Don't go here!!! I am writing this from the toilet, I have terrible food poisoning. I went here and…read moreexpected high quality food. I ordered a dish that didn't even have meat, so that should speak on how clean the kitchen area is. My dish was also incredible salty, just unbelievably salty.

We popped in for a late lunch. The place was almost full. The prices are nice but the food is…read morepretty average. I ordered noodles with beef and was very disappointed. My friends ordered soups and were very happy with it.

Great food and great price. Small restaurant but the ambience is nice and the staff is super…read morefriendly.

We came in because when we previously walked by the evening before, people were spilling out of the…read morerestaurant. We wanted to see the big deal so we came for lunch the next day. For lunch, it was not crowded at all and we were seated immediately. I loved the atmosphere. It was a mix of retro and jungle explorer. That's how I would describe the interior. The menu was very clear, in both English and German, and they also had specials. I liked the food a lot but the highlight for me was the tea. I ordered the Blooming Jasmine and it was kind of expensive. I think it's a gimmick because you can actually see it bloom in the cup but it tasted so good. That's one of my favorite teas. We could have skipped the calamari appetizer and gone straight to the main dishes because we were full. I would come back to try the different menu items and also the house beer.

The more popular places in this street we're full so we decided to give this one a try. Great food…read morefor great prices!!!

I came here per recommendation. Akemi has a lunch menu that ranges from 7-10€. The portions are ok…read more I had the salmon teriyaki which was very standard. Nothing is call out in terms of taste or quality that would have made the sauce or the salmon extraordinary for me to come back. I also ordered the korean chicken in plum sauce. As you can see in the picture it was kind of served with no love. Simply fried chicken and some sweet plum sauce on top of it. Since it's fried and contains lots of sugar, be ready for a food Koma :) overall it was ok.

This review is based on the lack of service only since I didn't eat here. We sat outside and waited…read morepatiently for a server. Servers walked by our table several ignoring us. Finally, after 15-20 minutes, we flagged down a waitress who seemed hesitant to take our order, so we decided to just get a beer. They were not particularly busy, but servers were just inattentive and somewhat incompetent. Hard pass on returning here when there are so many better options in the neighborhood.

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

I am starting to doubt the good rating for Asian/Vietnamese spots in Prenzlauer Berg. As if no one…read morehere really had good asian food before. The ratings overall are completely off. Maybe those people never left Prenzlauer Berg to explore other kinds of food. Anyways, another 2 star for A-Petit. I completely disagree to all sushi reviews. The sushi was like every other sushi across berlin with low quality and mushy sushi rice and fish. The pho was decent but not great. A small portion for 3.50€ as tapas is a fair price though. The spring rolls seemed be purchased at the grocery store and sold here, same for the crispy shrimp. Both were disappointing. And so was their sushi. Low quality in rice, fish and everything. The only thing that saved this place from me giving 1 star is the pho which was ok, better than duc anh close by. If you are looking for good Vietnamese spot, check out my reviews.

Essen wird mit Liebe angerichtet und das Sushi ist sehr frisch und lecker , bis auf die frittierten…read moreSachen . Die Ramen Nudeln waren sehr lecker mit frischem, knackigem Gemüse. Ambiente ist im Außenbereich sehr stimmungsvoll.

