About this spot
The Flying Monkey delivers bold, spicy Asian flavors that stand out in Prenzlauer Berg, where the menu features fiery gochujang noodles and savory pork belly banchan. Locals flock here for the interactive dining experience, watching chefs toss fresh dumplings right at your table before they hit the steamer.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order the spicy tteokbokki if you can handle a serious heat challenge.
- Ask for extra sesame oil on your rice to balance the intense spice levels.
- Save room for the sweet and sour pork, which is often overlooked but essential.
Common Questions
How much does The Flying Monkey cost?
Expect a moderate price range of 15–25 EUR per person, roughly $16–$27 USD depending on your order size.
Where is The Flying Monkey?
It is located at Kastanienallee 15 in the vibrant Prenzlauer Berg neighborhood of Berlin.
What should I know about ordering spicy food here?
The gochujang-based dishes are genuinely hot, so request 'mi-mi' (mild) or extra rice to cool down the heat.
About this page
Restaurant: The Flying Monkey (The Flying Monkey)
Cuisine: asian
Location: Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin, Germany
Source: Curated from local review platforms