Very good food, was here when I was in Germany. Also, the staff even tried to speak English! 5/5,…read moregreat restaurant.

This cozy spot is located on the second level with stairs right at the entrance. They are located…read morein the Bohnenviertel district and close to the City Center. On a Tuesday, they opened at 6 pm and we arrived around 6:30. Pretty quite with a couple of other tables occupied. They don't open until 6 so looks like a dinner only spot. We started with Saigon Beer-very light (especially after drinking German Lagers) and paired well with our meal. Followed later with a Pilsner Urquell. For starters we ordered Tom Mac Vay-(six fried Shrimp) lightly fried with a sweet/savory chili sauce-very good. Ha Cao (Dim Sum)-filled with shrimp-excellent. For main it was Vit Exotika (Crispy Duck in coconut Curry sauce)-Duck was cooked perfectly and the Coconut Curry was slightly spicy-exquisite! This was the dish that stole the show. Bo Luc Lac-seasoned beef was tasty. That said, more on the chewy side vs tender. Our server was friendly and helpful. Would definitely return to try some of the other dishes. Don't miss the Crispy Duck in Curry sauce!

Came back again for another dinner. Service was very prompt, and the wait staff was very friendly…read moreas usual. This is one of my favorite Thai /Vietnam resturants.

This is a really adorable place where you take off your shoes before sitting down to dine at the…read morecute Japanese styled tables. I love the set up of the restaurant. They have a massive menu that was a little bit overwhelming to look through. Luckily, I already narrowed it down before coming in and knew I wanted some type of Ramen. I went for the Tori Katsu Ramen. It wasn't bland by any means, just not very pleasant. The broth have a sour taste to it which reminds me of Thai cuisine like Tom Yum soup, except not nearly as good. They also gave a lot more food than they did broth so once I mixed everything up, my food just soaked up a ton of liquid making it very unpleasant to eat. I also did not think it through when ordering and forgot what Katsu was. I have no clue why they would put something breaded in a soup base dish where it quickly got soggy and unbearable to eat. The crust was completely falling apart and separating from the meat making it extremely unappetizing. It did not have good flavors which made it even less appealing. I could barely finish half of my food. For €17 ($19.30usd) per bowl, I was expecting so much more. We got 2 bowls of Ramen and 1 bottle of still water for €45. Not worth it in my opinion.

Wonderful service and delicious food! An abundance of culture for me and my family, visiting from…read moreCalifornia and Virginia! What a pleasant Christmas dinner. Also, very suitable for groups... I will come here again!

I love the new place, I visited when I could, since I lived outside the city, when it was near…read moreRathaus. But the new location is so cavernous compared to the old bistro, it even has a biergarten! I will say it again I love this place! I have eaten here at least once a week since my arrival and now that I live in the city that trend will continue. Pad Krapao Gai, Kraw Pad Kung, or both mixed together!

Grabbed dinner here since I'm trying to check out as many Korean-ish places. This restaurant has a…read morenicer ambiance and better suited if you have a group or looking for a more upscale place to have dinner. It's also right by the Schloss-/Johannesstraße U, so it's easy to get to. Found it a little challenging to figuring out the appetizers and entrees (naturally the more expensive items). Ordered the chicken bulgogi since I've been eating way too much meat and pork in Germany. Asked if it could be prepared in the back, but they still cooked it at the table. The waitress seemed unsure of what to do, so another waiter had to jump in. Overall, I enjoyed it. I liked the side dishes (super small portions) and lettuce, but had to ask for the red pepper paste. They have beer and soju. Also, they take credit cards. Saw comments complaining on the cost. Did see the pre-fixe menu and it can be pricey, but if you're looking to sample a lot of food, then it makes sense. I went a la carte, which I think is better.

Yup, that's as authentic as it can get in Stuttgart…read more As soon as we arrived we got a plate of free starters. The drinks came shortly after. We ordered some more starters from the menu and they fired up the grill. We had rice dishes, bbq dishes, and soups. All of the food was really fresh and tasted soooo good. The staff was showing us how to eat the dishes correctly. Loved it! Definitely a place I will come back to!