Stopped here on a rainy night and I was blown away by the food here! There are a few vegetarian…read moreoptions and I went with the sweet potato curry with tofu because since moving to Germany finding reasonably prices sweet potatoes is something I greatly miss. Anyway, the curry was thick and coconut-y and perfect for a cold, rainy evening. There was plenty of tofu and vegetables to fill one very hungry person up. The thing that surprised me the most was how inexpensive it was for how large the portion is - about 6 Euro. I also tried the mango lassi but wasn't as happy with that. There were ice chunks in the bottom and it was 3 Euro. Now, I stick to my curry

I'm always super confused after eating at Mammam because their curry bowls don't look super small…read morebut I end up in a food coma every time. I have to admit: I only come here for the curry and order it with the rice noodles because I deserve it. There are different curries (with lychee, mango, peanut or sweet potato). Every dish is well composed and comes with some fresh lettuce. Since the venue is super small I recommend to avoid the rush hours around 18:00 - 19:00 or give them a call before hand. I would eat here every day if it's closer to my place! NICE!

This place was pretty decent by Berlin food standards. Prices are reasonable (3.5 for small dishes,…read moreand 7 for large). Friend & I shared 6 small dishes, which was more than enough food. Taste wise, I actually think it was quite good. Definitely better than many other Thai places that I have been. The chicken satay skewers in particular were really good. Atmosphere is pretty cool Ended up coming here twice during few day stay

Really really yummy Asian tapas! The small bowls cost 3€ and the big (BIG!) ones 7€…read more Food is served fast and staff is friendly and speak English. THe place itself is quite noisy, but the damp light and dark interior makes it really cozy. Usually a lot of ppl, so making a reservation is not a bad idea.

Honestly, this is the best Thai I have had in a long time, and I was shocked to be eating it in…read moreBerlin of all places. The menu deviates from the standard Thai fare of pad thai and pad see ew and offers more Northern style dishes that are meant to share or devour happily on your own. There were at least a handful of vegetarian dishes to keep our veggie friend happy. If we were all meat eaters though, I would have loved to do the fixed menu offering to try more dishes. I had a succulent curry called Geang Garee Gung which had delicious black tiger shrimp. The young mango salad was also great. If I was traveling by myself, I would have eaten here every night. Definite recommend.

From the owner: Seid eingeladen, zu Abend zu essen wie bei einer thailändischen Familie…read more Khao Taan is your invitation to a Thai family dinner table where a rich combination of flavors and different textures will tease your palate and food is served the Thai way--meant to be shared! Let us take you to the varied and complex culinary profiles of each region in the country.

Great spot for Thai. We decided to come here for dinner randomly. They mostly had outdoor seating…read moreby the sidewalk with plenty of space. Waiters spoke English just fine and you can pay with card. The special krap mao and curry were both excellent. Portion size is great and their house sauce was incredibly tasty. Would come back. Cocktails were meh lol

Found this place when I was around the corner at Shakespeare and Sons. I'm a big curry person, and…read morewas so pleased to find a restaurant so close that had what I wanted! I got the red curry with tofu, and it was possibly the best curry I've had. It was sweeter than the red curries I've had before, which I loved! The tofu was soft, the bamboo delicious, and the spicing was perfect. Such a great meal! I saw someone else say the portions were small, but I had to leave some veggies on my plate, and I didn't eat anything else and had an empty stomach walking in! The tables outside were all full when I came up so I ended up sitting right inside the patio doors--manageable with the current heat and some breeze. Overall, very pleased! Might come again before I leave Berlin :)

I would really recommend this place for good Thai food! Food came quickly and was very tasty! I…read moreordered pad Thai with tofu and my friend got pad Thai with chicken. Staff was also very friendly and helpful

The restaurant in a very good location in the heart of the restaurant next to each other. The decor…read moreis very classic. Unfortunately, seating not offer too much space. Oh and the most important. Food. Asian food always reminds me of something light and expressive. Pho House doesn't provide this to me fellings. The biggest BUT I have to sauces, which are hard to digest and greasy, I don't feel them completely taste of nature. I can not say anything about soups, because they are very fresh and tasty. As homemade bouillon. I really like this fresh tea with ginger, honey and lemon grass. You should try this drink here. The staff come from Asia. Correct, but sometimes a little too slow. Two visits and nothing interesting.

This place is really awesome, If you are vegan! So many…read moreoptions, My favorite is The Vegan "Duck" It's really good!!! A can of Mock duck from the store is super expensive; To buy a plate here for 6,90 , (and it isn't the shit you get from a can) Is even cheaper then to buy that shit can. Also you get a fair(geat) amount! Deeeeeeeelicious.

