This place was pretty decent by Berlin food standards. Prices are reasonable (3.5 for small dishes, and 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 read more

Really really yummy Asian tapas! The small bowls cost 3€ and the big (BIG!) ones 7€. 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. read more

Transit - Transit - Thai Near Me - Berlin, BE

Last time I was in Berlin I was not so impressed with the Asian food. Seattle boasts some high quality product and this German/pan Asian fare was not cutting it. Considering we only went to the cheapest of the cheap- it is entirely possible we were just eating in the wrong places. Because this time we found a great place. We were intrigued by the uber-styled decor of red, black, and birdcages. Those cages are works of art! A bench lines one side and I graciously let my beau take the prime seat but was surprised by the comfort of the red chairs paired with these tables. Comfy goodness. We ordered several small bowls for 3 euros and a side of rice (large bowls/soups available for 7 euro). We eat just about every meat- duck, chicken, catfish, & beef. (I try- but my man is a meat eater through & through). Also ordered a small beer (3 euro) & something called Asian Ice coffee. It says coffee- I'll try anything. Sweet Succotash what a drink! I figured out the work I didn't know was "condensed milk" which coated the bottom of the glass is sticky sweet. A little stir and I was in heaven. That is delicious. Also had a mango milkshake that looked like it would make an excellent compliment. Food was ordered & out like snap which can make me suspicious of the heat/flavor of the meal, but speed was just a bonus here. Everything Was Delicious. Really good. And the few spicy dishes were clearly marked (making them an obvious first choice for us) and were actually spicy! Gasp. Not like burn-your-mouth, but adding perfect heat. All of this we had for 19 euros before tip. Add this place to the go-to. read more

This place is awesome. I was in Berlin with a couple friends for the weekend and found this place here on Yelp. We showed up around 8:00 on a Saturday night to find the place packed (always a good sign). Then the hostess told us it would be about a two hour wait to get a table, but after some sweet talking, "squeezed" us into a great table near the kitchen. The menu is simple, pretty much tapas style, only Thai. Each of us got 2 dishes (about 3 euro a piece) and a dish of rice, which was plenty. I highly recommend the curry dishes, they were amazing. The atmosphere combined with the great prices and delicious food make this a winner in my book. I will definitely be back here next time I'm in Berlin! read more

Transit is Asian food revisited. It looks very cool to begin with. It's big, and has 2 parts: one more Asian looking part with round tables and one part with an enormous amount of birdcages hanging from the ceiling. To order you have to fill out an order form and give it to the waiter. Order some little dishes with cute names (for 3 euro) per dish or a big dish for 7 euro. If you want to sit for You can also order in 2 or 3 parts... add rice or noodles for 1 euro. 3 small dishes are plenty for one person! For small eaters 2 will even do... so I don't think it's expensive. The food varies from just good to very good. Service is sweet and fast. I liked the atmosphere, the mixed crowd (from F-hain alternatives to London hipsters) and will definitely go here again. What I like is that, unlike most Asian places in this neighborhood who just focus on feeding you, you can have a nice, and even long dinner here with friends. read more

The white lady who served us, just licked her finger when she got food on her finger and keeps serving. Unacceptable. Also claiming someone came before us, giving out a table to a group coming later. read more

Its lottery. Some dish r good,some r bad. Friend ordered noodle.soup(pho) .it was real bad... brooth is very important for this dish but seems.tjeybdidmt have to enough time to prepare. Booth is like water+salt. But rice dish was good. read more

A restaurant with a simple, effective concept. You get a menu with 18 base dishes, and an extra little menu of the day with another 8-10 dishes. Every dish costs 3 Euro, except for the rice/noodles which costs only 1 Euro. Then you mark with a pencil what you like, and that's it! The wonderful dishes appear after a little wait and you wonder how they can make any money as the portions are as big as the mains in many London Thai restaurants. Try the Pandan Chicken - it's just fabulous! And everything else is also pretty good, tasty and, more importantly, fun! The dishes arrive in a variety of interesting bowls and plates and dining here was a real delight. It's very easy to over-order but don't worry about it as it is just so cheap. The decor was interestingly red, as in very red, with lots of Asian bird cages on the ceiling. It is a great little restaurant to dine and chat with friends, and everyone is pretty much guaranteed to have a great time. So, I can only highly recommend that you try this place as soon as possible before it closes down as I cannot see how they can make any money from the prices that they are charging. read more

