I had the D25, flat noodles stir fry with beef. It was excellent and the taste was wonderful. I…read morecould have used a little more beer and less noodles but I ended up full and happy either way. Great little spot for what appears to be pretty authentic Chinese foodl

Not the kind of Chinese restaurants you see pretty often in Europe, which only serves buffet and…read moreso-called Chinese dishes that are pre-cooked supermarket items. For a moment I thought that was back the States and dining in a Chinatown restaurant. This place is quite authentic as in being Chinese in all regards. The boss won't hesitate to drop by the kitchen and get his hand dirty. And they don't offer you made-up Chinese cuisines, which many restaurants do. You can understand each and every dish by google its name. Kinda tricky but it helps.

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.

Excellent and authentic! This is my favorite Chinese restaurant in Berlin. It's probably my…read morefavorite Chinese restaurant outside of China or Los Angeles. It is so good. I recommend the pork soup dumplings, pork belly, beef tripe, and jellyfish and cucumber. It's fun for me to read the menu in Chinese and German when my primary language is English. The wait staff speak it all so be comfortable ordering. I hope this restaurant stays in business forever. Perhaps they can open up a location in West Berlin too.

I was hoping for some authentic Chinese food while in Berlin and had high hopes for this place. The…read morestaff was very friendly, but unfortunately the food was just mediocre and the quality of the ingredients was also not the best. I am still giving it 3 stars for the staff was very cordial and nice.

I am very skeptical of Chinese food in Berlin, as I have had a few disappointments lately. That…read morebeing said, Wok Show was incredible. Homemade Chinese dumplings (Jiaozi, including vegan options) that taste like they were made to order and never frozen. The price is also affordable too, approximately 10€ a person, for a lot of food and drink. The cucumber and garlic dish complimented the dumplings with a freshness, and I loved the touch of crispy chili on top and toasted sesame oil. During COVID they have a limited amount of outdoor seating, so expect to wait for a table or order to-go.

Jiaozi (Chinese Dumpling) | about 7-8€ for 20 pieces…read more Lunch at my favourite place for Jiaozi (chinese dumplings). Nomnomnom. It's a popular place for Jiaozi and affordable for the amount you get I think. You can always choose whether you want them boiled or fried. Been in love with it since my friend showed us this place and we ordered 80 dumplings years agao *-* . #CaloristasCheapEats_Berlin

2 steps above fast food; great dim sum. Hot pink plexiglass separates you from the kitchen, and…read morethey play hip hop to give themselves an edge. Feel free to watch them cook; the chef will look right back. Ha! A lot of singles during the day and a generally nice crowd. The service is absolutely lovely, and you'll appreciate that the food takes a while to come out because you know it's fresh. Worth the wait. Try everything, and don't be afraid to be adventurous. The pork bun is great, the lamb is cinnamony, the mainstream dumplings are exactly what you want, the homemade lemonade is not too sweet.

Dumpling place with a decent selection. More heavy and german style, not traditional.read more

Ich habe letzte Woche im Rice Queen zu Abend gegessen und war wirklich zufrieden. Die Speisekarte…read morehatte viele Optionen, das Sushi war sehr lecker. Die Atmosphäre war angenehm und das Personal war freundlich. Die Preise waren auch angemessen

Just 3 weeks after arriving in Berlin, I gave a try for this restaurant and it turns out AMAZING! I…read moreordered Soto Ayam (Chicken Clear Soup), Sate Ayam (Grilled Chicken) and Ginger Tea for the drink. Everything came so tasty and perfect. I also brought my friends to try Indonesian for the first time. They suggested to try their most recommended food: chicken with sumatra sauce and my friends loved it so much!! For the ambience, it was actually combination of Chinese and Japanese restaurant. We were also served friendly. Overall, I definitely will come back again

There is no shortage of Asian restaurants in this area. But I'm here about once a week. My better…read morehalf is Asian and is very conscious about good food. Good honest food (for the fancy stuff with abalone and gold glitter you have to go elsewhere), great dim sums, friendly service, well located, ... 'Nuff said.

Review from stil in Berlin: Dan's Dim Sum…read moreWith no lesser intent than to bring the best Dim Sum to the capital, this place has been recommended to me by a very trusted source on all things Chinese, Ash Lee. While she was also quick to admit Dan's isn't that great for vegetarians, I am still hooked enough to travel north to find out what Dan means with "best". Dan's Dim Sum, Gleimstrasse 17, Prenzlauer Berg