Asian Restaurant & Café, Silkeborg

Cozy Southeast Asian flavors in the heart of Silkeborg, pairing Vietnamese and Thai dishes with a warm, relaxed atmosphere on lively pedestrian Søndergade.

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Asian Restaurant & Café brings the flavors of Vietnam and Thailand to the heart of Silkeborg, set on pedestrian Søndergade within easy reach of the town’s lakes and shops. Inside, the compact dining room feels warm and informal, with dark woods, soft lighting and closely spaced tables creating a cozy, lived‑in atmosphere. The menu focuses on colorful stir‑fries, curries and noodle dishes built around fresh vegetables, fragrant herbs and gentle spices, with options for both meat‑eaters and vegetarians. It is an easy, mid‑priced choice for an unhurried evening meal in central Jutland.

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Søndergade 18, Silkeborg, 8600, DK
+4586813299
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Duration: 1 to 2 hours
Mid ranged
Indoor
Mobile reception: 5 out of 5

Monday 4 pm-10 pm
Tuesday 4 pm-10 pm
Wednesday 4 pm-10 pm
Thursday 4 pm-10 pm
Friday 4 pm-11 pm
Saturday 4 pm-11 pm

Local tips

Aim for an early evening booking around opening time if you prefer a quieter atmosphere and more choice of tables, especially by the windows.
If you enjoy sharing, order a mix of milder curries and stir‑fried vegetable dishes so you can sample both the Thai and Vietnamese influences.
Mention any dietary requirements clearly when ordering; many dishes can be prepared with extra vegetables or without certain ingredients on request.
Bring a light layer in winter months, as you may feel the draft when seated near the entrance during busy dinner services.

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Asian flavors on a Danish shopping street

Sitting midway along Silkeborg’s Søndergade, Asian Restaurant & Café slips almost quietly into the line of shopfronts and cafés that define this central pedestrian street. Step through the door and the tone changes from Scandinavian high street to Southeast Asian dining room, with the aroma of lemongrass, ginger and garlic greeting you before you have even taken a seat. The space is compact, with closely set tables and a few window spots that let you watch the ebb and flow outside while you eat. The restaurant is locally known for its blend of Vietnamese and Thai cooking, a combination that makes sense once you open the menu. Bowls of steaming noodles, plates of stir‑fried vegetables and curries thick with coconut milk and herbs sit side by side, unified by a focus on freshness rather than fiery heat. It feels like a neighborhood place first and foremost, somewhere people come for a comforting, flavorful meal rather than a showy night out.

A menu built around color and fragrance

The kitchen leans into classic Southeast Asian staples, prepared in a way that suits a wide range of palates. You will find mild red and green curries, wok‑fried dishes with crisp vegetables and tender meat, and rice or noodle plates that balance salty, sweet and sour notes. Many plates arrive dotted with bright carrots, peppers and green beans, giving the table an almost painterly look when several dishes are shared. Vietnamese influences show up in lighter preparations with herbs and lime, while Thai touches are more evident in the curries and coconut‑based sauces. Portions are generally generous without being overwhelming, making it easy to order a couple of dishes to share. Vegetarian choices are usually created by focusing on tofu and vegetables rather than simply removing meat, which helps them feel thought‑through rather than after‑the‑fact.

Warm, informal atmosphere inside

The dining room is simple but welcoming, with dark wood furniture, softly glowing lamps and decor that hints at Southeast Asia without turning the space into a themed set. The tables are spaced just close enough that the room fills quickly with conversation in the evening, adding to the sense of coziness. It is the sort of place where you settle in for a relaxed meal rather than rushing through. Because the restaurant opens only in the late afternoon and evening, the mood skews toward unhurried dinners rather than quick lunches. Early in the evening it can feel almost subdued, ideal for families and couples, while later seatings tend to be livelier as groups of friends gather. The soundtrack is unobtrusive, leaving space for conversation to take the lead.

Dining rhythms and practical details

Asian Restaurant & Café follows a clear rhythm through the week. Doors typically open at 16:00 from Monday to Saturday, with the kitchen running until around 22:00 on weekdays and an hour later on Friday and Saturday nights. Sundays are generally quiet, with the restaurant closed, so plan your visit for a different evening if you are building it into a weekend in Silkeborg. Price‑wise, it sits comfortably in the mid‑range for Denmark: more than a takeaway, but noticeably more affordable than fine‑dining options. That makes it an appealing choice if you want a sit‑down meal of cooked‑to‑order dishes without pushing your budget too far. Booking ahead can be useful on Friday and Saturday evenings, especially if you prefer a window table or are arriving as a larger group.

Part of Silkeborg’s evening scene

Set just a short stroll from Silkeborg’s lakeside paths and cultural venues, the restaurant is easy to combine with an afternoon of gallery‑hopping or a walk by the water. Its central location on Søndergade means you step straight back into the heart of town when you leave, with other cafés, bars and dessert spots nearby if you want to continue your evening. In many ways, Asian Restaurant & Café reflects Silkeborg itself: compact, friendly and quietly cosmopolitan. It offers a taste of Vietnam and Thailand wrapped in a distinctly Jutland setting, giving you a flavorful pause between exploring forests, lakes and museums. For travelers who like to anchor their days around a dependable evening meal, it becomes a reassuring point on the map.

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Asian flavors on a Danish shopping street

A menu built around color and fragrance

Warm, informal atmosphere inside

Dining rhythms and practical details

Part of Silkeborg’s evening scene

Iconic landmarks you can’t miss

Silkeborg Water Tower

silkeborg

Lovisehøj

Silkeborg Vesterskov mindesten

Store Troldhøj

Himmelbjerget rutebåd

Bølling Lake

Randershøj

Folkemøde Mindesten anno 1839

Jutland's Automobile Museum

Abbey Mill

Øm Klostermuseum

Jutland

Mossø

The Uncovered Bridge

Unmissable attractions to see

Tollundmanden

Statue of Michael Drewsen

Museum Silkeborg, Hovedgården

Silkeborg Archive

Galerie Moderne Silkeborg

Badeanstalten

The Hjejle Agency

Museum Silkeborg, Papirmuseet

Springvand

Riverboat Jazz Festival

Kedelhuset

Slotsholmen

Museum Jorn, Silkeborg

Silkeborg Søerne

Dronningestolen

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