A-Petit Restaurant

Asian Cuisine in the Heart of Prenzlauer Berg

Anyone looking for an Asian restaurant in Berlin that offers more than the average will sooner or later end up at Wörtherstraße 25. A-Petit is located between Winsviertel and Kollwitzkiez in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg, attracting a loyal regular clientele. With mint-green tables and white chairs in a vintage look, along with carefully selected details, the restaurant creates a special feel-good atmosphere. Those who enjoy warmth can sit outside and enjoy the quiet street scene.

On TheFork, A-Petit Restaurant is one of Berlin’s most popular Asian restaurants with an overall rating of 9.5. It excels equally in food, service, and atmosphere: On TheFork, the restaurant is rated 9.4 out of 10, with 9.3 for food quality, 9.5 for service, and 9.3 for atmosphere.

A-Petit: Sushi, Tapas, and Vietnamese Classics

The concept of A-Petit is as coherent as its menu is versatile. The restaurant positions itself as an Asian Tapas Bar offering fresh fusion sushi, ramen, vegan dishes, and Asian desserts. Those who prefer larger portions can choose from the main courses: grilled chicken breast fillet in a mildly spicy coconut curry sauce, spring rolls, or a Wonton soup with steamed dumplings are on the menu, as are delicious sushi creations. The sushi selection ranges from classics to creative specialty rolls. For example, there’s the Orchidée Tempura Roll with radish, Japanese organic tofu, cream cheese, and an avocado coating.

Those who abstain from meat do not have to compromise. Rice vermicelli with pan-fried organic tofu Saigon style, fresh salad in spicy lime dressing, garnished with Asian herbs, peanuts, and roasted onions are just a few of the vegetarian options. On average, you can expect to pay around 20 Euros per person, which also makes A-Petit a compelling choice in Berlin’s Asian restaurant scene in terms of price.