11 Best Places for Dumplings in Munich

In Maxvorstadt, Gyoza Bar is a focused Asian restaurant built around its namesake dumplings, with chicken and vegetable versions among the choices. Its Augustenstraße setting works for lunch or dinner, including solo meals, and outdoor seating adds another option in suitable weather.

Baoz! Bar is a compact restaurant on Türkenstraße in Maxvorstadt, built around a small selection of Chinese dishes and drinks. Its relaxed, informal feel works well for a snack, a solo lunch or a casual dinner, with indoor and outdoor seating plus takeaway and delivery options.

LeDu Happy Dumplings & Jianbing brings Chinese street food to Stachus Passagen on Sonnenstraße 7. The menu suits a quick breakfast, lunch or dinner, with dumplings, potato noodles, tofu and chicken toppings alongside Jianbing, a Chinese street-food speciality. Flavourful broths and kimchi accents add character to the noodle dishes.

Close to Marienplatz in Munich’s city centre, LeDu Happy Dumpling is a Chinese restaurant built around variety rather than a single signature filling. The dumpling selection includes several vegetarian choices, while a mixed option makes it easy to sample different flavours in one order. That breadth works especially well for first-time visitors or groups keen to compare fillings without committing to just one style.

Afu Dumpling House München specialises in handmade Chinese dumplings at Christel-Küpper-Platz 7. The dumplings are fresh, juicy and richly flavoured, making the restaurant a strong fit for a casual meal, takeaway or delivery order. Outdoor seating is available, but the indoor dining area has limited space and smaller tables, so the format works best for compact groups rather than large gatherings.

JACK Glockenbach is a Vietnamese restaurant at Thalkirchner Straße 3, close to Munich’s central sights. Its fresh, sustainable approach includes vegan and gluten-free choices, with dine-in, takeaway and delivery suited to lunch, dinner or a solo meal.

At Blutenburgstraße 33, China Nudeln Haus offers a casual Munich setting for noodle soups, dim sum and small plates. Pork and shrimp dim sum, noodles and chili oil give the menu a comforting, warming profile, especially suited to a quick lunch or solo meal.

The restaurant supports dine-in and takeaway, with both lunch and dinner occasions available. Its soup-led menu makes it a natural choice for cold days, while lighter and healthier options add flexibility.

Maison Yang Restaurant occupies a passage location at Brunnstraße 3 in Munich’s Altstadt-Lehel, with an Asian menu that includes dim sum, vegan dishes and vegetarian-friendly choices. The courtyard seating gives the restaurant a pleasant setting for a relaxed meal.

Because tables can fill up, booking is advisable for busier periods. It is scheduled Monday to Saturday from 11:30 am to 10 pm and closed on Sunday. Contact: +49 89 23702117.

Chen’s Nudelbar is tucked into the lower level of Galeria Kaufhof at Marienplatz, at Kaufingerstraße 1. The hidden-away setting rewards a little searching with freshly made Chinese noodles, including beef and pork noodle soups, Sichuan noodles and chicken with rice. Noodles are prepared in front of diners, with a notably satisfying texture and well-developed broths.

AndeLong Asia restaurant brings a small Shanghai-style Chinese dining experience to Ossingerstraße 2 in Munich-Hadern. Its most distinctive choice is the mini steamed ravioli, alongside noodle-shop-style dishes and small plates in a very compact, casual setting.

Song’s Kitchen is a Chinese restaurant on Rosenheimer Straße in Munich, with a compact dining room, small tables and outdoor seating. The menu offers a Taiwanese-leaning selection with generous portions, including Chinese potato strips and other comforting dishes, plus healthy options. It is equally practical for a sit-down meal, takeaway or delivery.