Chungking Noodles

Lovely service, super yummy food, so rich in taste! I had the option will all toppings (pork, beef, tofu) and it was sooo good. Highly recommend :)

Really tasty spot if you’re into noodles – definitely worth checking out if you’re craving something flavorful and comforting. The menu isn’t huge, but what they do, they do very well. We tried a fermented potato salad (or something along those lines), which was interesting – not mind-blowing, but nice to try. The noodles themselves, though, were absolutely delicious. Perfect texture, great flavor! A special shoutout for the sesame ice cream – wow. That dessert alone is worth the visit! Just keep in mind that their opening hours are a bit limited, so it’s good to check before you go. But overall, a great spot for noodle lovers!

Just went there and enjoyed the beef noodles, which were flavorful and well-prepared. The beer was great, and the ice cream had unique flavors that I loved! All together, it cost 30.50€, which felt reasonable for the quality. The atmosphere was cozy, and the staff was friendly. Will definitely come back!

I got the vegan noodles and they were very delicious. You can choose between three spicy levels, medium, spicy and extra spicy. We choose the spicy one which were spicy enough for me but I do eat spicy food regularly. If you don't eat spicy often, better choose the medium ones. Besides that the service was quick and attentive. 10/10 would highly recommend.

There's the idea that competition drives innovation right. And with a super good ramen spot not a 100m from this spot, I would've thought that their stuff is at least up there in terms of quality. But it's not. It's honestly shocking how supbar their noodles are. Good things first, the decoration and whole look of the store is really cool. Screams gentrification but there's nothing OG about noodles in Berlin. Lots of hip people and working there. They're dog friendly and could accommodate a larger group of 6 at prime time easy. The bad stuff is all about the food tho. To start things of, I asked for the hottest the most spicy they can make it. I put special emphasis on it. Make it as hot as possible. Dude said for sure gotchu. But I got some slightly hotter sauce. And it wasn't even nice hotness where you can taste seasoning or whatever. It was this pure saltyish hot of a dried chili pepper in oil. Tastes like kinda salty but oily and you get a slight tingle. But it was alright. As a native of the east I can hardly blame them for making it hot for the aesthetics. Tho the toppings were another issue. I usually order the biggest and baddest dish at all restaurants. One that has the best the store has to offer, thus I got all the toppings. But the problem was that all toppings roughly tasted the same and the textures blended in together quite easily. It was basically a mush with similar seasoning. All in all a subpar experience and I was kinda disappointed. No wonder the other store is fully booked and this one's not. 2 Stars - don't go here if you wanted to go there.

We had the beef shank and pork noodles. Loved the different broths. Both of us liked the shank broth more, as it had couple more aromatics in it, but the black vinegar in the pork noodles added also quite a nice note to it. Shank was very tender, falling apart and the pork was nicely minced as well. One thing I really liked about the pork dish was that they haven’t used that cheap metro minced pork that has a really weird flavour. Seems to be minced in-house. Noodles were very chewy, really love the bite to them and also not too thicc and not too thin. We sort of understand that people in Berlin have a low spice tolerance, but when you have extra spicy on the menu, it should actually be very spicy. Guess it’s more preference and tolerance. Overall, great food.

I didn't expect it to be authentic, because it looked hipster. Wow, I was so wrong. Incredibly delicious Chinese noodles with the right level of spice. The black sesame ice cream was one of the best I had in a while!

Super friendly stuff, small and on point menu, delishoush noodles and appetizers! Set their several times and the vibe is also really relaxed and cool. Great for a simple delishoush dinner. On Sunday they had a pop-up chef visit with new dishes (so not all of my images are things from the menu), but the vibe was great. If you are in the area and craving for noodles, this place definitely hit the spot.

This place is overhyped by social media and they have done a great job in marketing given how mediocre they are in their taste and interior design. The food looks amazing on picture for sure but the taste was mediocre. I am giving this rating as someone with a chinese background who enjoys Chinese food at home, in China and the US. If you've never had chongqing spicey noodles. Sure give it a try, but expect a oily spicy and sour chunk of noodles that was not super satisfying. I guess this is a place for "white" people with modified version of what you get back in chingqing. If you can't eat spicey or don't like it greasy, you better avoid this place. 11-14€ per bowl didn't seem cheap to me given the fact that you only get a bowl full of noodles a bit of meat or tofu, rest soaked in spicey oil.

If you like the atmosphere of subway train stations - go there! If you like a little bit of comfort when having your dinner - avoid this place. And forget to write any emails to the restaurant management, you will get no answer at all.