The service was great and the food was amazing!!! It's a hole in the wall spot but it's super cozy…read moreand very chic inside. The hostess was so sweet and welcoming! 10/10!!

Delicious and with big size…read more Very welcoming and warm, offer chopsticks to us, tells us how to eat. We like the curry with duck meat, the surface layer is crispy. Sour soup is appetizing.

I was teetering between 3 and 4 stars with Huong Viet. I was really craving Vietnamese tonight…read more After stopping by another place, which I found out was closed for vacation/holiday for a whole month (really?), I stumbled upon Huong Viet. No English menu. Not even a full Vietnamese menu. Only a German menu even with German names for the dishes. Towards the back, there was one page entitled something along the lines of "Vietnamese Specialties". This is the only page I saw names of dishes I actually recognized in Vietnamese! Not sure what all those other pages are supposed to be then... I ordered the Pho Dac Biet (Pho Special). This was definitely not the PDB I am used to back home. This is where I struggled between 3 or 4 stars. Some of the differences I liked. Others not so much. But overall, I decided to give it 4 stars. I do see myself coming back to try other things eventually. But for now, my overly detailed breakdown of their Pho Dac Biet. Noodles: I'm going to take a stab that the couple running this place is of northern Vietnamese decent. I only say that because the noodles were the wider ribbon style. Thinner squared cross section noodles are generally a Southern Vietnamese thing. Broth: Had a slight tamarind flavor to it. Similar to the Vietnamese sour soup (Canh Chua). Definitely was not expecting that in my Pho, but it was a nice surprise. Meat: Chicken, beef, and a couple of prawns. No tripe, tendon, beef balls, or brisket. But again, this is probably a regional Vietnamese thing (I'm happy to get input from someone who's more familiar with northern Vietnamese dishes). The beef was tough and not the best quality. The chicken was fine. But the prawns were probably the highlight of the meal. Vegetables: Onions, cilantro, and ginger from what I could tell. That last one threw me off as I'm not the biggest fan of ginger. I usually pick out the ginger from my food. Unless it's pickled ginger. And this was not. But alas, I ate it anyway. The onions were diced instead of sliced. But that's just my preference. No side of basil, bean sprouts, jalapeño, and lemon. But again, north vs south is my guess. Condiments: There was no Nuoc Mam (fish sauce) on the table. Not having this is definitely no-no in my book. Except for when I'm so hungry that I've nearly finished my food by the time I've realized I should have asked for it. Next time! There was soy sauce. But seriously, who would put that in their pho? Fortune cookie: -1 for even having fortune cookies at a Vietnamese restaurant. +1 for the fortune being in German, English, French, and some other language I didn't recognize. Who'd have thought I'd be learning German from a cookie!

Really delicious though simple food. The service is also great. The ambience is simple and…read morenon-pretentious, but really, as long as it's delicious - who cares? Will gladly come again!

Didn't expect the best pho I've had in a long time to be in Munich, but here we are. After a streak…read moreof disappointing bowls elsewhere, this one made up for all the crummy pho I've had lately...it was perfectly balanced broth, fresh toppings, and all around comforting. The rest of our meal was just as delicious, which made the experience even better. Our table ordered: Duck curry Chicken egg rolls Chicken satay ("best satay sauce I've had" -friend) W3 Beef pho Beef vermicelli Heads up: several of the cocktails pictured on Yelp weren't available, so don't get too attached to the drink menu photos. I ordered the rose lassi instead, and it turned out to be light, fragrant, and absolutely delicious.

I came in around 18:00 and ordered some juice, the fried bananas with ice cream, a couple of summer…read morerolls, and the large Pho Hanoi. I asked for the fried bananas to come out first because I was hungry. It came out last, after everything else. The portion size for the large Pho Hanoi was disappointing given the steep price. It tasted okay. The accompanying herbs and bean sprouts were seriously lacking for my preference. At around 18:15, I went to pay for an online order which my husband had put through because the only option for online orders is to pay at the restaurant. The waitress offered to give me his takeaway order after processing the payment, but I told her I was still eating and would get it on my way out. I was still finishing up my meal when another waiter rudely plopped the bag onto my table and proclaimed that it was mine. The reason I had not wanted the takeaway order immediately was that my husband had ordered the fried bananas with ice cream and I was concerned that the ice cream would melt. Apparently that was not an issue because when you do takeaway the fried bananas with ice cream is ONLY two sad pieces of fried bananas. Was there a discount for the lack of ice cream, fruit, or wafer you get with the dish if you dine-in? Nope, they charged us the full price while failing to deliver half the dish! The menu item literally has the word ice cream in it so I felt really cheated. We got two pieces of half a banana, so basically one banana for €6.90! At least be honest about it and give me a heads up. Another fail was that they did not provide any fish sauce or sauce period for his lemongrass chicken vermicelli dish or his green mango salad. What is Vietnamese food without fish sauce?!? The lemongrass chicken was also very dry. If you choose to order takeaway, please learn from my oversight and be sure to check your order in the restaurant. Personally, I will never come back. If this is the best pho in Munich (like one of the reviewers said) then I would not suggest getting pho in Munich.

