Nice place to grab a quick ... well ... soup. Don't expect…read morethis place to be all glitzy and glamorous like other places in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg neighbourhoud. Also, do not expect to be able to sit down during this place's busiest hours (lunch time) since there are only a few tables and seats (bar stools) available. However, I quite like their soups which change on a daily basis with some "regulars" thrown in the mix. Decent quality for a decent price.

This place is very down to earth. Nothing too fancy, nothing too special - just a very solid set of…read morevegetarian and none vegetarian soups. And they really do taste great! All soups are freshly cooked and while waiting for your order to be prepared you can even take a look inside the kitchen. Soups taste just like mom or grandma made them. If you are really hungry they portions might be too small but for lunch they also offer weekly changing specials like quiche. If you get a soup and quiche be prepared to almost spend 10 Euro. Since seating is very limited they also offer take away for all soups. Make sure to bring cash as they don't accept card payments.

A great spot for soup in central Berlin. We stumbled upon this gem while walking around the area…read moreand were very glad we did. We tried 4 different soups and all were fantastic. The service is very quick and friendly. The atmosphere is casual and cafe style. Coffee is good. Highly recommend this place. Be warned that they will run out of certain soups as the day progresses so get there early.

Eine der wenigen Locations in der Gegend, wo man sein Mittag noch für unter 5 Euro bekommt…read more Der Laden ist sehr niedlich eingerichtet und ist nicht immer perfekt geeignet für die Massen, die hier ihre Mittagspause verbringen wollen. Aber der Ansturm ist ja eher ein gutes Zeichen, denn die Suppen hier sind fantastisch und schmecken mir immer wieder. Ich gehe hier stets gerne hin.

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...

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.

That is probably my favourite soup/vegetarian restaurant in this neighbourhood. They cook…read moreeverything fresh from scratch and serve it with love and a smile. In the morning they offer a variety of tasty bread with avocado, tomatoes, mozzarella... You even get your dose of caffeine at this place. Highly recommend having your brekky/lunch at Soup Guerilla. Mic drop

Very good. Not afraid of a little spice, as well. Salads - as far as I have seen, at least - are…read morepotato and pasta salads - hope they can add leafy ones like Zeit für Brot to the menu, soon - but everything I've eaten here has been top notch.

Two of us tried out Cocoro for lunch the other day, and it was absolutely delicious…read more We had Gyu don(beef bowl €9.5) and Sake don(salmon bowl €10.5) with a nicely done Matcha latte (€4.5). Totally enjoyed. Gyu don was just the way I wanted it, rice was well-covered in sauce, but not soggy nor swimming as some other Japanese restaurents I experienced. The only issue we had was the portion of Sake don, it would have been perfect if the portion had been as generous as Gyu don. However, the service was pleasant. We would definitely go back.

On my food journey through Berlin was this one of the stops I enjoyed more than others…read more This place is a rather small restaurant with smaller portions but it is good food for people who enjoy eating rather than trying to satisfy an "all-you-can-eat-appetite". The menu is nice and easy to cover - about 8 appetizer, 6 udon soups and 6 don dishes which allows you to get a good feel for what they are all about in one sitting. My friend and I shared the japanese omelette and the gyazu as an appetizer which I can both recommend. I chose the Gyu Don which they actually didn't have and what kinda caused me to give 4 stars only. We then actually ordered the sake don and the chicken terriyaki don. Both looked and tasted absolutely fantastic! To complete the experience we chose the "3 out of 8 sake sampler" for 12€ that allows you to trial 3 of the 8 sake they offer in their restaurant. Whenever I am back there is just Onigiri and Udon left to try. Check this place out! Really good...

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!

This place was delicious! We got the coconut cream soup, summer rolls, and PhoBo. Oh and I can't…read moreforget about the avocado shake and apfel shake! Those were DELICOUS!! Then we got this special dessert from the chef but they are only serving it the next couple days! I def recommend this place!

Great quality and great price ! Staff were great too :)…read more Lovely place to eat and drink in Berlin overall

This was my favorite meal in Berlin by far. It's so intimate and small. You feel like you're in…read moresomeone's home. The food is incredible. Their sandwiches are to die for. Apparently we were some of their final patrons before closing the business on 12/31, but I think they're planning on opening elsewhere!

This was another Berlin recommendation from my sister. On our first night, my friends and I were…read morepretty exhausted and wanted a low key dinner that wasn't too expensive. Mogg was perfect. It is located in an old girl's school. We made sure to make reservations as we heard this is a popular place. It looks like a small deli and has a really cool vibe with a bunch of tables. They have vegetarian options for those that do not eat meat. I ordered the pastrami sandwich that they are known for. It was really good. My other friend ordered the pastrami salad, another the Reuben, and another their vegetarian sandwich. It was here that I discovered one of my favorite German Beers, Bayreuther Hell. My friend ordered lemon and ginger tea and was given hot water with a real lemon wedge and ginger root in it. I noticed that this is common in Germany. Service was great, food was delicious and it was exactly what we needed after a long day. I highly recommend!