14 Best Asian Restaurants in Warsaw

If you’re bored with your usual food spots and want to try something different, Warsaw’s Asian food scene will blow you away! From authentic Vietnamese pho to high-end sushi – the city has some amazing Asian restaurants to suit any palate.

In this guide, we’ve rounded up the most interesting Asian spots in the capital that you shouldn’t miss – ranging from cozy family-run places to trendy pan-Asian fusion restaurants.

Looking for something specific? Check out our separate rankings of the best Chinese, Japanese, Thai, and Vietnamese establishments in Warsaw.

1. Noriko Omasake

Noriko Omakase is an intimate 8-seat sushi bar that beautifully blends Japanese omakase tradition with European (Yōroppa) flair. Instead of a regular menu, the chef takes you on a culinary journey with either 11 or 16 pieces of sushi, depending on which set you choose.

Each piece arrives at just the right moment and temperature. The chef turns top-grade fresh fish into edible art right before your eyes. The wine list is equally impressive – their sommelier knows exactly what will complement your sushi experience.

Sets start at 500 zloty. Make sure to book ahead. Perfect for those special occasions.

2. Wabu Sushi & Japanese Tapas

Wabu Sushi & Japanese Tapas puts a modern spin on traditional Japanese food. Think izakaya-style dining – like Japanese tapas bars where sharing plates is the way to go.

Their standout dish? The fatty bluefin tuna nigiri that just melts in your mouth. Their sushi rolls go beyond the usual suspects – each one brings something unique to the table, especially in their fusion roll selection.

With space for up to 100 people, it works great for quick lunch meetings or long dinners with friends. They even run cooking classes if you want to learn some tricks of the trade.

3. Uki Uki

At Uki Uki, every bowl of ramen has its own personality. The Tonkotsu comes with an incredibly rich pork broth that’s been simmering for 12 hours until it reaches that perfect creamy consistency. If you’re vegetarian, try the Tantan Udon – its silky broth with sesame paste and crispy tempura veggies creates an amazing mix of textures.

The place was started by a Japanese chef who brought over his expertise from western Japan. While it’s now run by a Polish team, they’ve kept the quality sky-high – just look at the weekend lines of local foodies!

You’ll also find all the Japanese classics here: salmon sashimi, tempura prawns, and gyoza. It’s great for both casual lunches with friends or date nights.

4. Tran Tran

Tran Tran is where Vietnamese cuisine really gets to shine. Their Pho is a knockout with its flavorful broth and super tender beef, and locals swear their Bun Bo Hue is among Warsaw’s finest.

It’s not just the regulars who love it – Tran Tran made it onto the “Poland 100 Best Restaurants 2024” list and picked up the “Złoty widelec” award too.

5. Viet Street Food

Viet Street Food brings authentic Vietnamese cuisine at wallet-friendly prices. The Pho Bo Tai Lan here is a knockout with its rich broth where every ingredient shines. They serve their spring rolls with a delicious house-made sauce.

The menu’s highlights include two types of wontons and an excellent Bun Nem. Every table comes equipped with extra sauces, fresh chili, and spices, so you can adjust the heat to your taste.

6. Mugi Izakaya

Cozy Mugi Izakaya dishes up Japanese specialties that are hard to find in Warsaw – yakitori, takoyaki, and classic katsu curry. They nail the grilled chicken hearts, and their yakisoba noodles pack a flavorful punch.

Keep an eye out for their seasonal dishes and appetizers – the pork gyoza practically dissolves in your mouth. My personal favorite? The grilled squid with spicy furikake seasoning!

7. San Thai

San Thai is where you’ll find authentic Thai flavors in every dish.

Their Tom Kha soup with shrimp is a revelation, striking the perfect balance between coconut milk and lemongrass. The Kiew Nuang dumplings are incredibly tender, and both the duck with nuts and udon noodles stick to time-tested traditional recipes. Don’t miss the Gung Phanang – shrimp in an aromatic curry sauce where the flavors work in perfect harmony.

Everything’s made with fresh ingredients and genuine Thai spices.

8. Japonki

Japonki takes a no-nonsense approach to Japanese sushi – minimal rice and cream cheese, letting the high-quality fresh fish take center stage. They even keep their desserts traditionally Japanese, going easy on the sugar.

9. Ahaan

Ahaan shows there’s more to Thai food than just pad thai. My friend, who spent a year in Bangkok, swears it’s the closest thing to Thai food you’ll find outside Thailand.

The salads are a standout, perfect for sharing with friends. Plus, vegetarians will feel right at home with their extensive meat-free options.

10. Pumpui Thai Food

Pumpui Thai Food keeps it simple and authentic. Don’t leave without trying their “golden bags” with beef and the spicy duck soup! On hot days, their special cold Thai coffee is a must-try.

11. SIAM GARDEN

At Siam Garden, Chef Dodo works magic with Thai cuisine that impresses even the pickiest food lovers. The seafood pad thai hits all the right notes – sweet, salty, sour, and spicy. The crispy duck is packed with aromatic spices, and the fried ice cream makes for the perfect finish.

12. Thai Thai

Thai Thai’s claim to fame is their pad thai – many locals say it’s the best in Warsaw. The tom yum soup is spot-on with its flavors, and the wok-fried duck is super juicy.

They’ve got a great wine selection that pairs beautifully with their spicy dishes.

13. Ukim

UKIM keeps Vietnamese cooking in the family – everything comes from Mama Kim’s recipe book. The pho here is stellar with its rich broth and fresh ingredients, and I can’t get enough of their shrimp wontons.

14. China Hotpot & Grill

China Hotpot & Grill offers an all-inclusive dive into authentic Chinese hotpot. The meat slices are melt-in-your-mouth tender, and the seafood and veggies stay perfectly juicy thanks to expert preparation. Creating your own dipping sauce from their huge selection of ingredients turns dinner into a fun, interactive experience where everyone gets to play chef.

Dariusz Poźniak
Dariusz Poźniak

Dariusz Poźniak - warszawski wszędobylski, który zna każdy zakamarek stolicy. Od historycznych perełek po najnowsze trendy - Dariusz wie, co w Warszawie najlepsze. Twórca bloga Najlepsze w Warszawie.