Where is the best noodles in Berlin?

Based on diner recommendations, the best noodles in Berlin is at Madame Ngo. We compared 10 restaurants serving noodles.

How much does noodles cost in Berlin?

Noodles prices in Berlin range from €4.50 to €14.00 across 10 restaurants.

Best Noodles in Berlin

10 restaurants compared

Price range: €4.50 – €14.00

Avg recommendation: 85%

Top 5 Noodles in Berlin (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 10 restaurants:

Madame Ngo, €13.50 (Charlottenburg)
Mamas Banh, €14.00 (Prenzlauer Berg)
Hamy Café, €4.50 (Kreuzberg)
Holzmarkt 25, €8.00 (Friedrichshain)
Mamas Banh, €13.00 (Prenzlauer Berg)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 10 Restaurants Compared

Madame Ngo

Charlottenburg·$$

Bún Chả

€13.50

Grilled pork meatballs and pork belly with vermicelli noodles and fresh herb plate.

Tip: Mix the components at the table: noodles, charred pork, and the dipping sauce. Pile on fresh herbs liberally.

Mamas Banh

Prenzlauer Berg·$$

Cháo Bánh Canh

€14.00

Warming rice congee with thick homemade rice noodles and chicken broth.

Tip: Cháo bánh canh is perfect for winter — the rice porridge is warming and the thick noodles are satisfying.

Hamy Café

Kreuzberg·$

Vegetarian Curry Soup

€4.50

The house curry broth made with vegetable stock instead of meat, served with noodles and seasonal vegetables.

Tip: Hamy serves proper vegetarian curry soups, not an afterthought. The broth is still delicious and the vegetables are fresh.

Holzmarkt 25

Friedrichshain·$

Rotating Street Food

€8.00

Different vendors operate seasonally with changing menus — typically includes Asian noodles, BBQ, vegetarian options.

Tip: Check the events calendar or ask staff which vendors are operating that day — the menu changes seasonally.

Mamas Banh

Prenzlauer Berg·$$

Vietnamese Wheat Noodle Soup

€13.00

Handmade wheat noodles in a clear, aromatic broth with chicken or beef.

Tip: The broth is light and clean — order without added oil or richness if you prefer a simpler meal.

Monsieur Vuong

Mitte·$$

Bun Cha (Grilled Pork with Noodles)

€12.00

Grilled pork patties served with rice noodles, fresh herbs, and peanut sauce.

Tip: Lunch is slightly quieter than dinner. Come 12:30-1:30pm on weekdays for faster seating.

Monsieur Vuong

Mitte·$$

Daily Menu Selection

€13.00

Handwritten chalkboard menu rotating twice weekly with Vietnamese specialties from the Mekong Delta.

Tip: Arrive before 7pm or plan to queue 30-45 minutes. The daily menu items sell out by 8:30pm most nights.

#894% recommend

Hamy Café

Kreuzberg·$

Curry Soup with Noodles and Chicken

€4.90

Aromatic yellow curry broth with tender noodles and chunks of poached chicken, served piping hot.

Tip: This curry soup is the reason to come. It's authentic, generous, and costs less than 5 EUR. Get it every time.

#991% recommend

Hamy Café

Kreuzberg·$

Curry Soup with Noodles and Beef

€5.50

The same fragrant curry broth served with noodles and tender beef instead of chicken.

Tip: Try the beef version if chicken feels repetitive — the flavors are similar but the beef melts into the broth differently.

#1070% recommend

House of Small Wonder

Mitte·$$

Udon Carbonara

Fresh udon noodles tossed in creamy cheese and egg yolk, topped with nori seaweed, grilled pancetta, and soy sauce.

Tip: This is polarizing—some diners love it, others find it awkward. Try it to decide for yourself rather than skipping based on skepticism.