Wok Show

The dumplings can be steamed or pan-fried, and the menu also includes dishes such as egg fried rice and braised aubergine. [1][2]

The address is Greifenhagener Straße 31, 10437 Berlin, near S and U Schönhauser Allee. [1][2]

The official hours are Monday 17:00 to 22:00, Tuesday closed, Wednesday and Thursday 17:00 to 22:00, and Friday to Sunday 12:30 to 22:00. [1]

Wolt lists delivery until 21:30 on service days, so delivery and in-house closing times differ by 30 minutes. [1]

Advance reservation is recommended because the restaurant is small and current Berlin coverage expects it to be busy. [1]

Current Wolt prices list Jiaozi from EUR 18.00 for pork, EUR 19.00 for vegetarian, EUR 19.20 for beef or lamb, and EUR 21.60 for seafood; price check: 2026-08-02. [1]

In-house prices, payment rules, and booking channels can differ from the delivery listing, and those details are UNVERIFIED. [1][2]

Friday to Sunday has the only published lunch service, while Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday are evening services. [1][2]

Avoid Tuesday because the official site lists it as closed. [1]

The checked sources do not publish a separate seasonal schedule, so seasonal differences are UNVERIFIED. [1][2]

The restaurant suits diners who want handmade Chinese dumplings, meat or vegetarian fillings, and takeaway food. [1][2]

People who need a fully vegan menu or an allergy-controlled kitchen should confirm before ordering because the checked menu has no complete allergy or kitchen-separation information. [1]

UNVERIFIED planning estimate: allow 45 to 90 minutes for a meal, with more time possible when waiting for a table. [1][2]

The restaurant sells frozen dumplings to take home as well as serving them in the dining room. [1][2]

The official imprint lists Yijia Wang as the proprietor. [1]

In January 2022, Tagesspiegel reported that the Wang family had run Wok Show for more than ten years. [1]

The current official imprint names Yijia Wang as proprietor, while the sources checked do not name a founder or state the restaurant's opening year, so both points are UNVERIFIED. [1]

The official website retains a pandemic-era reopening notice without a reopening date, so the restaurant's closure history is UNVERIFIED. [1]

The checked sources do not document an ownership change, fire, protest, or other dated incident at Wok Show, so those points are UNVERIFIED. [1][2]