15 Best Places for Asian Food in Munich

Tucked into a calm corner of Kazmairstraße, Ca Go Restaurant pairs a central Munich location with a relaxed setting. The kitchen focuses on Asian cooking, while swift service suits both an unhurried meal and a tighter schedule. Its balanced homemade lemonade is a particularly appealing non-alcoholic accompaniment.

May Restaurant brings a broad mix of Far Eastern influences to Bergmannstraße in Munich, with a menu suited to diners who enjoy exploring beyond a single familiar style. The breadth can make choosing difficult, so the chef’s recommendations offer a useful route through the selection. Attentive hospitality and fresh, flavourful cocktails give the meal a polished yet welcoming feel.

Yee Chino is an Asian restaurant on Helene-Weber-Allee 19 in Munich’s Neuhausen-Nymphenburg area. It suits an uncomplicated evening meal, with attentive service, prompt food delivery and comforting dishes such as rice with vegetables and chicken.

The focused, straightforward format makes it a practical choice when you want a reliable dinner without a long visit.

Haroo Restaurant on Truderinger Str. 263 offers a relaxed Asian dining experience with a broad menu. Pho with a deeply flavoured broth, sushi, curries and chicken wok dishes give the kitchen plenty of range, while the small, welcoming setting keeps the mood casual.

It is equally practical for lunch, dinner, solo dining, takeaway or delivery. Kerbside pickup is also available, making Haroo a flexible choice when you want substantial Asian food at home or at the table.

JACCI Asian Kitchen brings Vietnamese cooking to Ysenburgstraße in Neuhausen-Nymphenburg, with a cosy, upbeat setting that works equally well for a relaxed meal or drinks-led evening. The spicy shrimp with walnuts is a particularly memorable order, while cocktails and wine add breadth beyond the food.

On Amalienstraße in Munich, Pandora Asia Food is a Vietnamese restaurant built around deeply flavored food, generous portions and modest prices. Its straightforward, authentic character makes it particularly appealing for a satisfying casual meal.

A cozy outdoor area adds an easygoing option for dining, though the ordering line can be short when it gets busy.

Geisha Pan Asia & Sushi Bar brings Japanese, Thai and Chinese influences together in an urban Munich setting. Sushi, sashimi platters and pan-Asian dishes are presented with a strong visual sense, including dramatic dry-ice effects and carefully arranged plates.

Asia Cuisine serves Vietnamese specialities in a central Munich setting between Viktualienmarkt and Gärtnerplatz. The menu includes soups, sushi, spring rolls and other Asian dishes, with fresh flavours and options suited to both a proper meal and a quick bite.

Moonlight Restaurant brings Japanese and Vietnamese influences to Kapuzinerstraße 39 in Munich. It is a useful change of pace after heavier Bavarian meals, with a menu designed around Asian flavors for lunch or dinner and options suitable for solo dining.

MIVU Asian Kitchen & Bar in Munich pairs Vietnamese and Thai influences with a warm, softly lit dining room. Fresh, well-seasoned dishes include noodle soups, grilled pork, duck, satay and colourful salads, while cocktails and wine make the menu work equally well for dinner or a relaxed celebration.

Schi Restaurant focuses on fresh Vietnamese and Asian cooking, with a menu that also includes vegan sushi. Pho, noodle dishes and other specialities are prepared with fresh ingredients, balanced seasoning and generous portions, while the presentation remains polished without becoming formal.

Ginger Asian Food is a small, family-run restaurant near Trudering, serving Vietnamese and broader Asian dishes in a straightforward neighbourhood setting. The menu ranges from pho and soups to maki rolls and udon, with fresh ingredients, generous portions and vegan or vegetarian choices.

byvu – Asian Food Culture presents Vietnamese cooking alongside Japanese and Chinese influences in a quick, fresh and health-conscious format. The menu covers summer rolls, salads, bowls, soups, curries, dim sum and sushi, including vegan combinations such as the No-Fish Bowl and tofu-based dishes.

ChoCho Vietnamese Cuisine is a cosy, family-run restaurant in Munich centred on traditional Vietnamese flavours. Pho, stir-fried pho, fresh summer rolls and bánh mì form the core of its appeal, with the bánh mì and tofu versions standing out as especially distinctive choices.

Sumi – Panasia Kitchen & New Style Sushi brings a broad pan-Asian menu to Alfonsstraße 3 in Neuhausen-Nymphenburg. Sushi sits alongside wok dishes and curries, giving groups the freedom to mix different flavours and formats at lunch or dinner. The restaurant also offers outdoor seating, takeaway, cocktails, beer, and coffee.