Street Food Guide Germany 2024: The Best Asian Street Food in Hamburg

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In the "Falstaff Streetfoodguide," you'll discover the finest addresses for creatively uncomplicated, urban gastronomy at its peak. Asian cuisine rightfully reigns as the queen of street food. Whether it's Thai, Vietnamese, or Chinese – with flavorful curries, comforting ramen, and delicate gyozas, these street food joints bring the vibrant taste of Asia to your plate in Hamburg.
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Crispy dreams come true with Korean chicken. Mandu dumplings, crunchy Korean soul bowls and, of course, homemade kimchi set the tone. Must-try: Korean cocktails and hotteok, sweet pancakes with almonds, cinnamon and brown sugar. Cool design and home cooking of the founding trio.

Bahrenfelder Str 182, 22765 Hamburg, Germany

Delightful taste explosions for lunch? The cuisine is simply sensational: whether it's mi noodles, spicy marinated meat and lots of fresh herbs - chef Jan varies his wife's Vietnamese family recipes. Our tip: In the afternoon, you can enjoy the peace and quiet in this pretty store.

Kleine Reichenstraße 18, 20457 Hamburg, Germany

Waving lucky cats and karaoke? Welcome to South Korea on the Kiez! Here you are spoiled for choice, whether Korean BBQ or chicken bites, bibimbap and jjajangmyeon bowls, noodles with black soybean paste, tteokbokki rice cakes in super savoury sauce and Korean pancakes with vegetables.

Kurze Mühren 13, 20095 Hamburg, Germany

Hand-pulled noodles are finally available in Hamburg, and the queue speaks for itself. The noodles are available in six variations - including vegan ones: with a choice of eggplant and tofu, minced beef or lamb and marinated chicken, and always with pak choi, pointed cabbage and "Dryp Dryp Chili Oil".

Eppendorfer Weg 62, 20259 Hamburg, Germany

Asia meets baguette: authentic Vietnamese cuisine in the heart of the city. From grilled meat to marinated vegetables and spicy sauces - the combination of different flavours and textures makes every bánh mì a treat for the palate. Also delicious: "Matcha White Chocolate Cake".

Steinstraße 17A, 20095 Hamburg, Germany

The Dao sisters Lien and Mai serve Asian fast food as colourful fusion cuisine to go. The summer rolls are almost too pretty to eat, but irresistibly delicious with pulled pork, pulled chicken or vegan and with fresh vegetables and herbs. Warm and delicious: the Phở Bo.

Wexstraße 23, 20355 Hamburg, Germany

Blue wall tiles, a long table right up to the open kitchen and colourful origami cranes on the ceiling. The pots are filled with rustic Thai street food: weekly specials such as mi noodles, yellow curry, corn fritters and herbs or braised chicken with peanut sauce, red onions and cucumber salad.

Kleine Reichenstraße 1, 20457 Hamburg, Germany

Kimchi, crispy fried chicken and bibimbap are on everyone's lips. Yorisa tip: try all the ingredients individually and then mix them together, including the fried egg. The full flavour has it all: spicy and fresh at the same time, perfectly balanced - and the egg harmoniously combines all the components.

Hudtwalckerstraße 28, 22299 Hamburg, Germany

Just a stone's throw from Hamburg's Red Mile, Chingu serves Korean grilled delicacies and hot pots. Recommended first are the deep-fried chicken dumplings. Waving cats and neon lights on the walls set the mood for the homemade cocktails. Cheers!

Hein-Hoyer Straße 3, 20359 Hamburg, Germany

Vegan Vietnamese restaurant in Harburg. There is a delicious selection of starters, sushi and bowls, as well as homemade lemonades. The restaurant also advertises live music evenings on Instagram. Lunch menu.

Neue Straße 17, 21073 Hamburg, Germany

Authentic Asian street food with neighbourhood charm - freshly prepared in the open kitchen by employees from Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam. From summer rolls to Thai coconut curry and kimchi ramen, there is everything to make you happy.

Mottenburger Twiete 8, 22765 Hamburg, Germany

SEOUL 1988 (named after the local Olympics) scores points not only for its truly authentic Korean cuisine, but also for its unique ambience, which immediately takes guests on a journey to Seoul's street food. And it now has three locations in Hamburg.

Müggenkampstraße 86, 20257 Hamburg, Germany

"Fingerlicking good" is how the cuisine of the two school friends Anh and Anh tastes. Lukewarm noodle salads with vegetables, beef, chicken or tofu, fried udon noodles or the not-so-secret star of the kitchen: phở. Everything is fresh and excellently prepared.

Steinwegpassage 11, 20355 Hamburg, Germany

So delicious! The clear broth with tofu, beef or pork and crunchy fresh ingredients such as sprouts and coriander is always a good choice. Also on the menu: fried noodles, creamy curries, bun bowls with thin rice noodles and much more delicious Vietnamese cuisine.

Kirchenallee 27, 20099 Hamburg, Germany

The first branch of the Thai food chain in Germany. Colourful, with lots of street art and above all lots of Thai food: satay skewers, wantons, tom yum and chicken soup, crab salads, of course, Thai bowls, curries, noodles and rice with meat, fish, seafood or vegan as well as lots of vegetables and herbs.

Eppendorfer Landstraße 31, 20249 Hamburg, Germany