Berlin offers an enormous variety of Asian restaurants, ranging from small, authentic spots to modern, design-oriented concepts. But with such a vast selection, the question quickly arises: Where is the food really good? That’s exactly why we’ve picked out our favorites for you, ranging from classic and authentic to hip and reimagined . All of them impress not only with their flavors but also with a clear concept and their own unique style. Whether it’s ramen, dumplings, or creative fusion cuisine, these spots showcase just how exciting and diverse Berlin’s Asian food scene is right now.
100% vegan—authentic Vietnamese flavors without any animal products. If you’re looking for a completely plant-based spot on this list, Chay Long in Berlin-Kreuzberg is a safe bet: this all-vegan Vietnamese restaurant serves Buddhist-inspired cuisine with fresh herbs and homemade ingredients. The menu features classics like vegan pho, summer rolls, and curries— plus the popular Chay Long Special Lemonade.
If you’re looking for really good Chinese food in Berlin during the day, Shaniu Market (Uhlandstraße, Charlottenburg) is a particularly hassle-free option: They offer a daily all-you-can-eat brunch featuring Chinese specialties. For €18.90 per person, you can sample a wide variety of dishes for 90 minutes from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. , including youtiao with soy milk and jianbing.
If you’re in Berlin and in the mood for an all-you-can-eat experience featuring Asian comfort food, you should stop by Shaniu’s House of Noodles on Kurfürstenstraße. There, you can enjoy two hours of unlimited hot pot for €29.90 per person, ranging from creamy coconut chicken soup to a spicy Sichuan beef broth and other flavorful options.
The ramen restaurant Fukagawa Ramen XBerg in Kreuzberg has just been newly included in the Michelin Guide. The cuisine is based on classic Japanese ramen and is complemented by modern, creative influences typical of Berlin’s culinary scene. The focus is clearly on quality, intense flavors, and a deliberately streamlined menu. Particularly noteworthy is the Shoyu Truffle Ramen, which impresses with a rich, earthy broth and intense umami. The vegan gyoza are also considered an absolute must-order, as they deliver on every front flavor-wise despite being plant-based.
Vegan Vietnamese cuisine
A paradise for vegans. At Quy Nguyen Vegan Living in Mitte, you’ll find vegan Vietnamese cuisine that instantly wins you over. From aromatic udon noodles to hearty curries, every dish here is a winner. Add to that a particularly pleasant, inviting atmosphere that makes for a perfectly enjoyable visit.
Umami: The Classic
Umami offers you outstanding Vietnamese delicacies in a particularly cozy atmosphere. The restaurant impresses withauthentic, intense flavors reminiscent of Vietnamese cuisine. Thanks to its relaxed, warm atmosphere, Umami is the perfect spot for a successful date night.
Authentic Chinese cuisine
Anyone who loves Chinese food will instantly appreciate Good Friends. This well-known restaurant in Charlottenburg impresses with authentic Cantonese cuisine, intense flavors, and an atmosphere reminiscent of classic restaurants in China. The menu is diverse and offers everything from traditional classics to specialties you won’t find just anywhere.
Ramen soup in a trendy setting
Cocolo Ramen has locations in Mitte and Kreuzberg and stands out for its particularly aromatic, carefully prepared soups. From miso ramen to tan tan men, there’s something here for every taste. The Mitte location , in particular, stands out with its authentic counter and an atmosphere that ’s almost reminiscent of a classic ramen bar in Japan .
ChuWoo combines hand-pulled noodles, dim sum, and Asian desserts in a modern concept. Anyone in Berlin-Mitte looking for modern takes on Shanghai-inspired comfort food classics should pay a visit to the new ChuWoo near the Märkisches Museum: In addition to authentic Chinese cuisine, it offers classic teas—served in an aesthetic, café-like atmosphere.