Good Vietnamese restaurant with fast service. Food came out fairly with good service. We went with…read moreour servers recommendation which served us well.

Keep it simple and order some pho or chicken soup on a cold winter night; pho is Hanoi style so…read moredon't expect any bean sprouts or Thai basil and the portions are on the small size for the price. Service was quick, fast and polite. Perhaps not the best combination with brautwurst and saukerkraut from the Christmas Markets. However it's a good way to end the night.

Service was very bad & guests even left due to not being served…read more Restaurant is over full and they pack you in like sardines. They still use corona plastic separators as the tables are so close to each other! I have been here before and it was much better - don't know what is wrong with the staff today... We left without eating and won't be back again

This is a little out of the way place in Munich but it is small inside however the food and drinks…read moreare excellent! I had the chicken noodle soup and then had the chicken curry. It was delicious and a very generous portion. very tasty. I also had the lemonade with ginger and mint and that was also excellent. I really enjoyed this place and the staff was really nice and accomodating.

This is apparently really good for Germany. The people are nice and polite. The noodles were not…read morethe right kind, and the broth is missing the balance of star anise and roasted veggies that is crucial. There was also no siraccha sauce. I saw some of the other dishes and they looked good. It is worth a visit, but if you know how phó tastes, you will be disappointed.

This is probably one of my most favorite places in Munich to visit. It's small, but not too small…read morewhere small groups can enjoy. When there is nice weather the outdoor seating area could not be much better on picturesque Nymphenburger Straße. Before I had gone to Vietnam, I loved the diversity in noodles and soups. After returning back from Hanoi I realised how authentic they really are when it comes down to even small details such as the Sriracha hot sauce. For the food quality don't let the smell of oil fool you, the first time I walked in, it smelled of old oil. When eating they are not cooking with it at all. Glass noodles, spring rolls, pho.... The list goes on the price is very reasonable for the serving size and you will not be disappointed.

While on a recent trip to Munich, came across this Vietnamese restaurant while walking around our…read morehotel near Munich HBF. It is quite a busy place with a larger selection of freshly prepared dishes. Staff are courteous, friendly and fast !! The Pho was delicious and chicken was tasty

Mink was craving Asian after only one meal in Munich. We found Asia Viet as this was a restaurant…read moreour Uber driver passed by earlier in the day. She looked at their offerings online and sent me a screenshot of what she wanted. Then she changed her mind. Before I left the hotel to get her takeout, she changed her mind again. She finally settled for their Thai Lemon Chicken. Of course I would forget my umbrella and have to endure some drizzling round trip. When I entered the restaurant, there were two parties dining in. I walked up to the cashier and waited till he greeted me. It took a few moments but I then showed him a photo of what Mink wanted. He said do you want 22, 23 or 26? They all come with chicken. I didn't know what to say as I figured he works there and could tell me which one was the Thai Lemon Chicken. After reading the descriptions, I ordered 22 to go. It seemed like the closest option to the photo caption. He didn't ask how I was going to pay so I just assumed it was cash only. They were Chinese so it's possible they were cash only. Typical Chinese take out style customer service. I handed them 20 Euro for the 14.50 Euro dish. The kitchen didn't take long to get my order out. They packed it nicely and the utensils were to the right of the cashier. Mink said the food was better than she expected for Munich but it was just ok. I had some and I concur. It's still a good option if you're craving Asian food in the area.

nice stylish place, very pleasant atmosphere!…read more Food was very nice for starters and mains, good wines sold by the glass too. But desserts was were it all went south: this seasonal quality of mango, other restaurants would simply have struck off the menu or at least cautioned against. Similar with the preparation of other desserts; it would have been way better for them to not offer dessert, or offer just a single one they manage to do well.

First, I should have asked for the menu to get the exact names, but was too lazy to ask!…read more For my appetizer, duck dumplings. Fluffier dumpling than I've had in the past, but quite delicious. They weren't packed inside, but the flavor came through. Served in small steam basket with a side of hoison sauce. For dinner, I had the beef and Vegys in the coconut curry sauce. Beef strips, zucchini, onion,broccoli, mushroom, asparagus, squash, carrot, eggplant. nice and moderately spiced coconut sauce. Presented in a big bowl with a side of rice. Nice sized portions. I was dining alone, and sat in the bar. it was small with only 4 seats. Out of the way. The atmosphere was very nice. Staff was friendly, didn't go out of their way, but when you dine alone, that often happens.

Lame. They won't let you drink from your own water bottle at their restaurant. And then charge you…read morefor water! We left and they lost our business.

Yum! Really fresh and delicious little Asian/Vietnamese restaurant! I have been there twice and…read moreordered the same thing (rice noodles and salad with fried chicken and egg roll) because it's really delicious. But everything on the menu looks great- so I'll be back soon!! They also serve sushi- but I'm not too sure about trying that.

A pleasant change of pace from the heavy dose of comfort food I've been eating while vacationing…read morehere. Thank God I'm not too stupid to use chopsticks! The prawn curry was light and spicy and delightfully done with a local twist.

Delicious little gem of a restaurant. Wonderful service and fabulous menu and drinks. Had the glass…read morenoodles with prawns and a house Mai Tai, both were excellent.