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Korry RestaurantB+Worth Trying

Name: Korry Restaurant
Address: Konrad-Wolf-Straße 68A, 13055 Berlin, Germany, Berlin, Spain
Rating: 4.7

Konrad-Wolf-Straße 68A, 13055 Berlin, Germany · Asian restaurant · 4.7/5 Google (836 reviews)

Reservations · Takeout · Outdoor seating

Cozy Vietnamese-Thai neighborhood spot with generous portions and friendly vibes; good value at lunch, occasional service hiccups and mixed execution on fried items.

Why it gets a B+ for overall quality

Korry Restaurant delivers reliable neighborhood dining with strong food quality in soups and noodles, friendly service, and generous portions at fair prices. However, inconsistent execution—notably drier fried items and occasional portion shrinkage—prevents grade A territory. The cozy, tram-side setting suits casual dining but lacks destination appeal, making this a solid choice for nearby diners seeking Vietnamese-Thai comfort food.

Restaurant Summary

Cozy neighborhood energy leads the first impression: warm lighting, tidy tables, and a steady hum from the tram outside. Service is generally kind and helpful, with one diner noting, "They took care of us even close to closing." Portions arrive big and hot, though the pacing can slip on busy nights. In the kitchen the approach is comfort-first Vietnamese-Thai: coconut-rich Tom Kha, tamarind-bright Pad Thai, soothing curries, and fried rice. It is more elevated-traditional than experimental, best when you lean into soups and noodles rather than fried proteins. Value feels solid for the area, especially given the hearty portions. Families will find it approachable: fried rice, Pad Thai, and mild curries are easy wins, plus lemonade and shakes. There is no explicit kids menu, but the staples suit younger eaters. Outdoor seats face the tram, so choose inside if your crew prefers it quieter and cozier.

At a Glance

Generous portions and fair pricing for the area
Soups and Pad Thai consistently satisfy
Fried items like crispy duck can be dry
Occasional slow service and mixed flexibility on modifications
Tram-side seating can be noisy

What Sets It Apart

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What People Love

Big, satisfying bowls
Friendly, helpful servers
Clean, welcoming room
Reliable Pad Thai and Tom Kha

Points of Concern

Crispy duck and chicken occasionally arrive dry; order freshly cooked options if possible
Some reports of slower courses at peak times
One review claims a card minimum around €20
Review patterns show isolated claims of watered soup and portion shrinkage from regulars

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleTable Service Average Cost€24-34 per person ReservationsRecommended

What to Order

Add a kids portion of fried rice or mild curry to boost family appeal
Highlight clear pricing for currently unpriced curries and desserts

Perfect For

Casual weeknight dinners
Comforting soup cravings
Mixed groups seeking approachable Asian dishes
Quick lunches near the tram

Location Insights

Area: Residential Lichtenberg corridor with tram out front; casual, everyday dining for locals and nearby hotel guests.

Safety: Generally safe with regular foot traffic; some reviews note mixed street feel and tram noise.

Nearby: On Konrad-Wolf-Straße by a tram line; near housing blocks, small shops, and a few hotels.

Prenzlauer BergPrenzlauer Berg is a trendy and vibrant neighborhood famous for its well-preserved historic buildings, lively cultural scene, and numerous dining options ranging from casual eateries to upscale restaurants. It attracts a diverse crowd who appreciate its bohemian atmosphere and active nightlife.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday Tuesday11:30–22:00 Wednesday11:30–22:00 Thursday11:30–22:00 Friday11:30–23:00 Saturday11:30–23:00 Sunday11:30–22:00

Available: Reservations, Takeout, Outdoor seating

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