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!

Our evening here was so, so disappointing. It was our last day in Berlin, and we were running out…read moreof cash, so we extensively researched restaurants which accept credit cards (this is surprisingly uncommon in Berlin). We settled upon "One and Only," and upon arriving to the restaurant, we confirmed that credit cards were accepted via numerous stickers on the front door. However, when we received the bill, we were informed that we could not pay with credit card. Their card terminal was broken. (If we had known this at the beginning, we would have walked away immediately and dined somewhere else. But nobody informed us.) A broken card terminal is surely a frustrating problem -- but it was not our problem. The staff made no effort to fix the card terminal or network malfunction; rather, they told us we must withdraw cash. After a bit of back and forth, we were told we must walk 10 minutes down the road to the nearest ATM (20 minutes walking both ways). My passport was confiscated in the interim. It was a tense and embarrassing situation that the staff handled terribly. Ultimately, we walked the 20 minutes, withdrew €20 from the ATM, and paid an additional €7,64 fee for the pleasure of this transaction. How was the restaurant otherwise? Forgettable. The service was mediocre with the restaurant at roughly 60% capacity. The staff were friendly, but never proactively checked on our table. I had to physically get up several times to get the waiter's attention (I hate being "that guy," but we would have remained ignored otherwise). The food was mediocre. My wife's sushi was poorly made and fell apart on the plate. My noodle dish tasted like any fast-food takeaway. Bottom line: If you want sushi or Vietnamese food in Berlin, there are plenty of better choices out there. And if you must go here, bring plenty of cash and set your expectations as low as possible.

I really like the quality of the sushi at this restaurant. The service is awesome and they have a…read morenice person that speaks English. There are limited place to seat inside of the restaurant. Overall it's a good sushi experience.

I had such a fine dining experience here, that I did not want to wait to write a review…read more DISCLAIMER: this review will probably sound biased because 1) I'm Asian, and 2) I have not had Asian food, rice or vegetables since I left LA three weeks ago. Also, this might be a long review because I am STILL pleased with my experience tonight. Okay, so I have been craving rice and vegetables since I got to Europe three weeks ago. Sushi just was not cutting it for me, and I spent long hours searching up what restaurants seemed good, and coordinated it with my work schedule (I currently work in Potsdam, quite a commute!). I ran upon Madang while I was on Yelp and looking at yamyam instead. Madang seemed really close to my apartment in Tempelhof, so I decided today to go try it out. At first, I was really nervous because I have been pretty disappointed with the Vietnamese restaurants here in the past, that I did not want to be disappointed with Korean food, one of my favourite cuisines. When I got off the U-Bahn and found Madang, I was relieved to see it was owned by Korean people, and that there were Asian people eating -- VERY good sign! I decided to walk in and dine inside. I was greeted by a lady wearing a traditional Korean outfit, which I thought was pretty cool with the decor too. I ordered the bibimbap, and it was a hot day so I did not want it in the hot stone pot with the egg, but the lady convinced me anyway, so I did. When it came out, I was expecting it to be burning hot, like back in California, but it actually was hot enough for the egg to cook but cool enough for me to start digging in immediately! It also came with seaweed soup, beans and hot sauce. The bibimbap is definitely NOT the best nor close to California quality, but because I have little expectations in Berlin, I was satisfied! It could have used more meat though... I also did not think the hot sauce was hot enough...I put the whole thing in there, barely tasted spice. I guess I will ask for more next time. The seaweed soup was good, I avoided the beans, and the kimchi was...alright, kind of like kimchi you get at some ramen places. Anyway, if this was in California, I would give it 2.5 stars, but because I'm in Berlin AND because the servers were so nice (even let me take pictures of my stuffed blue fly inside and complimented it!), I will give this place four stars. They made me feel secure eating by myself too, haha. And I also got watermelon after my bill! Yay! (:

The food was overpriced for Berlin. And it also did not taste the best. The meat quality was kind…read moreof disappointing. Service was friendly and helpful. Overall we had a nice experience here but there are better places to get Korean food. The stone bowls were good but there was hardly and beef in them. So I guess pay the 2€ extra for more meat. We also had the glass noodles with chicken which were not very flavorful. On the plus side: the rice tasted very nice! Also it was a nice atmosphere to sit outside on the terrace. Maybe try a different Korean place first.

I don't know why the rating for this place is so low at Yelp. As for me food was delicious. We ate…read morechicken and vegi boxes. Also you should definitely try kim chi.

It's a stand stall, first of all. The taste is mediocrebut it's cheap with an ok portion,so... cant…read morecomplain.

