The restaurant has more than just Vietnamese food. We had tasty Thai style curry dishes - a welcome break from wurst. Prices are good and the waiter is attentive.

Really nice pho and ambitious pricing. It doesn't get better than this. I tried the hamburg version, and it's filled with all sorts of goodies, as you would expect from a pho.

Good food good service good prices. I would definitely come back when in town. Not the best of areas, but if you're close to the station, it's worth a visit.

We decided to give this place a try. It was located almost right in front of our hotel. There were only ten dishes on their menu, which was a good sign. We were there rather late. There were no customers, so we were served right away by the waiter. He offered us "today's special" which was crispy duck in sweet and sour sauce (predictable) and chicken in yellow curry sauce. The chicken dish was delicious, simply because the type of the yellow curry they use was not like the Thai yellow curry. It was more like the Indonesian's yellow curry, pretty light, tasted almost like the dish called "Gulai nangka." I was quite surprised of how similar the taste was. The choices of the vegetarian that they used for the dish was perfect. Carrot, zucchini, eggplants, baby corn, and yardlong bean, oh... and slices of chilies (d(-_^)good!!) I wasn't wild about the other dish, but I have already guessed it, since I usually don't like both the taste and consistency, of sweet and sour sauce. While we were waiting for our orders, the waiter told us a rather sad history. It was about, how hard was the reality 20 years ago, when he first migrated to German. He sailed with a big ship, together with thousand other illegal immigrants, from Vietnam. Many did not survive the long journey.

This is a fantastic Vietnamese restaurant! As we walked in we were already so glad to be there. The interior design is so pleasing - both calm and hip. It would be a great place to bring a big group to. Clean lines mostly white, accented with dark wood tables and yellow cushioned benches gave it an snappy touch. There are only about 10 main dishes on the menu which is in my opinion a good sign. Everything tastes fresh. My friend and I ordered two different things and shared. The veggies were crisp and the meat perfectly prepared - the beef was tender and the chicken and pork were crisply grilled. I thought the offer was cleverly assembled, offering a variety in just one dish. For example: the grilled combination of pork, shrimp and egg roll on vermiccelli. It is located about 10 min. walking distance from Central Station or directly at U-Lohmuehlenstrasse. The price per plate is around 6-8 Euros. I suggest trying the Vietnamese beer, Saigon, made from rice. It was really good - kind of like Sake. They offer cocktails as well and of course tea.

I came all the way from Houston Texas, which has a very large Vietnamese population, to taste some of the best Pho I have ever had. I recommend the Pho with chicken and meatballs. If noodle soup is not your thing then try the Vermicelli bowl with grilled chicken. I actually started an account on Qype because of this place! Lecker Lecker!