, and the flavorful Guobaorou, featuring sweet and sour Marans chicken breast wrapped in puffed buckwheat.The dining experience at UUU is enhanced by the knowledge and enthusiasm of the hosts. Jonas prepares a variety of teas and homemade kombucha, explaining their significance with each course. Yuhang's expertise shines through in the desserts, such as the Thai basil ice cream with coconut foam and soy meringue, and the soft mochi filled with milk tea cream and caramelized pecans.Beyond the culinary delights, UUU - Chinese Dining offers an opportunity for guests to connect with like-minded individuals. The intimate setting encourages conversations and creates a unique and engaging atmosphere.For those seeking an authentic Chinese dining experience in Berlin, UUU - Chinese Dining is a must-visit. Prepare to be captivated by the flavors, traditions, and cultural insights that Yuhang and Jonas lovingly present in each dish.

Fun and delicious Vietnamese restaurantYou may call it Vietnamese food for dummies, but District Mot is a great place to have an excellent pho soup, spring rolls or grilled Bun Cha pork with cold noodles. The interior is street foody with colorful Vietnamese plastic stools and old furniture. Sure, there are plenty of more authentic Vietnamese restaurants in Berlin, but none as fun as District Mot.

Sichuan noodle dishes that pack a punch!This weekday-only spot is one of the rare places in Berlin where you get Sichuan Style noodles. You can choose the level of heat on most dishes, measured in 1-3 chillis. You can keep easy with level 1 but if you're feeling daring there is a secret off the menu 4 chili level but be ready to down a litre of their delicious soy milk during your meal to survive :)