I had dinner here recently with some friends, and we had a great experience…read more Environment: First of all, the restaurant looks beautiful and it is super clean. I especially love the Tiger on the wall. We were sited outside, behind the restaurant, at a cute spot. It was perfect and quite/peaceful. Service: Our waiter was very thoughtful. He was friendly, kind and quick to notice our needs. We had a little chit chat with him too, which does not happen very often here in Berlin since people are more reserved in general. Food: One of my friend and I both ordered Pad Thai, mine was with beef while hers was with Tofu. Another friend ordered soup (don't remember the name), and another ordered a kind of stir fry. Our dishes were all delicious! I've had Thai food at lots of places, I definitely recommend this place. Meanwhile, the Thai Milk tea was tasty too. Price: I think this place is reasonably priced. I was very happy with everything. However, I'll also come during Business Lunch hour for some discount :) Though having used Yelp for years, this is my my first review. Everything I write here is my genuine opinion. I took these photos with my Nikon D7000, I love taking pictures of my food :)

Tasty food in a nice atmosphere. The waiters are friendly and service was fast. The kitchen is…read morebehind a glass wall and one can watch the chefs do their magic. The green curry was tasty.

Als sie ihr Restaurant betraten, waren sie sehr unhöflich und spöttisch, weil ich Krokodile trug,…read morewo zwei der Kellner beschlossen, auf mich zu zeigen und mich zu lachen ... anstatt mich zu begrüßen, machten sie sich mehr Sorgen darüber, welche Schuhe ich an hatte, und gingen zur Rückseite des Restaurants, um mit anderen Mitarbeitern über mich zu sprechen. Ich habe das Essen noch nicht probiert, aber ich würde diesen Ort definitiv nicht als gastfreundlich bezeichnen, um Ihr Essen zu essen. Sie respektieren oder schätzen ihre Kunden nicht, was sich in ihrem Service zeigt!

Very affordable Vietnamese place in Neukölln! I got beef pho. It wasn't the best pho I've had but…read moreit was only 5,50 and the broth was good. It was quite simple -- just some pieces of thin beef. My friend ordered the red curry with duck. It was only 6,00 and a good size. They gave a significant amount of crispy yummy duck!! Another friend enjoyed his fried noodles, which was huge (7,50). The service was alright and the restaurant itself is spacious and clean. I'll definitely go back when I'm craving Vietnamese food because the place is right in my neighborhood. However, I'll keep searching for the better Vietnamese places!

I went here with my cousin for some Thai food in Germany and had a good time! The restaurant is…read morevery pretty and reminds me of a typical hustle Asian restaurant, comforting and efficient. The server handed us both a German and English menu and it took about 10 minutes before our drinks and items came out. I got the Khao Soi and this was my first time ever trying it. I thought the Khao Soi was delicious and creamy! I loved how the flavors were strong but not overpowering. The crispy bits added good texture. I wished they gave more chicken though. The mango lassi was also great and had a stronger yogurt flavor than mango, which I personally like. Great choice!

Popular Thai restaurant with table service and takeaway. The interior is small and utilitarian,…read moredominated by the kitchen area. There is only a small number of tables inside, but more under an awning on the pavement. We ate there with friends for lunch. The menu is extensive and many dishes offer a choice of tofu, chicken, beef, pork or seafood. (The menu itself is only in Thai and German, so use a translation app if you don't speak either.) There are lots of vegetarian options - but be careful, as on the special lunchtime menu, at least one item under the vegetarian list included seafood. I had a Gaeng Kari yellow curry with tofu and rice, which came with onions, pineapple and sautéed potato. It was perfectly fine if not exceptional. My partner had a Pad Phrik Tao Gai chicken stir-fry with mushrooms, onions, Thai basil, peppers and green and red chilli slices. He enjoyed his meal more than mine, I think. But with drinks and service it came to only €20 each, which is hard to complain about. Service was swift and courteous.

Went here because it was near our hotel and a friend who lives in Berlin said she had heard it was…read morepopular in the area. That really doesn't say much. The place is small but beautifully decorated. The staff is incredibly friendly, and the prices are reasonable. A good handful of people were eating and drinking there, but it probably has seen better days. As I mentioned in another review, the Berlin friend said the well known secret in Berlin is all the Japanese restaurants are run by Vietnamese, and it shows. The teriyaki beef was decent but that was not a teriyaki sauce. I don't know what it was, but it was perfectly fine. It just wasn't the least bit authentic. We also got the Frühlingsrollen which are basically chicken imperial rolls. They were good. The gyoza were good, too. The yakitori skewers were a miss. I wish it was white meat chicken, but even so the amount of meat on the skewers was disappointingly skimpy. The best appetizer was the Ebi Green - two humongous prawns tempura fried with sauces. We also got a couple of ramens - one with shrimp tempura and one with chicken katsu. Both were decent if unexceptional. Our friend had a sushi bowl and some vegetarian stuff, which she seemed to like just fine, but no one was raving, and it turns out she hadn't eaten there before. Another friend happened to order delivery to her hotel room of a ramen from them on the same night and thought it was okay. So that is this place... okay. Not anything you'd remember or go back to if you lived there unless you needed a quick meal and lived around the corner. Otherwise, would've preferred a meal somewhere more memorable.

I go here for their sushi which is very tasty. Ramen is ok, haven't tried their hot dishes…read more Friendly service. Recommended.