Thai Park Berlin: plan your visit
Thai Park is the street food market beside Preußenpark in Berlin-Wilmersdorf. Since June 2024, the market has been on the neighbouring Württembergische Straße, behind Parkcafé near Fehrbelliner Platz. Older guides that place the stalls on the lawn describe the former location.
How to get there
Take U3 or U7 to Fehrbelliner Platz and walk towards Württembergische Straße behind Parkcafé. Look for the street market beside the park. Parking is limited. If you need a step-free route, check the current lift information with BVG.
Open the market location in Google Maps
Entry, cash and prices
Entry is free. Bring cash, as many stalls do not accept cards. Ask about payment and the price before ordering. Traders set their own prices; there is no confirmed current price list for all stalls on this website.
What can I eat?
The selection varies with the season and market day. Curries, stir-fried noodles, salads, grilled dishes and desserts are good starting points. Our recipe collection explains dishes you can make at home; it is not a promise that every dish is on sale at a particular stall.
Vegan, vegetarian and allergy questions
Tofu or a meat-free dish is not automatically vegan. Ask the cook about fish sauce, shrimp paste, stock, eggs and milk, including condensed milk in drinks. For allergies, ask about ingredients and shared equipment directly. A recipe on this website cannot establish the allergen status of food prepared at a market stall.
Seating, toilets and queues
Our opening-weekend report from 2025 describes tables with benches and a toilet facility beside the stalls. Availability, accessible facilities and operating hours have not been independently reconfirmed for a future visit. Allow time for queues; there is no verified live crowd forecast here.
Thai Park or Thai Bridge?
Thai Park is in Wilmersdorf. Thai Bridge is a separate event series at Jules B-Part in Park am Gleisdreieck, Kreuzberg. Check its own current dates; older Friday schedules do not confirm a forthcoming event. Read the comparison and historical context in German.
Before you leave
- Check the date of the latest market announcement.
- Bring cash and check individual stall prices.
- Confirm dietary requirements before ordering.
- Use the current street location, not an old lawn pin.
Updates and impressions: Instagram and Facebook. Make sure an announcement refers to the market and date you intend to visit.