This is probably the best Chinese restaurant in town. Very authentic. Portions are quite big and…read morereasonable priced. The spicy dishes are actually spicy. Definitely one of my favourite restaurants in Berlin.

Owner was super friendly and spicy beef was ACTUALLY spicy! (So hard to find spicy food in Berlin)…read more Portions are of a decent size. Not much MSG used, would definitely recommend if anyone is looking for authentic Chinese food :) -Malaysia

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!

It doesn't look like that but this place serves pretty authentic chinese dishes BUT MAKE SURE YOU…read moreGET THE RED MENU CARD NOT THE PAPER ONE. I REPEAT RED!! Because that's where the good stuff is. I have been here twice one time I made the mistake and didn't followed the instruction and just ordered what was on the boards. (The food was meh) After asking a fellow foodie I found out what to do: You go inside and act as of you are fully aware of how this shit works like really confident and SIT DOWN. Don't go to the desks. May be don't smile. Just be very confident. If you look cool enough they'll bring you the red menu and you scored. This time the food was nice although I accidently ordered something with meat. The menu is totally random and has no specific order. But remember: You are aware of all that! I had the pak choi with steamed egg (filled with meat as I found out) and hacao (which are filled with chicken and shrimps instead of shrimps only). Was still good. Staff is ... Well it feels like this place is the god damn Berghain among cheap Asian venues. They don't smile and are not friendly but not rude either. It's weird.

One of my favourite retaurants in Berlin. It's not shabby, not pricey and so authentic that the…read morewaiter is speaking Chinese with me. (Sadly I can't reply in Chinese) I often come here for the chicken feet. (Leave me alone I love them ok?) Beside that they have great lunch deals which go from 12:00 - 16:00 and cost about 6-7€. I can highly recommend the fried rice or the noodlepots. Latter are HUGE and so so good. You get a tablet with a bowl of broth, a bowl with rice noodles and several small plates with toppings suchs as mushrooms, seaweed or walnuts. I usually have the vegetarian one with a lot of veggies but the ones with meat looked pretty good as well. This place is compared to other chinese restaurants like "Good Friends" (which is close by) more quiet and elegant. The interior looks high class- almost posh and the restaurant owner is super nice. I think that's a place where you can drop by with your parents are some special date. All in all a great place!

Amazing restaurant! We've been there twice for dinner…read more And every dish we ordered was with fresh ingredients and amazing taste!! One of the great Chinese restaurants in Berlin! We would recommend to there! It's an adventure And the workers are very welcoming and fun!

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

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.

This hole-in-the-wall is a beloved part of the restaurant scene in Berlin, if the long lines…read more(pre-Covid) I've waited in are anything to go by. (I once saw a person pick up their food and promptly enter the apartment building right next door, and envy him for having this place as a neighbor.) I literally stumbled upon Lon Men's for the first time when I was staying at a hotel a few blocks away on Uhlandstraße and made the quick decision to grab an early lunch there. (Pro tip when life returns to normal: this place gets crowded for lunch or dinner, so swing by during the off-peak hours if you're eating in.) Frigid Berlin winter or not, anything Lon Men's serves up will warm your heart right up. The first time I ate in, I was left in such a cozy food coma that I accidentally left my bag behind... only for the server to quickly rush out to return it to me just mere seconds after I walked out the door. How's that for friendly and attentive service, like previous Yelp reviews have mentioned? And yes, as a SF native living in Berlin, sometimes I did crave comfort food other than döner... the sautéd duck with noodles and vegetable hit the spot for those moments of homesickness.

Curiosity got the better of us and we stopped by an Asian restaurant (Taiwanese) to be exact to try…read morehow Taiwanese food was interpreted in Germany. The proprietor is a boss-looking Taiwanese guy who speaks Chinese, English, German and presumably more. Food was served hot and fast -- we got dim sum, hot oil wontons, crispy duck noodle soup and some tea. Dim sum and wontons were honestly nothing special (the shrimp dumplings had chicken filling combined with the shrimp, which was a big miss in my opinion) but the crispy duck was quite tasty and definitely the highlight of the meal. It's clear that they've had to make modifications to accommodate the mostly German clientele that they serve. Hence, not the most authentic of places but pretty good food nonetheless. If I wanted to try Asian food in Berlin again, I'd probably go to Goji or maybe one of the handpulled noodle restaurants.