What are the best pork dishes in Berlin?

Based on diner recommendations, the best pork dish in Berlin is at Spreewirtschaft. We compared 35 restaurants serving pork dishes.

How much do pork dishes cost in Berlin?

Pork dish prices in Berlin range from €4.50 to €100.00 across 35 restaurants.

Best Pork Dishes in Berlin

35 restaurants compared

Price range: €4.50 – €100.00

Avg recommendation: 89%

Top 5 Pork Dishes in Berlin (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 35 restaurants:

Königsberger Klopse at Spreewirtschaft, €16.00 (Friedrichshain)
Housemade Lardo at Pluto, €12.00 (Prenzlauer Berg)
Sausage Sandwich (Breakfast McMuffin Style) at Annelies, €11.00 (Kreuzberg)
Bánh Xèo at Madame Ngo, €14.00 (Charlottenburg)
Seasonal Charcuterie at Dr. Maury, €16.00 (Prenzlauer Berg)

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

All 35 Pork Dishes

Königsberger Klopse

Spreewirtschaft

Friedrichshain·$$

€16.00

Ground beef and pork meatballs with anchovy and onion, served in a creamy caper sauce with boiled potatoes.

Tip: This is a traditional dish—if you want to understand Berlin's food history, order it.

Housemade Lardo

Pluto

Prenzlauer Berg·$$$

€12.00

Cured and sliced pork fat, served chilled with bread.

Tip: Lardo is an acquired taste — try just one bite to understand the flavor profile rather than committing to a full portion.

Sausage Sandwich (Breakfast McMuffin Style)

Annelies

Kreuzberg·$$

€11.00

House-made sausage patty served between English muffin with egg, cheese, and house sauce.

Tip: This is the breakfast sandwich to get if you're in a rush — warm, handheld, and satisfying. Grab it and walk to the park with coffee.

Bánh Xèo

Madame Ngo

Charlottenburg·$$

€14.00

Crispy turmeric-rice flour crepes filled with pork, shrimp, and beansprouts.

Tip: The crepe comes to the table hot and sizzling (hence the name). Eat it immediately with your hands, tearing pieces and wrapping in lettuce.

Seasonal Charcuterie

Dr. Maury

Prenzlauer Berg·$$$

€16.00

Rotating selection of French cured meats and terrines.

Tip: Call ahead and ask what's on the charcuterie board today. Some weeks are better than others depending on sourcing.

Currywurst with Double Sausage

Curry 36

Kreuzberg·$

€6.50

Two sliced sausages covered with curry sauce, for those with a bigger appetite.

Tip: After midnight, order the double sausage version — you'll need the extra protein and calories for the rest of the night out.

Meister Aller Klassen

Burgermeister

Kreuzberg·$$

€13.50

Burgermeister's signature creation: double beef patties, double cheese, bacon, and jalapeños.

Tip: The Meister Aller Klassen is their most elaborate burger, but the simple Hamburger is actually better. Try the basic version first to understand the technique, then graduate to fancier versions.

Currywurst

Spreewirtschaft

Friedrichshain·$$

€9.50

Grilled bratwurst topped with curry powder and ketchup, served with crispy fries.

Tip: Grab currywurst at the counter if you want to eat standing up—perfect for a quick lunch.

Pork Gyoza (Fried Dumplings)

Niko Niko Ramen

Friedrichshain·$$

€7.50

Pan-fried pork and vegetable dumplings with a crispy bottom and soft pleated tops.

Tip: Order gyoza to go with your ramen—they're the perfect textural contrast to the soft noodles.

#10

Banh Mi (Vietnamese Sandwich)

Miss Saigon

Kreuzberg·$$

€7.50

French-style baguette filled with pâté, pickled vegetables, fresh herbs, and choice of protein.

Tip: The banh mi is good if you want something more portable than pho — you can eat it standing or walking. Crispy baguette and flavorful filling make it satisfying.

#11

Boulettes with Fries

Konnopke's Imbiss

Prenzlauer Berg·$

€8.00

German meatballs served with curry sauce and crispy fried potatoes.

Tip: Meatballs come in a serving of 3-4, which feeds one person well but can be shared.

#12

Smoked Ribs

BRLO Brwhouse

Kreuzberg·$$

€18.00

Slow-smoked pork ribs from free-range farms, served with sides.

Tip: The ribs are falling-off-the-bone tender — ask for extra napkins.

#13

Double Currywurst

Witty's

Schöneberg·$$

€12.50

Two organic sausages with curry ketchup, fries, and coleslaw.

Tip: Better value than ordering two singles. The coleslaw is a nice acidic contrast to the rich sausage.

#14

Liver Knödel

Knödelwirtschaft

Neukölln·$$

€13.00

Traditional Austrian offal dumplings made with pork liver, served with caramelized onions and apple compote.

Tip: The liver knödel are polarizing but worth trying if you're adventurous. If you dislike liver, skip it and try porcini or bacon instead.

#15

Bacon Knödel with Brown Butter

Knödelwirtschaft

Neukölln·$$

€13.00

Savory dumplings studded with crispy bacon and served with nutty brown butter.

Tip: The bacon knödel are underrated — they're meatier and more flavorful than cheese knödel, especially in brown butter.

