Larb Koi

Thai restaurant · Friedrichsberg

Larb Koi

Thai restaurant · Friedrichsberg

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Krossener Str. 15, 10245 Berlin, Germany

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Spicy regional Thai dishes, flavourful seafood, duck, and sticky rice  

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Krossener Str. 15, 10245 Berlin, Germany Get directions

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€20–30

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+49 30 74078235
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The 25 Best Restaurants In Berlin - Berlin - The Infatuation

"Although Berlin’s best and most beloved Thai food can undeniably be found at Thai Park—recently forced to relocate out of Wilmersdorf’s Preußenpark onto the nearby Württembergische Straße—Larb Koi is a close runner-up, battling it out against Khao Taan for the second place spot. If you search for where to find spicy food in Berlin, Larb Koi will feature heavily in the results. This is one of the only places in the city where you can eat wildly spicy dishes—the chicken larb and papaya salad will both leave you mopping your brow and feeling a bit dizzy. The heat (resist the hubristic urge to order anything above “medium Thai spicy”) is our favourite way to release endorphins in this hedonistic town, and that’s saying something." - olivia ladanyi

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Larb Koi Thai - Review - Friedrichshain - Berlin - The Infatuation

"Although Berlin’s best and most beloved Thai food can undeniably be found at Thai Park—recently forced to relocate out of Wilmersdorf’s Preußenpark onto the nearby Württembergische Straße—Larb Koi is a close runner-up, battling it out against Khao Taan for the second place spot. If you search for where to find spicy food in Berlin, Larb Koi will feature heavily in the results. This is one of the only places in the city where you can eat wildly spicy dishes—the chicken larb and papaya salad will both leave you mopping your brow and feeling a bit dizzy. The heat (resist the hubristic urge to order anything above “medium Thai spicy”) served up by Monay Sakarin is our favourite way to release endorphins in this hedonistic town, and that’s saying something." - Olivia Ladanyi

https://www.theinfatuation.com/berlin/reviews/larb-koi-thai
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The 38 Best Berlin Restaurants | Eater

"Don’t be fooled by Larb Koi’s humble description of its offerings as home-cooked fare; at this gem, tucked in a touristy stretch of Friedrichshain, chef Monay Sakarin dishes up some of Berlin’s finest Thai food. With the exception of a superbly tangy papaya salad, the small menu skips standard dishes that you can get elsewhere and leans into specialties from various regions, like a Southern curry with a full, deep-fried sea bass or a phenomenal (if elusive) octopus curry. Despite Berlin’s heat-averse food scene, Larb Koi isn’t scared to play with some serious spice." - Tim Forster

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Diane Sicsic

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Absolutely perfect! The food was incredibly flavourful and aromatic. The duck was life-changing - best I’ve ever had. The oysters were large and meaty, incredible seasoning, the chicken was delicious and aromatic, and the sticky mango rice was rich and comforting, the perfect way to end the meal. No notes really. The staff were extremely nice, helpful and accommodating. Cannot wait to go back - actually, we already booked our next visit. As others have said, it is quite spicy - the level of spice was perfect for us (with the help of a milk tea). The place also doesn’t accommodate vegan diets, and it would probably be tough for vegetarians as well.

Michael Menegos

Google
Delicious, authentic thai recipes, excellently made. The service staff on a very busy evening were welcoming, efficient, quick and made us smile with their kindness. The menu has very few, if any, options for non-meat eaters and the kitchen cannot accommodate easily any minor special requests. Overpriced dishes, particularly for that area, the rather pricey wine menu needs to be reviewed- all the whites are very similar and desperately need an addition of an off-dry Riesling or a bit sweeter to better match with the food and the heat. A Thai beer brand would also add immensely to the experience. The sticky rice in the small serving of mango & rice pudding was not sticky, but crunchy and not that appealing, and the type of mango must have been chosen hastily (fibrous, not sweet enough). A must-go for the ones searching for authentic cuisine from all over Thailand and are prepared to pay more for it, in cash only.

marion lemkens

Google
Best Thaifood outside Thailand! The waitress welcomed us with: no vegan food, we cook spicy, cash only! You better make a reservation! Highly recommended! 5 stars well deserved!

Daria Sadkovski

Google
We had a wonderful dinner here. Food is well seasoned and with a great level of spiciness ( my and my partners spice tolerance is 7-8/10, thier spiciness level to our taste was around 5-7/10. We had the Papaya salad, the confi duck, and the minced fork with the liver, together with mango and sticky rice for dessert and complimented with Lemongrass tea and jelly coffee. Everything was very delicious, maybe just the Papaya salad wasn't very much to my taste, it could be marinated for less time (or the tomatoes just didn't fit well there)

Lisa C

Google
The fried sea bass with curry sauce was great- really properly sweat inducing spice - they didn’t hold back! Based on that the octopus dish is probably lethal. The som tum was missing a certain something, the tuna tataki salad was nice, drinks a bit on the pricey side and they won’t give tap water. Cash only.

unnati gupta

Google
The food here is very spicy, but they make sure to inform you beforehand, so you’re well-prepared. If you can’t handle spice, this might not be the spot for you. However, the limited menu is well-curated, and the dishes are definitely worth trying! The chef is incredibly friendly, cheerful, and makes you feel right at home. The waitstaff is equally polite and welcoming, adding to the warm atmosphere. Although I can’t handle spicy food myself (I visited with friends), I absolutely loved the drinks—they were fantastic! The ambiance is cozy and inviting, though the space is small and often packed, so getting a table can be tricky. All in all, it’s a vibrant spot with great energy and a must-visit for spice lovers!

Cree Vitti

Google
Had a great meal here, servers were all very sweet, food was really good. Had the fried seabass, which was the stand out spicy and light and acidic. Khao soi and pork larb specials were also great. Will 100 percent be back 😛🤯🚨

carmel m

Google
Came here for a quick dessert, got two mango sticky rice and Thai iced tea The mango sticky rice was delicious and mangoes were perfect! Thai iced tea was more milky than usual but still really good! Super impressed