The best street food venues of type "Asian Cuisine" in Hanover
One of the absolute favorites for Chinese cuisine in Hanover. More specifically: “Real Hong Kong Food,” as the owner, Mama Edith, calls her cuisine. The Mapo tofu is spicy, and the beef tendon is devilishly hot. The atmosphere is a bit shabby, but the food is polished to perfection in terms of flavor.
Spicy papaya salad, delicious pork skewers, or warm, tangy tofu salad: Anyone who loves Thai food will eventually end up at Mimi’s Thai Kitchen in Hanover. And they’ll most likely become a regular. It’s the best Thai restaurant in town.
The crispy chicken alone should serve as a lesson in quality for every fast-food restaurant: juicy chicken thighs, deep-fried to a crispy finish. After that, guests get to enjoy the interactive experience: meat sizzles on tabletop grills, while fish and shellfish simmer in hot pots. It’s a blast!
By moving to a new location just a few steps away from its old spot, this popular snack bar has left behind a dilapidated, contaminated site. This hasn’t detracted from the dishes featuring hand-pulled biángbiáng noodles with a tender bite. On the contrary—it’s definitely worth a try!
Ngoc Duc Nguyen is a dynamic restaurateur who is constantly launching exciting projects around the city. Tru Story serves Asian cuisine, with dishes ranging from Japan to Vietnam. It tastes great. But the drinks are also excellent here: there’s a decent selection of wine, beer, and gin.
It’s tucked away a bit around the corner of a building on Lister Meile, but it has established itself as a staple in the neighborhood. The cuisine draws inspiration from various Asian countries, and the bowls, soups, and wok dishes feature plenty of fresh vegetables. There are also daily specials.
For a long time, the Wolf was considered a staple of the Linden neighborhood’s restaurant scene. Its Thai food had a reputation for being the best in Hanover. Since the change in ownership, the menu has shifted toward more meatless options, and the quality hasn’t quite lived up to what it used to be.