This small place is well hidden in the Tegelerstraße. I passed by while I was on my way to the…read moreIndian restaurant next to it. The restaurant is in the sous terrain of the building and rather small but very cozy. After entering you find two areas to sit: One is with chairs and tables and the other one is a room with tatami mat and small tables where you can sit on cushion on the floor. But don't forget to take off your shoes first! The owner is just adorable. I love her and all the other staff. If you have any question or are new into Korean food don't be shy and ask instead! The waiter will gladly explain you everything. The menu is quite big compared to the size of the restaurant itself. You can choose between several starters such as mandu or kimbap. As main course they have 4 different bibimbap dishes, several bulbogi meals, soups and udon. You should also check out their tea card! At my first visit we had the udon noodles, kimbap, mandu, seafood soup and some extra kimchi. The price for the starters are really fair. The mandu are handmade as far as I can judge and the kimbap plate is quite big for 4€. The main dishes on the other hand are a bit too small for my taste but super delicious. The only thing I didn't like was the small amount of side dishes. On my second visit I went for bibimbap and mandu. Again... the bibimbap was super nice but a tiny bit too small. I ordered extra kimbap after finishing my bowl. Even though I'm a fan of big bowls I still love shikgoo. Maybe I just had the wrong dishes or a huge stomach. Who knows. Fact is: I've been here twice and I'll definitely come back!

Authentic Korean food in Berlin, who would've thunk it. The chef, who also happens to be the…read moreowner's wife, hails from South Korea, and the food definitely tasted like it. It was just like my mom used to make. I'm Korean, and my mom is a bomb cook so you can trust me. The service is excellent, and the owner is incredibly friendly. He seems to be a native Berliner from what I could tell. The restaurant is a bit on the small side, and yet, the ambiance is excellent. The decor is really well done (check out the pictures). It's perfect for a casual meal but could also work for a date. I'm definitely going to be coming back for the kimchi jjigae (highly recommended!).

I was here two days ago with my boyfriend and it was so good that we went back today. This is one…read moreof the best chinese restaurant that we've ever been to in Europe (we treveled around China for a few weeks). The food is not expensive and it is surprisingly authentic. We will definetely go there again since we want to try more things. The first time we ordered sour-spicy cucumbers (Gurke sauer-scharf), Mao's pork belly (Mao's 5-Schichten Fleisch) and fish soup (Fischhäppchensuppe). We were surprised how good the cucumbers were. They were covered in chillis, cilantro leaves, garlic all covered in the best dressing ever. The taste of the soup was very specific. It was good but if you don't like the sechuan pepper you probably won't like it. Mao's pork was just amazing. Everything combined was 21€. The second time we had Spicy napa cabbage (Scharfer Chinakohl), Ribs (Rippchen mit Jiaoyan) and eggplants with pork mince (Auberginen). The ribs were fried (did not expect that) but were tasty anyway. We ordered everything from the red menus that were on the tables. They also have some cheaper options written on the wall, however, I would recomend you to pay +1 or 2€ more per dish and get something from the menu. You won't regret it!

Really intriguing fare - - no compromises made for Western tastes or standards - - the menu is a…read morekaleidoscope of fascinating ingredients and combinations. I didn't find my meal fantastic, it was more an experience, but one that I am eager to repeat. Lamb with cumin, chili, chives, green beans, and garlic? Sour/spicy roasted squid with marinated cabbage, minced pork, green&red paprika, and shitake? Chicken belly? Bring it on!

This is a pretty quaint spot but we happened to grab a table. In a cool, rainy night, ramen was in…read moreorder with some chicken. It was done really well and I was happy with my soup. I had some sake and finished it all off with mochi.

Such a delightful place in the Mitte neighborhood of Berlin. We had dinner and it was fantastic!…read moreIt's a small place but we were able to get a table inside for our group of 4 people. We had the gyoza dumplings to start and they were so good. I had the chicken ramen and wow, it was delicious! I had them add a fried egg and the spicy chili sauce and it was so flavorful! We all enjoyed our ramen and would come back again!

I read good reviews so I thought I give it a try on our last day in Germany. Never had Indonesian…read morefood. I had that spicy noodle dish. It was pretty spicy tasted pretty good. But then I came to realization that their home made noodle was simply spicy ramen I can buy at Asian market for one dollar... But they did add few slices of beef, cucumber, boiled egg, and few small chunks of seafood. Had 5 piece appetizer starter.. Not too bad. My kid liked the jackfruit cury soup. Not bad of a place..