#16

Bun Cha (Grilled Pork with Noodles)

Monsieur Vuong

Mitte·$$

€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.

#17

Taco de Chorizo Verde

Tacos El Rey

Kreuzberg·$

€5.00

Spiced green chorizo in a hand-pressed tortilla with fresh salsas.

Tip: This is a great second taco to order — lighter than the birria and a nice flavor change.

#18

Bún Chả

Madame Ngo

Charlottenburg·$$

€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.

#19

Cevapcici

Sarajevo

Wedding·$

€6.50

Six minced meat meatballs grilled to order, served with bread and ajvar.

Tip: Order two servings per person if you're hungry — one portion (six meatballs) is light. The portions are smaller than at Turkish spots.

#2093% recommend

Currywurst with Fries

Curry 36

Kreuzberg·$

€6.50

Sliced sausage with curry sauce served alongside a portion of crispy fried potatoes.

Tip: Get the Currywurst mit Pommes (with fries) — it's the complete meal and only 6.50 euros. Ask for ketchup on the side if you want it.

#2192% recommend

Tonkotsu Ramen

Niko Niko Ramen

Friedrichshain·$$

€16.50

Milky pork bone broth with house noodles, chashu pork, and vegetables.

Tip: Start with tonkotsu to understand what ramen can be when made with care—it will reset your expectations.

#2292% recommend

Yakitori Omakase Menu (€75)

Stoke

Kreuzberg·$$$

€75.00

Five rotating yakitori and kushiyaki skewers grilled over Binchotan charcoal, built around a nightly theme.

Tip: The menu theme rotates nightly — call ahead or check their Instagram to see what's being grilled tonight before booking.

#2392% recommend

Housemade Mangalitza Ham

Pluto

Prenzlauer Berg·$$$

€16.00

Cured and sliced Mangalitza pork, a premium heritage breed known for marbling.

Tip: Order this to understand what premium cured pork tastes like — the quality is immediately apparent.

#2491% recommend

Pork and Chive Dumplings

Han West

Neukölln·$

€6.50

Hand-pleated dumplings filled with minced pork and fresh chives.

Tip: Get the pork and chive — it's the most popular and reviewers across multiple sites call it out specifically.

#2591% recommend

Classic Currywurst

Curry 36

Kreuzberg·$

€4.50

Sliced sausage without casing topped with housemade curry sauce and topped with paprika powder.

Tip: This is the original currywurst — the dish that started it all. Come here to taste the benchmark version that other stands are measured against.

#2691% recommend

Spring Rolls (Cha Gio)

Monsieur Vuong

Mitte·$$

€6.50

Crispy deep-fried rolls stuffed with pork and shrimp, double-fried for extra crunch.

Tip: Order two per person. One is never enough once you start eating them.

#2790% recommend

Hand-Rolled Pici Pasta with Dashi and Lemon Pecorino

Hallmann & Klee

Neukölln·$$$$

€100.00

Thick, hand-rolled pici noodles in a light dashi-based sauce with grated lemon pecorino cheese.

Tip: This pasta course is a seasonal staple and one of the most frequently praised dishes on the tasting menu.

#2889% recommend

Pork Belly Gua Bao

Han West

Neukölln·$

€5.50

Stewed pork belly, herbs, and peanuts wrapped in lotus-leaf bread.

Tip: One pork belly bao is a full meal — large and satisfying.

#2988% recommend

Königsberger Klopse

Gendarmerie

Mitte·$$$

€22.00

Classic Berlin meatballs in champagne cream sauce with beetroot, potatoes, and capers.

Tip: This is Berlin on a plate. The champagne sauce is the giveaway — it's refined comfort food.

#3086% recommend

Schweinshaxe (Roasted Pork Knuckle)

Spreewirtschaft

Friedrichshain·$$

€22.00

Slow-roasted pork knuckle with crispy skin, served with potato puree and sauerkraut.

Tip: Order one haxe for 2 people—the portions are enormous and meant for sharing.

#3185% recommend

Schweinebraten mit Spätzle

Lebensmittel in Mitte

Mitte·$$

€26.00

Bavarian roasted pork with crispy skin, served with egg noodles and rich pan sauce.

Tip: This is available daily but especially recommended on Sundays and Mondays when it's freshest. The pan sauce is the reward.

#3285% recommend

Classic Organic Currywurst

Witty's

Schöneberg·$$

€8.50

Bioland-certified pork sausage with curry ketchup and fries.

Tip: Ask for spicy if you like heat. The mild version is genuinely mild — most people go for spicy.

#3385% recommend

Königsberger Klopse

Trio

Mitte·$$$

€24.50

Beef and pork meatballs in a creamy caper sauce with potatoes.

Tip: The lunch portion is generous — a single order is substantial. Pairs well with a Berlin pilsner.

#3485% recommend

Bún Bò Huế

Madame Ngo

Charlottenburg·$$

€15.50

Vermicelli noodles with spiced beef and pork broth, lemongrass, and fresh vegetables.

Tip: This comes mildly spiced. Ask for extra chili on the side if you like heat.

#3582% recommend

Charcuterie & Small Plates

Mr. Susan

Mitte·$$$

€18.00

House-made and imported cured meats, cheese, and Korean pickles.

Tip: Order a board for the table. The mix of European and Korean flavors complements the cocktail program perfectly.