It"s Asian Tapas!!!! Not everything is great, but some are, and its all good. I have brought many people here, and we have never been disappointed. Enjoy, David read more

This is by far the worst food I have ever been served- not only did it have nothing to do with Asian food, but it was all deep fried and slathered in oil. No taste, no spice. We were four people eating and we all left with horrible stomach pain and wished we had never gone. I think it's safe to say that the people who have rated this place as 5-star think McDonalds serve the best burgers in town. Very disappointing. read more

I loooove this place! I've been here several times and each and every time I am delighted. The asian-tapas concept is great, as I love to have the option to taste several different dishes. I would really recommend 'Duck in pyjamas' which is absolutely amazing. As my tone in this review might give away, this is a no-brainer. A definate five-star option if you happen to be in the area. Or even if you are not, just go there! read more

On a recent trip to Germany (so recent I'm still feeling the jet lag), Transit was one of my favorite dining experiences in Berlin. The ambiance was welcoming but eclectic with the ceiling covered with hanging colorful bird cages, and the way the restaurant is set up, with one long row of tables against the wall, felt pretty authentic. We were also super pleased with the prices, with most tapas, apart from the 8 euro "specialty plates," were only 3 euro a piece. In the states, each plate would easily run 10 - 12 bucks, so it seemed like a bargain dining here. They place was really busy on a Saturday night, but the two of us were seated in 15 minutes, so it really wasn't bad. If you have a big party though, definitely make some ressies. The menu (which came with english subtitles) was pretty diverse and had a little bit of everything for everyone on it. For the two of us, we ordered: crunchy veggie dumplings, coconut curry chicken, calamari, crunchy chicken spring rolls, rice bun dough wrapped chicken/veggies, what looked like duck tequitos, rice noodles with chicken and veggies, and a side of rice. Now these dishes were called sometime completely different that what I just named them off as FYI. The crunchy veggie dumplings were served in a portion of 3 with some avocado dipping sauce which was essentially asian inspired guac, and they were friggen delicious. The shell was crunchy and the filling was flavorful and fresh... and the asian guac was one of my favorite parts of any of the dishes. The coconut curry chicken was just okay, probably the least favorite of what we ordered, mostly because the cuts of chicken used were less than desirable and there was alot of dark and fatty meat used. The calamari was delish, and for me to say that is huge since I don't exactly partake in seafood often, but this stuff had some amazing flavor on it and was super crunchy and not chewy at all. They also use little whole squids, so it's not all the fried rings like I'm used to. The crunchy chicken springrolls were served as 3, and I liked them personally, but boyf thought they were only just okay. They were crunchy and not oily and the inside had small chunks of chicken and minced veggies - just as you'd expect. I did not try the duck but was told it was fantastic. The chicken and rice noodles was the most mainstream dish we ordered and while tasty, was nothing special or anything set apart from dishes I can order at any Thai restaurant. The rice bun dough wrapped chicken/veggies was one of my favorite things we ordered and unlike anything I've had. I was expecting a bun, but it was like a noodle wrap, almost the consistency of a wonton, encompassing a delicious collective of minced chicken and veggies. I did not dislike one thing we ordered, and thought everything was really well done and delicious. For dessert, we attempted to take advantage of the Yelp check-in offer of 1 euro off the pana cotta, but they were out so we got some kind of green tapioca. It was alright, not something I would probably pick out myself, but enjoyable for a few bites. Totally recommend trying Transit out! read more

Really nice concept, a bit like Asian tapas. You can choose different little things from the menu which are served all at the same time. I liked 'my favorite duck' a lot! Also nice are the green curry, the yellow curry and the papaya salad. Good food and not expensive! read more

This place is very interesting and different and I loved it here. The service is good and you get a piece of paper where you fill out what you want to order. The dessert was great and each one of the bowls we had was delicious. I definitely recommend this place. read more

