There's not much Thai food in Berlin, so this place doesn't have a lot of competition. That said,…read morethe menu is about what you'd expect anywhere in the world; various fried starters, soups and salads, some noodle dishes, a bunch of curries, and some desserts. There's a big drink menu. We recommend the ginger teas, which are freshly made (no powder or tea bags here!). Vegetarian options are basically the first noodle dish on the list, and the first curry (green). Everything else apparently has fish sauce. Food was flavorful, tasty and just the right portion, though by far the least spicy green curry I've ever had. It's a bit expensive for the neighborhood but you're paying for the location right on the canal. Sit outside and enjoy the view! One star taken off for the inflexibility of fish sauce and vegetarian options. Also, the restrooms are not gender neutral.

Found this place quite by accident when my husband and I were looking for a Turkish place someone…read morerecommended to us. This place is mainly Thai, rather than a fusion restaurant as advertised. First, the restaurant itself it adorable. You can sit outdoors if the weather is to your liking, with candles on the tables at night. Inside, there are many family style tables and some two person tables as well. During the evenings they host "Club Chan" which really means that there's a DJ doing the music. It was loud inside compared with most German restaurants I've been to, but not loud American style--it was unobtrusive. Service: Pretty good. All the servers spoke perfect English. Food: Honestly, everything we ordered was amazing. We had the Thai spring rolls, tofu pad Thai and the duck masaman curry. Both were tasty, hot and clearly made of very fresh ingredients. The duck was not greasy at all, and crisped up to perfection. The tofu wasn't tough, and had great flavors in the pad Thai. Drink: I had a very tasty (though pricey) mojito and my husband enjoyed a miso yaki highballer. They definitely aren't cheap on the alcohol content. Price: A little high for Thai, but not overpriced compared with the neighboring restaurants. I'd say it's a good option for a date, or even a group of people (not more than 6-8). Bonus: they take cards!!

This is a typical restaurant that mainly serves delivery orders. We were one of 2 tables being…read moreignored by the servers. Waited very long for our sushi! Warm beer. And they don't understand German or English. Kind of awkward. Plastic plants are the interior decor. Yuck

This place is such a good find for asian in fusion on Berlin! They have an extensive menu with many…read moreasian favorites Ranging from miso to wantons to Yakitori and gyoza. They have rice and noodle dishes as well as a very extensive sushi menu. They have a great wine list and its super cheap as well as they seem to always be in a perpetual state of happy hour. I ordered miso, Yakitori, the little Buddha sushi and small carafe of wine and it came to 15 euros! The sushi was 16 piece!! The ambience is pretty amazing there is an indoor garden, the music is very zen and buddha like, all the food is made fresh and the lighting is low and romantic. High recommend coming here, its off the main roads and quiet and the food is awesome! They only have a german menu so either take a german speaking friend or play asian food roulette :).

Our first meal in the city…read more It was the first place we saw that was open in our area. We basically checked in to our hotel, changed and went for a stroll on a quest for food. There were a few places open, but it was freezing so hot soup seemed the most logical choice. My friend got a soup and I opted for the noodles. Food was great. The service was very European in the best way. We were the only customers the whole time we were there. I believe they were about to close. Thanks to Google translate for doing all the translation.

We had a lunch there outside on a nice sunny day. It was a very nice experience. They had nice…read morebamboo chairs.The service was very nice and they didn't hesitate to speak to us in English. She also provided good recommendations. We had some fresh spring rolls with chicken for starters and then a glass noodle salad and fried noodles. All the food was delicious and had a fresh taste to it. We alo got some refreshing ice tea with mint, lime and ginger which was really refreshing and perfect for such a hot day. We will definitely come back.

We were looking for a Chinese spot to eat in this neighborhood and found this whole in the wall…read more Hungry and not in the mood to walk any further we decided to try this little Vietnamese place. The service was great, fast and friendly We ordered some Pho and the Nasi Goreng, both were of great taste, the Nasi Goreng I have to say was "Off The Hook!" It has been a long time that I had Nasi Goreng of this caliber. I love walking into these kind of places, little whole in the walls that make food that wants you to come back.

Fresh, traditional Indonesian food, cooked on the spot by a lovely couple…read more Recommended! Huge portions :)

Restaurant was empty when i got there. I ordered the duck house special for €9.50 which is steep…read morefor Wedding as well as vegetarian springrolls. I watched the preparation and it went downhill from there. Literally nothing is fresh, everything is canned (veggies and mushroom), deep frozen (duck) or bought from grocery wholesale (spring rolls). The flavor was your mediocre Asian fast food shop but the canned groceries made it pretty bad. I ended up tossing the food. There are far better options around. Sorry!

Berlin has an incredible Vietnamese community so I've always had great Vietnamese food when in…read moreBerlin. This time around we dined here at Saigon Com Nieu. Bánh xèo is on their menu and since I've only ever had this dish once before, I had to order it! It was excellent! Better than the one I had in OC, actually. The appetizer platter was also terrific and the duck was so good! Definitely a great spot and I wouldn't mind coming back again.

A modern corner restaurant with a cafe-like feel, serving a range of Vietnamese and Thai-style…read moredishes. On our visits it has always been popular. The menu has been updated since our last visit in 2019, but still offers a range of dishes which can be ordered with beef, chicken, prawns or tofu, giving vegetarians a decent choice (though note that some dishes have prawns or fish sauce added). Some of the tofu options are vegan - just ask to make sure they don't add egg. Prices remain very reasonable - under €25 for two courses and a drink. Service is friendly and on all our visits has been very fast - most of the staff don't speak much English, but there is an English language description on the menu.

Definitely a great regular spot to have for dinner. Dishes are affordable, sizable, and pretty darn…read moretasty. The salmon teriyaki or the fire chicken, both you can't go wrong with, and love that they come with rice and a salad. Just wasn't crazy sadly about the edamame.

Eatable food for okay price. Salada were fresh. The Dim Sum are no way good, the coconut soup was…read morethe worst I've ever had. Not spectacular but if you are no gourmet ist definatly doable