we happened past this joint on a quiet night at the start of the week whilst wandering through the…read morearea and thought that it had a great charm and ambience we're often in mitte and wanted to try something new, and the sign in the window said that the restaurant had recently opened! perfect. i'm always excited when a new chinese place opens up in berlin. i find that there's lot of vietnamese, thai and japanese options, but not many good (let alone authentic) chinese options hanging around. so we walked in, planning on taking a seat on the chairs out front and the waiter informs us that there is also a lovely terrace (hinterhof) out back where we can sit! great! the terrace is really lovely vines climbing the walls, removed from the busy street out front. we ended up ordering mostly from the dim sum menu, as my friend and i looove chinese dim sum and it's near impossible to find any good ones in berlin. the dim sum dishes were all typical chinese dishes, such as prawn rice roll dumplings and my all time favourite fried sesame balls filled with red bean paste (a typical chinese dessert strange perhaps to western ears, but very very tasty!), some of which i haven't at all seen since coming to berlin! all in all they were very tasty. the main menu was a little harder to decipher- aside from the dim sum menu, there was the standard menu from which we ordered an item from the IN RUSH section. It's not so clearly marked, but one orders the main dish (we had the shrimp with taro, cashews and green asparagus) and then has the choice of side order. my friend took the fragrant rice, but you could also get fried sweet potatoes, which i LOVE. we didn't order from the wine menu, but the drinks list was very extensive and we saw a well stocked cellar on the way in. it would be worth asking the waiter how to navigate the food menu if you're not sure about how it should follow. all in all a lovely new chinese retaurant with a relaxed ambience, without losing its charm. the place has been well renovated and looks great. the dim sum dishes were on the cheaper side, but also a bit smaller than one expects, so order a couple more to share. we had a chat with the owner (who served us) about the place, which opened up about a month ago, who seemed like a really lovely guy, passionate about his restaurant. we recommend you stop by and try it out, if not just to try out the dim sum! i recommend the dumplings, sesame balls and the lotus filled buns. yummy!

Very nice place not far from U Eberswalderstr., pleasant service and very good food at reasonable…read moreprice. Homemade golden ice tea was great! I'd definitely recommend everyone to come eat here.

From the owner: Em Oi - Asia Fusion ist eine Fusionsküche auf höchstem Niveau. Eine Reise quer durch Asien, bei der…read moreDesign und Qualität vereint werden.

Decided to try something different on our last night in Berlin. Yelp pointed us to Dudu, which…read moredidn't disappoint. Outdoor seating was packed, but pretty much all the (long) tables inside were open. So if it's nice out and you want to sit outside, be prepared to wait. Since almost all the patrons were eating outside, service inside was somewhat slow. Menus were already on the tables, but it took some time to flag down a waiter and get one in English. Food came out in a timely manner, though. Before placing your order, be sure to check out specials on the chalk board! Dudu's menu mainly consisted of a mix of Vietnamese dishes and sushi. Decided to start with dumplings and the starter beef pho. Although both were good, I enjoyed the dumplings more. I liked how the dumpling wrapper wasn't too thick and that it was packed with pork. The dipping sauce went well with the dumplings and wasn't too sour or spicy. I liked how you can order a starter of the pho. It was the perfect size to get a taste of the dish, leaving room for other items on the menu. The small bowl was packed with noodles and beef shavings. The soup itself didn't have as much flavor as I would have liked it to, but it was still good. Our main meal consisted of a variety of rolls that we shared. The salmon avocado and tuna rolls were pretty good, although standard. The fish was fresh and the ratio of fish to fish was good. The crispy yellow roll, one of Dudu's special rolls, was just okay. The roll itself was deep fried and contained avocado and cucumber. Separate from the roll was diced spicy tuna that you were supposed to eat with the roll. If I knew it would came like this, I don't think I would have ordered it. I was over the actual roll pretty quickly, but really enjoyed the spicy tuna. I also tried some of C's "rice for kids", which was a small bowl of soup rice with chicken on top. He quickly ate all the chicken, but left most of the rice. Again, didn't know the rice would be rice mixed in a broth. You could tell the broth had ginger in it as the taste was pretty prominent. Not so sure this is a good idea for a kid's dish...the only kid's meal offered. Price of all the food was reasonable, although pricier than typical meals in Berlin.

Wonderful friendly service. Came in as a party of 12. They took really good care of us…read more The dumplings were amazing in the dipping sauce so flavorful. The Vietnamese spring rolls were just OK. The sashimi and sushi were extremely fresh and delicious tasting. Very impressed. The rolls are generous, big portions. The chicken curry was OK. Could have used a little bit more heat. Overall really positive and enjoyable experience. Would definitely recommend and come back.