Very good food. They have a large selection and each plate we have tried has been delicious. The…read moreservice is good, they speak a little English.

This is not Thai food in anyway. It's Chinese food pretending to be Thai food. I'm Thai so I…read moreshould know. If you are looking for Thai food stay away! I wouldn't go back even if it was free; but to each their own.

Was very good sushi in Bayreuth and would recommend this when visiting the area. One of the better…read moresushi restaurants in the area.

I will preface my reviews for Asian restaurants with the fact that I just moved here from…read moreCalifornia not too long ago - with California being one of the "Meccas" of Asian food back in the United States. I have tried several other "Asian cuisine" spots in the Graf/Vilseck area, and for some reason had slightly higher expectations than what I should have had. The matter of fact is that Asian cuisine adapts to the local taste palette wherever it decides to entrench itself in. Therefore, your typical "chinese" General Tso's dish will be different in New York City, compared to Germany, compared to China - in fact, they might as well be completely different dishes because of the chef's adaptation of that plate toward the accustomed taste palette. For those of you that know me personally and follow me on Yelp, my all time favorite food is Pho. I feel like I don't need to explain what Pho is because it has become so popular back in the states. If you need explaining, please watch the following videos on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SjoE5F8EbY and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvhEPc2ABIk. In any case, I happened to walk across this place in "downtown" Weiden during my morning jogs and noticed a decent sized sign advertising Pho. Naturally, I was excited to find a pho spot in Germany and took a mental note. A week later, I came to the restaurant around lunch time. It's a really quiet spot (I guess it's typical of German restaurants?). The staff is really friendly. I ordered the Rinderbrühe mit Rindfleisch (I think the menu was just Rindfleisch). The picture seemed to depict how pho should "naturally look." When it was served, it was quiet different and I immediately knew it was not going to taste like what I am use to. All the "accouturements" such as your mint/basil leaves and bean sprouts were already in the soup instead of it being on the side. The meal was served with lemon, which I don't mind, but I am more inclined and use to line instead. There was also sliced chili peppers in the soup, which gave the soup an overpowering spicy note that seemed to drown out the taste of the broth. So bottom line is that it was ok, and again, I held higher expectations than I should have. I miss my Pho - need to go back to a Pho Bang in NYC or Pho To Long in Santa Clara. I may venture back to try something else, or if I'm really desperate, I may have their Pho again. For now I will stick to my Shin Ramyun Ramen packets from the Commissary. Cheers!

My husband and I went there last week Tuesday (June 13th). We both ordered Kung Pao Chicken with…read morenoodles. Tasted like pre-made food from a can. It was the worst food I've ever had. We won't be coming back. Yuck

A very good Asian restaurant in Nuremberg. We were walking around trying to find some dinner and…read morecame across CoCo. When we entered, we were sat immediately. The restaurant is super cozy inside and really cute. We had three adults and an 11 year old in our party. We were all able to find something to have. The dumplings were good. The union noodles were very good. The Pho was fresh and the broth was good. Overall, it was well priced, the food was good and the location was great.

We were looking for somewhere to have dinner and had decided on something more German. Well, our…read moreUber driver decided he was done for the night and dropped us off where he felt like. So we wandered around and found Coco. While it was not what we were looking for, it turned out just fine. We were seated as soon as we walked in. It did take a while for someone to bring us a menu, but we were able to order within about 15 minutes of being there. They had plenty of variety. My son ordered the Pho, I ordered the Pan Noodles with beef and Karaage. The chicken Karaage was nice and crisp and juicy. The sauce paired well. My son loved his Pho, we just picked up the veggies. I enjoyed my Pan Noodles, it had plenty of flavor. The other two people in our party enjoyed their meals as well. Overall it was a happy accident that we ended up at Coco.

If you're looking for cheap, decent Chinese food, this is definitely a good place to go…read more You can eat in or take away, either way the staff is extremely fast and you usually wait only around 5 minutes for your food to be ready. You always get a "kimchi"-style salad for free thrown in, which is really delicious. The actual food, however, really depends on the specific meal. I tried Rice & Chicken Sweet&Sour, and it was rather bland and just a huge pile of mush, all tasting the same. But my friend had Fried Noodles with Chicken, and it tasted brilliant! I guess it is one of those restaurants that you have to visit more than once until you find something you really really like. But for a quick snack every now and then, this is great!

Amazing food at very low prices, fast service and amazing service. A truely healthy and diverse…read morechoice if you're looking for 'fast' food. The sushi is brilliant, the best I've ever tasted. You can see that it's freshly prepared and it's....I have no words.