A small restaurant with excellent authentic Vietnamese food, excellent service and modest prices…read more Location opposite entrance to one of the biggest hospitals.

Nice and dark ambience with very soft and appropriate lounge/R&B music. We had the hot ginger tea…read morewith lime and shrimp summer rolls to start. Awesome rolls and it was cool to taste that the shrimp were grilled. For the entrees we had shrimp pho and the everything pho. It was delicious. I will come back here the next time I'm in Berlin!

Sendational. Love at first sight. Some of the most flavorful Vietnamese food I've had in a long…read moretime. Friendly staff and proper portions. Small dining room, go early!

Mindestens einmal im Monat müssen wir hinfahren. Preiswert, lecker und perfekt. Mehr kann man nicht…read moresagen.

Started with seaweed salad and gyoza. Both were excellent in taste and structure. The gyoza was…read morecrispy on the outside with a tasty meat filling. For second course had a tempura roll and Bun Cha Nuong. Both were tasty, I enjoyed the rice noodles and this was a very filling meal. Happy to visit again.

Really good food and friendly service. Have come here for sushi, pho, etc. and never been…read moredisappointed!

It was just a simple spot with food that was great. Eggrolls were as good as any I ever had…read moreanywhere.

Lac Viet is a cozy and little Vietnamese restaurant in Friedenau/Steglitz near the shopping street,…read moreSchlossstraße. It is a small family business serving great Vietnamese food for very good prices. Food: The menu includes all the typical and delicious Vietnamese dishes. The variety is great. Every time I go here, I always try different dishes which were all very very good so far. Besides the normal dishes, they also offer Vietnamese hotpot for 2 persons. They also have daily lunch menus for around 5-7 € that I really recommend. Especially the ice teas and the shakes are fresh, homemade and tasty. They use all the fresh herbs and great ingredients, such as lime, mint, lemongrass, etc. for the drinks. Service: Two young ladies are attentive when it comes to service. They are always smiling and well-coming. The dishes are served very quick and in generous amount. Great service! Interior/Ambience: The interior is simple but not very special. The focus lies in the food rather than the interior, which is just perfect for having a quick but very good lunch or dinner. Price: The prices are very keen for the food they serve. It is one of my favourite spots for Vietnamese food, not because it is very trendy or anything, just because it tastes like home for very reasonable prices that you can not find elsewhere in Berlin! Tip: I recommend reservations, since it is most of the time fully booked and also because it is a tiny place.

Mai Linhs is great! Best option is to come with a group and all get something different so you can…read moretry everything! (Everything is delicious) I usually get the fried chicken or duck or the mango chicken It's a really cozy family owned restaurant, the owner cooks everything himself so be a little patient but it's totally worth it! Also really affordable~ Sehr gut Essen !

Cheap good Asian food! Went here frequently for a hardy dinner after Uni, or a day in the mitte…read more The portions are large and totally worth the money.

Amazing food at an incredible price. Great value! I got the glass noodles with grilled chicken and…read morevegetables and it was delicious. When I added some chili sauce it made it that much better. They also have a wide selection of drinks and have some authentic Vietnamese food as well. If you live around here you should try it!

There aren't many places to eat near the FU, so I was getting excited about this simple, cheap…read moreVietnamese restaurant, il looked like a perfect place for students. Unfortunately I was disappointed. I got the rice noodles with tofu and coconut milk (and allegedly vegetables). It tasted extremely bland, I had to add a lot of spicy sauce (which I don't usually do) to make it taste like anything at all! They skimped on the veggies (some lettuce a sparse pieces of carrots) and on the herbs (one solitary leaf of parsley), and the sauce, wich made up most of the volume, was watery. To be honest the fried noodles that my neighbor was eating did look much better, if nothing else by virtue of being fried...