I consider this restaurant, after a dinner consumed, smoke in the eyes…read more Nice service, amazing lighting and furniture, cozy and good musical background. ALl amazing features, but when it comes to Duck...well, food is quite disappointing and definitly overpriced. Would never go back.

A nice place for the neighborhood. The food was pretty good with the dumplings being the highlight…read moreof the meal. I also really liked how the menu told you facts about Chinese culture and how it related to the food. The only thing that keeps this place from having more stars is the timing on the food. It took over 40 minutes for our first dish to come out. The rest followed in a painfully slow trickle and by the end we were more ready for our bill and to leave than waiting for anymore of our food. If they could work on that then the food would be worth its price.

Like just : AMAZING ! once you go there ...you'll just wish…read more/want to move to Berlin just to be able to try all dishes EVERY DAY ! on top of being delicious they are decorated in such an exquisite and elegant way that can only assure you "you won't be disappointed" hope you will all enjoy as much as i did. definitely recommendable! service is super sweet, the place has a great decoration, all is very clean my best advise is : GO ! GO ! GO! TRY! TRY!

We went here after running the Berlin marathon. It was the perfect post race meal. We got several…read moresmall dishes to share. I would highly recommend the fallen duck (V9). We ended up ordering a second fallen duck since we were left wanting more! The other dumplings were good as well. We got two entrees which were good. The chicken was spicy but not too much so. As we waited for our food multiple take out delivery services came- that's always a good sign!

I would definitely recommend Farmhouse. It's a bit of an odd place because it's marketed as Fusion,…read morebut their dishes are quite authentic Chinese/Taiwanese cuisine. I grew up in Taiwan and I love Chinese food and have been to most if not all of the Chinese restaurants in Berlin. I know I'm partial because I live in Neukolln so this is nearby, but really the food is excellent. I don't care about waiting times really, and on top of that I've never had to wait at all unlike the last reviewer. Maybe just good luck for me, not sure, but I highly recommend giving it a try. Don't be thrown by the western style plating, the food is very good. Try the Hong Sao Dumplings (dumplings in chilli sauce), Peking Duck Wraps, Spinach salad, Dong Puo Pork Belly, Spicy fried Perch Fish, and more!

Came here on a personal recommendation of a friend and was very positively surprised. The best…read morespring rolls I've had in Berlin as a starter - light and crunchy - and the main (Udon noodle & crispy duck) was delicious, and as the latter was from the Mittagsmenu, great value as well. Not a problem to get seats but I can imagine it gets pretty packed when the weather is warmer. Cash only, which is quite common in Berlin.

The food and service were both outstanding I highly recommend this place…read more It is a quiet little restaurant with a relaxing atmosphere. The service was great. They brought our dishes out on a warmer so we could take our time eating and it never got cold. They have a great selection of dishes and drinks. So if you're looking for a place with great prices and great food, this is it!

The duck was lovely, crisp skin and flavourful sauce. Fried noodles with beef was simple in a good…read moreway, just enough fat and quite juicy meat. Also, we got a free small digestif of some nice sweet wine. All in all, strong recommend, especially at this price point.

Made a quick stop around 5:30 for a solo dinner during my travels after seeing this spot pop up on…read morea few lists. I was expecting a line but there was no wait and ample seating. I ordered the spicy noodles and they were delicious! As someone who can handle spice, I would still say this was on the spicier side so beware. Overall pleasant, casual experience. Nice place to get some flavorful food.

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!

I wanted to try a different restaurant in Berlin today, and a friend from the Czech Republic…read morerecommended Long March Canteen, saying that pretty much anything on the menu would be a pleasure to try. When I arrived, I found a door at the corner that looked boarded up, with a sign pointing around the corner to the front entrance. I walked around and found a door covered in stickers, almost like a backstage entrance. Since I didn't see any other signs, I figured I was in the right place and tried the handle. Inside, the maître d' asked about my reservation and quickly showed me to my table. I ordered the Popeye's spinach, Peking duck, and Shanghai dumplings. The spinach was the star of the night. I think the sauce was made with turmeric, which gave it a special kick, and it was wonderfully creamy. Best of all, it was vegan, so I didn't have to worry about dairy spoiling my evening. The Peking duck was beautifully presented, though I had a little trouble chewing it because it was slightly overcooked. I knew it was a fusion restaurant, so I wasn't expecting the duck to be roasted in the way I'm used to. The Shanghai dumplings were served a little differently, too: since this is a fusion restaurant, they came with a very fine ginger juice mixed into the sauce for dipping. Keep in mind that the dumplings don't have much soup inside, but their presentation made the dish even more enjoyable. Next time, I'll bring someone along so we can order from the prix fixe menu.

Oh boy, I ate here in July 2023 and didn't leave a review on Yelp at the time, but the restaurant…read moreused German defamation laws to scare Google into taking down my truthful review. So now I'm leaving the same review here as well because the owners must be awful people. Oh, and I sent proof to Google that I did in fact eat here. The Review: If you've ever had good dim sum elsewhere (I'm from Seattle), skip this place. Not only is the dim sum not great, some of it was objectively bad. The veggie dumpling was essentially a flavorless spring roll. The service was horribly slow. We paid for prix fixe and so they shouldn't have long waits between dishes as it's *fixed* what we are getting. At one point, there were 3 waiters sitting at the same table as us just talking with each other and we were waiting for our next 2 dishes to come. Expensive, slow, and not good food.

Delicious food! I was a bit in doubt if I should go in…read moresince the restaurant was not very full. I'm glad i did. I order the jellyfish salad and the eggplant main dish. Both were absolutely amazing. When the portion arrived I regretted ordering so much food because they could easily be shared by 2 people. The egg plan was so amazing that I almost ate the whole portion.

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 !

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!