Amazing asian fusion tapas! Will definitely come again. The service was very friendly too.

i'm not sure about this place. went with a friend and we split 4 dishes. 1 was excellent (shark catfish in red curry), 2 were average (grilled & minced pork wrapped in lalot leaves, and some kind of tofu satay) and 1 was bad (vegetables of the season). the pork dish was the most dissapointing because it was actually just 2 TINY mincemeat rolls wrapped in the leaves along with a few plain grilled pork strips which sat to the side. one of the mincemeat rolls had a bone that i nearly cracked a tooth on and had to spit out. i like the concept of this place, so i plan to give it another try and try some of the other dishes. but for now i'm struggling to give it 3-stars. read more

We LOVE Transit!!! One of our favorite restaurants in the area!! The food is always spectacular, the service is excellent and the atmosphere is relaxing. A mix of asian fusion served tapas style with smaller portions. 3EUR per dish and 1EUR for rice or rice noodles. cocktails are to die for! always strong and beautifully decorated with fresh fruits and orchids. my favorite dishes include the crispy shark catfish in spicy red curry, grilled pork in lallot leaves, spicy lime-marinated steak and the grilled duck. most dishes can be substituted with tofu as well!! hungry yet?? get there soon read more

Look, this is an amazing restaurant for many reasons. 1. You combine the concept of tapas / small amazing delectable dishes with the idea of not choosing just one. Which by the way, they are all 3 euros. 2. An amazing Mango lassi or equivalent 3. Great service and amazing ambiance. 4. A place to come by yourself, as a couple or a large group . .. 5. No MSG! And you have Transit. This is a great restaurant, I have sneaking suspicions they are Thai, that's because of the taste of the food and the fact that I can understand what they are saying in Thai. I would say the only drawback would be: 1. You hate thai / asian food. 2. You want a ridiculously large plate to yourself without the experience of eating other flavors. 3. You don't like the color red at all. 4. F'Schain repulses you. 5. The menu is a little confusing with check boxes. However, just go. 3 euros per small dish and you can get two per person or maybe 3 for a couple. Get some rice or noodles to add some carbs and there you go . .. a well-cooked and very delicious meal. I know my husband loves all the meat options . . I go for the opposite of course and some occasionaly fish or shark. read more

I love the concept of this restaurant and being able to try so many different things. It's tasty but it all feels a little like its missing something. So many options maybe means a bit of loss of quality. Service is ok. read more

the best Thai food in town, not too expensive. I eat there every week, staff is very nice and quick. GO THERE

Pros: Food: pretty good for Berlin, with a bit more flavour than the average asian shop. Nice to have a place that focuses on a specific cuisine unlike a lot of the other asian shops that do sushi/indonesian/vietnamese/chinese with burgers. Decor: Red, lots of red, and asian bird-cages (thankfully minus the birds). But I found it hard to read the menu with the lighting, the red on white printing is not suited for a dark room. Cons: It was bloody loud in there tonight, they could have turned the sound down a bit. read more

Great food and ambiente. Cocktails are also really good. What i like is the fact that you can taste different type of dishes. Price is quite fair as well. One of my favourites in Berlin! read more

Good food. Bitch waitress. I dinned here the 22 of February of 2016 at 23:30, so, Im not mentioning any names, but there was only one waitress. Enough said? Now, I don't now how much time does a waitress takes to dine, but I take an estimate of 45min-1hour to fully engage (and I'm Mexican, which means Im familiar with something called "sobremesa" which I encourage you to research so you understand my joke). I got there at 23:36 for a two-people table. The waitress said the kitchen closed at 12:45 (which for me is more than enough), she grinned, I ask her to explain to me the juices menu, she grinned. We finish and ordered desert, she grinned. She forgot spoons and I told her if she "wanted us out of there" she needed to attend us fast, she grinned and mumble something for which my girlfriend and I felt super despised. We order another desert and she said that "it was the last one she was going to give us, then the check". Horrible service, that waitress ruined our dinner. And I have to mentioned I worked for a year as a waiter in a New York City-Soho restaurant, so, I BLOODY NOW that the customer had nothing to do with my bad mood and/or sucky life. Enough said? read more