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!

Surprisingly good Sichuan noodles in Berlin Mitte. I mean,…read moreberlin is probably the world capital of "good but not great" food - everything is good, but you are very rarely blown away. And there is this place - which is, genuinely, amazingly, great. The noodles have the right tooth, the broth is unctuous and umami laden, the meats/veggies/tofu/... are done just right - I mean, this is amazeballs! And yeah, you can get all the ma-la fix that you want - just be wary of the lunch rush...

We ate at Duc Anh on a Sunday night. There was no line so we were seated right away. There were a…read moreton of menu options to chose from. Great money for value. Portion sizes were large and the food was very tasty. The restaurant is a bit small inside and can seat about 15 people.

Amazing food, prices, and service. We had the fried chicken with curry twice because it was so…read moredelicious. I tried the duck which was good but the fried chicken is the must eat here! Lovely place and all the food we ordered was excellent. Cash only!

We found this little dim sum restaurant around the corner from our Airbnb. Cash only when you go!…read moreThey do reserve tables so make one or get there between 5-630. They are only open for dinner. It is a cozy spot with wonderful dumplings and Shumai. There are vegan options for the filling as well as things for the carnivores. We got soup dumplings and a variety of others. My friend ordered a delicious wood ear filled dumplings and some small plates as apps. Do not walk past this one. It is worth the stop. Our dumpling baskets were stacked 2 foot tall when we were done.

As asian dim sum lover I have to disagree with the great ratings for this place. Maybe because this…read morearea has less options for dim sum? Anyways the dim sum is mediocre and we left very disappointed. Taste, portion, everything. If you are looking for authentic good dim sum, you'll find asian locals eating at Aroma restaurant in Kantstrasse (West Berlin). Sorry! Besides the Prenzlauer Berg and Young Generation vibe.. thIs place is nothing for me.

Food was pretty average. Korean fried chicken was salty and flat noodles was bland. Peach drink was…read moregood.. overall not a great experience.

Chewy noodles and tasty soup. A very authentic Chinese place. It gets crowded sometimes.read more

Very nice place, with very nice people. They serve food until late, as advertised. The food is…read moregood.

I am giving 5 stars, because for 7.50€ you get a full bowl of very tasty pho and lots of vegan duck…read morein it. The portions are huge with lots of protein in it. The vegan pho with vegan duck and glass noodles was incredible tasty. The soup was amazing, slight taste of sweetness, good portion even if the vegan duck for an amazing price. Very authentic and tasty! The summer roll with shrimp in peanut sauce however was disappointing. The salad was not fresh and the sauce was very watery and lacked in taste. If you are looking for great Vietnamese food. This is you spot! Price value ratio is unbeatable really! And even if you are vegan you'll be a happy customer. If you care about the experience and cosyness. Skip this place. Taste wise I can confidently say it's one of the best here in Prenzlauer Berg so far and we have tried many spots with average to mediocre pho soup. Note they ONLY ACCEPT CASH!

Literally the best won ton soup I've ever had. I was not expecting it to be a fried won ton, but it…read morewas. And I was not expecting so much flavor. Really amazing.

Beim Bezahlen ist mir zunächst nichts aufgefallen. Erst zu Hause habe ich die Rechnung genauer…read moregeprüft und festgestellt, dass mir 12 € zu viel berechnet wurden. Was mich besonders stutzig macht: In anderen Bewertungen wird eine sehr ähnliche Situation beschrieben. Unter diesen Umständen fällt es schwer, von einem einfachen Versehen auszugehen. Ich empfehle daher dringend, die Rechnung direkt vor Ort sorgfältig zu kontrollieren.

I wish this place was closer to my house, because I would eat here more often. Limited ramen menu,…read morebut perfectly done with an authentic taste. While people tend to sit too long and make the wait longer than it needs to be, it is worth the wait. The different alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks available are worth trying as well. I highly recommend this place if you are in the mood for ramen.

So good! This was really good ramen. Great flavor, this is a must have! Put this on your list of…read moreplaces to try.

With a month in of traveling through Eastern Europe, I was having serious cravings for a classic…read morebowl of pho!! I could wait yet another month more for Vietnamese food. So when I landed in the heart of Berlin (in Mitte), my first stop in Western Europe, I made a B-line without hesitation. The highlight here for me was the raw egg served in a separate bowl with broth. The egg poaches itself in the hot broth. And it's so good!! I haven't had this since I was in Hanoi all the time, and where it's commonplace. The pho bowls (triple beef combo & chicken pho) were just okay. Broth came out piping hot, but also heavy on the MSG. I swear I was drinking water non-stop all night. Also, they really skimp on the noodles. I mean, dry rice noodles are very inexpensive (fresh noodles aren't available here), and most places load up on the noodles. The deep fried breadsticks came out cold and somewhat hardened. We were there for dinner and I'm guessing they were fried much earlier in the day. Disappointing that they weren't even barely warm. Service was friendly, and apparently a popular spot in Mitte. I'm not well versed on pho in Berlin, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come here. There are actually quite a lot of pho spots in Berlin, which I subsequently tried and enjoyed more.

Walking in and being met with the Vietnamese Communist Flag is a bit unnerving. But let's put…read morepolitics aside and focus on the pho here. The soup was very flavorful. Broth nice clean and clear of grease. Generous amount of noodles. I had the pho tai but I think my meat was a bit too thick and cooked. It didn't taste like the usual thin rare slices. It came with bean sprouts (we had to ask for more; they give little compared to the US), basil, sliced chili peppers, and limes. Perfect. I enjoyed it so much that I didn't even add sriracha. That's when I know it's good. If you can ignore that lit up communist flag, pop in for a very good bowl of pho.

Good food but they refuse to give a glass of tap water.. It's a shame to be forced to buy a little…read moreplastic bottle. Shame to lower to tone

I was staying at a hostel near here. I got in a little later and started wandering around the…read moreneighbourhood looking for some dinner. I saw Marubi, but kept walking. I mean was I going to eat ramen while I was in Germany? What about finding some bratwurst and beer? Well I ended up walking all over, but came back to Marubi, because dammit I really wanted some Ramen. It's not a big restaurant, but it wasn't busy when I was there (it was after 8), so I got seated right away. I ordered the beef ramen. The very little German I can speak and understand didn't stop me from getting a delicious bowl of ramen, and it was delicious. There's a good ramen place in Dublin where I live, but it's a bit of a ways for me to get to. So yeah Ramen in Berlin was a great idea. I always forget how much I love ramen until I have a bowl. This was as good as the ramen I tried in Tokyo. Homemade, nicely seasoned, and a good price. With some water it was 9.80, and was enough to keep me satiated until breakfast the next morning. If you're in Prenzlauer Berg in Berlin it's worth stopping in for a delicious bowl of ramen at Marubi.

This is a pretty quaint spot but we happened to grab a table. In a cool, rainy night, ramen was in…read moreorder with some chicken. It was done really well and I was happy with my soup. I had some sake and finished it all off with mochi.

Such a delightful place in the Mitte neighborhood of Berlin. We had dinner and it was fantastic!…read moreIt's a small place but we were able to get a table inside for our group of 4 people. We had the gyoza dumplings to start and they were so good. I had the chicken ramen and wow, it was delicious! I had them add a fried egg and the spicy chili sauce and it was so flavorful! We all enjoyed our ramen and would come back again!