PINWO CAMPUS ISSUE BERLIN · 2026

Chinese food near Berlin campuses
Step off campus,
try something new.
Fancy a change from the canteen or a meal with classmates? Choose your university to find nearby Chinese restaurants, from noodles and jianbing to dim sum and dishes to share, plus coupons for your next visit.
CHINESE FOOD NEAR CAMPUS
Choose your campus, find Chinese food
Red dots are Chinese restaurants. Tap for food and offers.
Bingery in Schöneberg is a Chinese jianbing shop focused on freshly made Chinese crepe pockets, with sausage, chicken, braised beef, teriyaki tofu, and spicy noodle versions, plus soy milk, braised beef sides, and bing fen.
Kreuzberg Chen's Beef Noodles House focuses on halal Lanzhou-style hand-pulled beef noodles, including clear-broth beef noodles, braised beef noodles, wonton noodles, hot-oil flat noodles, Xinjiang chicken noodles, and Chengdu dan dan noodles, alongside chili-oil wontons, beef stuffed flatbread, lamb skewers, and fried dumplings. Stir-fried hand-pulled noodles with house-made wok sauce come with beef, chicken, or tofu; the tofu option is vegan.
Chengdu Nudelhaus in Mitte serves Chongqing noodles, Yibin Ran Mian, Dan Dan noodles, sour-spicy sweet potato noodles and rice noodles, alongside handmade wontons, dumplings, xiaolongbao and Sichuan cold and steamed dishes.
ChengDu Restaurant is a Sichuan restaurant at Breitenbachplatz, highlighting paper-wrapped fish, dry pot prawns, stir-fried squid and mapo tofu, with milder choices such as salted egg pumpkin and pork stomach chicken.
Meet You is a Wilmersdorf Chinese restaurant with a notable Shanghai-style weekend brunch alongside Sichuan-leaning noodles, dim sum, roast duck, pork and seafood dishes. It suits diners looking for shengjian bao, xiao long bao, tofu pudding, scallion pancakes or shared hot dishes.
Chen Xianggui Friedrichshain is a Chinese noodle shop focused on Lanzhou-style beef noodles, biang-biang noodle variants, roujiamo and skewers. It suits a hot beef noodle soup, wide noodles or simple snacks.
Chen Xianggui Wedding is a Chinese noodle shop focused on Lanzhou-style beef noodles, biang-biang noodle variants, roujiamo and skewers. It suits a quick beef noodle soup, wide noodles or a few snacks around Wedding.
Shaniu's Market/Bistro is a small Wilmersdorf counter spot combining Chinese dim sum, jianbing, noodle or rice-noodle bowls and Korean-style quick meals. It is best suited to breakfast, brunch, takeaway or a simple casual meal, with items such as xiao long bao, har gow, shengjian bao, chili-oil wontons, jianbing, beef noodles and bibimbap.
Shifang House in Charlottenburg is led by Huaiyang/Jiangsu and Sichuan lines, with salted duck, lion head meatballs and Yangzhou pot alongside dim sum, homemade dumplings, chili-oil wontons, spicy hot dishes, Peking duck and steamed sea bass. It works well for a casual shared meal with both mild and spicy options.
Shu Wei Fang - Szechuan House in Kreuzberg focuses on Sichuan hot dishes such as mapo tofu, Sichuan boiled beef, boiled fish, twice-cooked pork, yu xiang shredded pork, gong bao chicken, la zi ji, dry-pot pork intestines, spicy pig trotters and chicken feet with pork intestines. It is best for a shared spicy Chinese meal.
Tao Yuan Noodlehouse in Charlottenburg focuses on Chinese noodles and handmade dumplings. Lanzhou-style beef noodles, Youpo Mian, Chongqing Xiaomian, Zhajiang Mian, wide noodles, sesame paste noodles, wontons in chili oil, rou jia mo, and pan-fried dumplings define the menu.
Yi23 China Taste in Mitte serves Yin-Yang combination bowls, dandan noodles, chili-oil wide noodles, beef noodle soup, dumplings and wontons, alongside Hunan pork, mapo tofu, yuxiang eggplant, Dongpo pork and baozi.
Before you go
Why does the restaurant list show only some restaurants?
The list initially shows restaurants with coupons. Clear the coupon filter to see all restaurant cards for your selected university. Red dots on the map still show Chinese restaurants in that area. The circles indicate approximate distances, not the boundaries of actual walking routes.
What do the circles on the map mean?
The green circle shows roughly a five-minute walking distance, and the orange circle roughly ten minutes. They help you explore food around campus; your actual route, crossings and pace affect the time needed.
Where can I find coupons and menus?
Tap a red dot or a restaurant card for dishes and opening hours. Restaurants with coupons have warm-coloured cards. Tap a coupon to see how to claim it and the conditions that apply.
What should I check before visiting?
Check whether the restaurant is open today and allow time to order and eat. Last orders may be earlier than closing time; for a group, confirm seating in advance.






