Packs a punch, a large one. Given the audience and locals might not have an appetite for so much of…read morethe numbing spice, I was pleasantly surprised at Liu's throwing caution to the winds and just going for it. I thought it was as good as some of the dan dan noods I've had in the san francisco bay area. Good on them!

Surprisingly good Sichuan noodles in Berlin Mitte. I mean,…read moreberlin is probably the world capital of "good but not great" food - everything is good, but you are very rarely blown away. And there is this place - which is, genuinely, amazingly, great. The noodles have the right tooth, the broth is unctuous and umami laden, the meats/veggies/tofu/... are done just right - I mean, this is amazeballs! And yeah, you can get all the ma-la fix that you want - just be wary of the lunch rush...

From the owner: Im Zentrum der deutschen Hauptstadt befindet sich der exklusivste Club Deutschlands. Hier treffen…read moresich anspruchsvolle und ausgewählte Mitglieder aus Wirtschaft, Gesellschaft, Kultur und Politik in einem einzigartigen Ambiente - global, glamourös und kosmopolitisch.

Avoid at all costs…read more Unfriendly waiter - a man with glasses (I asked if the noodle had soup, he said NO - just sauce and when it came out, it had SOUP). He also did not explain that there was lunch menu available to choose from. Yes people, ask for lunch menu (not sure where in the menu binder). The board outside only shows 2 entree for lunch but the website shows more lunch options. Upon checking out, he clearly explained that the total did not include tip. Seriously??? With bad service (never checked in with me after taking my order), you had the decency to ask for tips. Oh dear... The noodle soup: BLAND !

Just ok . Overpriced and overrated, no flavor profile other than oily and salt…read moreAnd they demand a tip as they know you are from the USA . But nothing much can be expected from a place in the midst of a tourist hotspot

Dish was salty so I pivoted to dim sum on my next visit. I concluded that restaurants in Mite are…read moregenerally saltier than the American palette is accustomed to. Three stars for the salty gung bao chicken, four stars for the dim sum and the service.

Casual dining, Chinese restaurant located a short walk up the road from the Friedrichstraße rail…read morestation in Mitte (~5min walk). Menu includes a range of typical Chinese dishes, but the real attraction is their 'hot pot' specials where they set up a simmering pot of soup (you can get the soup as mild or spicy as you like) on a burner in the middle of the table with a variety of seafood, meats, vegetables and noodles to cook at the table. It's the perfect way to warm up on a chilly day! Prices for the hot pot combinations are very reasonable, making this a good value and fun way to share a meal with a group I have not tried many of the items from the regular menu, but did order their noodle soup for lunch once - I was not particularly impressed by it. Stick to the hot pot if you feel like a warm soup/noodle type of meal. They also have a small range of dim sum that are quite tasty bites. I like making a meal of it by ordering a few different items. Depending on how hungry I am, I can order more or less. My favorite here is the har gaw (steamed shrimp dumpling) with a nice dip in chili sauce before popping into my mouth.

Came here for take-out and was not disappointed. Food is delicious, prices are extremely…read morereasonable, and the menu has a large vegetarian section. For favorite dishes, I'm torn between the eggplants and potatoes in red sauce vs. the cold smoked tofu with cilantro. The latter was spicy, salty, tart with black vinegar, just totally delicious in every way. I love that dense pressed tofu with the smoked exterior. I also ordered the veggie dumplings, which had a great texture, and yuxian style tofu, which I found delicious if a bit too sweet for my taste. An order of food that was enough to feed 4 people came to 30 euros. Highly recommend! Note: since the restaurant adapted itself to German tastes, the food is not very spicy, but I'm sure if you asked for spicier food they would be happy to oblige.

Delicious spot in Schoeneberg. Haven't had good Chinese food in Berlin for a long time until I…read moretried this place. The cucumber salad is bomb. Highly recommend!

Great food, nice staff, nice desert. More meat options would be great. But I will come back always:)read more

In a word - massive buffet, strange attitude, far away... But yummy…read more Longer version (for the brave) - I'll be honest, you'll never find me in this part of town unless there's a special occasion, and there was! A bday of a fellow yelper (and a friend) is a reason for a feast. I was first to arrive, and the staff looked at me and examined me constantly which made me feel uncomfortable, but when everybody else joined it was okay The place itself was crowded and every table was full, the minute somebody left, another group came almost instantly We ordered some cocktails and headed over to the Buffett, and that's exactly what I have in mind when I hear this word. Thing is massive! For 18€ there's an endless option all you can Buffett - from simple salads to many grill options, you can make a mix grilled diy plate (choose from seafood, fish, beef, lamb, chicken and even kangaroo!) or you can take some from the rodizio grill. And if that's not enough there are plenty of other main dishes- I've tried a little from almost everything, curry, different Chinese dishes, fried rice, regular rice, soups and deep fried fruits. Dessert? No worries! There's soft ice cream and various cakes to choose from! I wasn't expecting much from a place outside of town, but the quality of the food was very good! Everything I tried tasted fresh and there's a reason why I had four plates ;) If you are around and starving, I'd pass by

I had the D25, flat noodles stir fry with beef. It was excellent and the taste was wonderful. I…read morecould have used a little more beer and less noodles but I ended up full and happy either way. Great little spot for what appears to be pretty authentic Chinese foodl

Not the kind of Chinese restaurants you see pretty often in Europe, which only serves buffet and…read moreso-called Chinese dishes that are pre-cooked supermarket items. For a moment I thought that was back the States and dining in a Chinatown restaurant. This place is quite authentic as in being Chinese in all regards. The boss won't hesitate to drop by the kitchen and get his hand dirty. And they don't offer you made-up Chinese cuisines, which many restaurants do. You can understand each and every dish by google its name. Kinda tricky but it helps.

One of the few restaurants open on Sunday in the area. I had the chicken and egg fried rice and it…read morewas delish. Great tasting rice and generous with the portions. 好吃！

I am a person that usually LOVES spice, but I was not prepared for this! My husband picked up…read moresomething called Beef Chegnu or something like that. Nothing in the description says spicy. I can't have spicy food these days because I'm breast feeding. This is unbearably spicy and I am so angry right now because we both ordered the same dish and I can't eat it!

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