I tried a soup, I t was a bit different than other asian restaurants. Maybe not that much high…read morequestion. The waitress was nice and it's easy to access from Ostkreuz.

The duck here is phenomenal. The peanut sauce that comes with the pfannenkuchen and summer roll are…read moregreat! Everything else around their pho and vegan duck is ok, nothing to scream for. If you decide to come here, go for the duck (the name indicates that already)

100% would recommend eating here. My husband and I visited on our recent trip to Berlin and the…read morefood was amazing. The staff are also very kind and they even had English menus. It's a small place but it feels very comfortable and looks quite cute.

My boyfriend and I wandered up around lunch time after hearing nothing but good things. We're kind…read moreof on the look out for the best Thai food in the city, so my strategy is to always order the same thing: fruhlingsrolle to start, and gaeng massaman for the main. First of all, the menu was huge. If you like having a lot of choice you'll be happy here. Sadly I couldn't find the massaman on the menu (to be honest it's probably on there, I was just too hungry to concentrate) so I went for one of the house specials instead: Papaya Ente. The spring rolls were pretty standard, although I think maybe the frying oil needs changed as they tasted every so slightly funky. Still, all manner of sins can be forgiven when sweet chilli dipping sauce is involved. They may not have been the best spring rolls I've eaten in Berlin but they were pretty good, and I munched the lot- even the salad garnish. Sadly I didn't have the same enthusiasm for my main course. The sauce was pretty bland first of all (it just tasted of soy). Maybe I could have livened it up with the various chilli sauces on the table, but I didn't. The ratio of veggies to meat was all wrong too: unless you're trying to get more veg into your diet, then it was probably all good. I really don't like vegetables in gravy, the soggy texture puts me off completely. I'd eaten enough salad with my starter so unfortunately my plate still looked full when the waitress came to collect it: even though I'd eaten all the duck and the rice. All in all Papaya is a solid three star place. You could seriously do a lot worse in this part of town, but likewise you could also do better. As long as you're not expecting to be blown away, it's a solid choice for a sit-in meal.

Finding this restaurant is part of the experience! Though exploring the gritty RAW-Gelände at…read moreRevaler Str. 99 (AKA where Khwan is) adds to the cool urban and hip aesthetic that'll await you at this restaurant, here's a tip if you want to get some food and drink into you as soon as possible: it's between Dirschauer Str. and Simon-Dach-Str.! When you wake up in your Altbauwohnung to sunlight creeping into your bedroom, be sure to act fast and make a reservation at Khwan. These tables, especially on the outdoor terrace, go quickly on Berlin's rare sunny days. With some luck, you might be able to swoop a table for two hours. I came here with a group of friends last week and the highlights of the meal were definitely the roasted Thai oysters and the barbecue chicken. I had never had roasted oysters before -- for those of you who have always been dissuaded by the prospect of the slimy texture of a normal oyster, come to Khwan to have your mind blown. A single roasted oyster is a little pricy at €5, but it's much bigger than your normal oyster. The barbecue chicken is beyond flavorful -- I'd happily order it any day of the week. Don't forget to peruse the drink menu as well. My server recommended a fantastic gin-based drink. On that note, your server will be more than happy to guide you through the food or drink menus AND charge your phone if necessary, which is a huge plus!

Thai BBQ is wow. The menu is basically like asian tapas. You need/want more than 1 dish. The…read moreflavours are complex, very balanced and new to someone who has eaten only the usual thai food served in other European restaurants. If you like asian food give it a try

If you're lucky enough to come by here on a day that's open, you gotta try as much as you can off…read morethe menu. He says he opens when he feels like it--LOL. But hey when you make food this good, why not? Coming here is like having your food cooked in his home kitchen and almost like a private chef. The place is tiny, but everything he makes, he makes it with fresh veggies and meats that he picks up at the grocers that day. It's so fresh though, that sometimes he doesn't have certain things on the menu. It is absolutely delish. I've tried the Tom Yam soup, the pad Thai, pumpkin curry, Wantans, spring rolls, red curry, pad see ew...mango yogurt drink etc. sooooo delicious. I'm sad it's not open often, but the food here is worth it.

Awesome food. They had really tasty thai food and lots of beverage options. I got the hot…read moremedicinal dish with duck. Trust them when they say it's hot. It's very hot. We also got the dish with fruits, and I would totally recommend it. The service was fast and precise. They only have 3 tables, so it might be full depending on the hour. As said in other comments, this is really a pearl on the middle of downtown Berlin. Would totally go there again. The only reason that I'm taking out one star is because the kitchen is open to the public. Some people might find it cool and Interesting to see they make it in front of your eyes, but smoke from the food comes to the common room.