As an Indonesian I always search for an Indonesian restaurant when I traveled. I can tell you that…read morethis place has authentic Indonesian flavor in its dishes. The menu they offered captures Indonesia's diversity. As you know Indonesia is formed by many tribes/ethnic and they all have special dishes of their own. I would recommend Rendang Sapi and Nasi Goreng as a choice to start with. The waiter knows both language, German and Indonesian. The place has FREE WIFI. And the PRICE is absolutely reasonable. Under 10 EUR for each dish. Oh, and for drinks, they provide FREE black tea as long as you serve yourself. Ask the waiter about this.

Nice place to grab a quick ... well ... soup. Don't expect…read morethis place to be all glitzy and glamorous like other places in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg neighbourhoud. Also, do not expect to be able to sit down during this place's busiest hours (lunch time) since there are only a few tables and seats (bar stools) available. However, I quite like their soups which change on a daily basis with some "regulars" thrown in the mix. Decent quality for a decent price.

This place is very down to earth. Nothing too fancy, nothing too special - just a very solid set of…read morevegetarian and none vegetarian soups. And they really do taste great! All soups are freshly cooked and while waiting for your order to be prepared you can even take a look inside the kitchen. Soups taste just like mom or grandma made them. If you are really hungry they portions might be too small but for lunch they also offer weekly changing specials like quiche. If you get a soup and quiche be prepared to almost spend 10 Euro. Since seating is very limited they also offer take away for all soups. Make sure to bring cash as they don't accept card payments.

With a month in of traveling through Eastern Europe, I was having serious cravings for a classic…read morebowl of pho!! I could wait yet another month more for Vietnamese food. So when I landed in the heart of Berlin (in Mitte), my first stop in Western Europe, I made a B-line without hesitation. The highlight here for me was the raw egg served in a separate bowl with broth. The egg poaches itself in the hot broth. And it's so good!! I haven't had this since I was in Hanoi all the time, and where it's commonplace. The pho bowls (triple beef combo & chicken pho) were just okay. Broth came out piping hot, but also heavy on the MSG. I swear I was drinking water non-stop all night. Also, they really skimp on the noodles. I mean, dry rice noodles are very inexpensive (fresh noodles aren't available here), and most places load up on the noodles. The deep fried breadsticks came out cold and somewhat hardened. We were there for dinner and I'm guessing they were fried much earlier in the day. Disappointing that they weren't even barely warm. Service was friendly, and apparently a popular spot in Mitte. I'm not well versed on pho in Berlin, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come here. There are actually quite a lot of pho spots in Berlin, which I subsequently tried and enjoyed more.

Walking in and being met with the Vietnamese Communist Flag is a bit unnerving. But let's put…read morepolitics aside and focus on the pho here. The soup was very flavorful. Broth nice clean and clear of grease. Generous amount of noodles. I had the pho tai but I think my meat was a bit too thick and cooked. It didn't taste like the usual thin rare slices. It came with bean sprouts (we had to ask for more; they give little compared to the US), basil, sliced chili peppers, and limes. Perfect. I enjoyed it so much that I didn't even add sriracha. That's when I know it's good. If you can ignore that lit up communist flag, pop in for a very good bowl of pho.

"You have to visit this place at least once before you leave Berlin." Okay, MARS is a great cafe…read moreand brunch spot. We went there on a Saturday morning, and the cafe was starting to get busy. At first, we accidentally walked into the church, but we quickly realized that the entrance was on the other side. The staff was friendly and greeted us warmly. We ordered a late and tea. For brunch, we ordered SHAKSHUKA with egg. The taste was excellent, with fresh ingredients, but it could use some seasoning. However, something happened in the kitchen, and they forgot our food. To compensate, they gave us a free salad. Despite this, I would definitely go back there again to try other things on the menu."

Want to have some drinks at an old crematorium-turned art space? Well, look no further. This place…read morein Wedding really is quite beautiful. It's called Silent Green and it does live up to its name. Order some drinks, explore the grounds, and take in the silence. Worth the trip out.

Lunch for 4.90€ incl soup or spring rolls? Yes please! Taste is satisfactory and portions are big…read more Will come back!

The food is decent for the price. On busy days, they're a bit disorganized. They might mess up your…read moreorder: chicken instead of tofu, no side salad, etc. Also, their menu is wrong with regards to the included appetizer. It says you get a soup or spring rolls for lunch "täglich" ("daily"), but they really mean only on weekdays. But, overall, not bad.

That is probably my favourite soup/vegetarian restaurant in this neighbourhood. They cook…read moreeverything fresh from scratch and serve it with love and a smile. In the morning they offer a variety of tasty bread with avocado, tomatoes, mozzarella... You even get your dose of caffeine at this place. Highly recommend having your brekky/lunch at Soup Guerilla. Mic drop

Very good. Not afraid of a little spice, as well. Salads - as far as I have seen, at least - are…read morepotato and pasta salads - hope they can add leafy ones like Zeit für Brot to the menu, soon - but everything I've eaten here has been top notch.