Great tasting Vietnamese food, one of the most authentic ones I've come across in Bonn. If you are…read morewondering what to try, go for the Pho, as well as the Summer rolls for something cooler. The lemonade is pretty good too

Very authentic Vietnamese food. Ordered stir-fried beef on warm rice noodles. Two thumbs up…read more Lemongrass lemonade is so refreshing too!

Great restaurant with lots of food options for everyone including vegans. Large selection of foods:…read moresushi, phó, curries etc.

Simple and cute neighborhood spot with friendly service and tasty dishes. Really liked that they…read morehave English under the German description, which my cousin hadn't noticed despite coming here for years, lol. I however immediately noticed.

Great value and generous portions. A good variety of Vietnamese and Thai dishes. Also fresh lemon…read morejuice available.

A real pho soup should be served with Vietnamese Basilica, mint and soja sprouts. The soup should…read morebe clear. Noodles should be pure white. Beef should be in thin slices, so the soup can cook it through even when the beef is served raw. Besides, there should be meat balls. After finishing the soup, one should not feel thirty. If so, that means there are too much chemical ingredients. Sadly the soup I ordered didn't meet any of the listed requirements. It was a waste of 10 euros. PS. I normally don't review things on the internet.

very gut tasty dishes, comes as in the pics of the menu :))…read morenice and cosy, would be even perfect when its drizzling outside...

This was right across from my hotel so I ate here twice! One night I had a vegetarian soup (similar…read moreto tom yum) and spring rolls- it was light and refreshing, even on a hot day. The next time, I ordered a Queen Bowl with seitan and tofu (to go). Both were tasty and fresh. I am impressed by their large array of vegetarian options (almost the entire menu can be made to suit vegetarians).

The food was delicious. And so was the cocktail. Loved that there was a huge variety of options…read moreincluding a bunch of vegetarian option. I had a rice noodle salad (number 233) and a mochi ice cream as a dessert. Can't judge the authenticity of the food but we were all very happy. Portions are decent sizes too :) Service was great. Super friendly. Had to wait a little for the food but the restaurant was full.

The food was delicious, we had spring rolls and gyoza as starters and phở with tofu (this one maybe…read morelacked a little depth of flavor) and a green curry as main dishes. The drinks (mango lassie and sportsman) were also good. I'm no expert on Vietnamese food, but I thoroughly enjoyed the flavors and the textures, the spring rolls and gyoza were nice and crispy, and everything seemed fresh. The prices were also reasonable. The staff was very friendly and the restaurant is decorated nicely too! Overall a great experience :)

Good food and nice patrons. We ordered twice when we were in town. We love their egg rollsread more

Went for a walk and passed by this restaurant. Initially was craving pho, however upon reading the…read moremenu I noticed pho is not offered. I gave one of their noodle bowls a try and it was perfect for the cold weather. This location is Vegetarian friendly with no flavor enhancers. This is also a family owned business. There are lots of options on the menu for those that enjoy meat too!

Wokboy Bonn is a small and relatively newly-opened Asian (Vietnamese and Thai) restaurant in…read morePoppelsdorf. The portions are huge, the prices are reasonable and the staff has always been kind. I believe beef chop-suey is very tasty, but unfortunately I cannot say the same for their sweet and sour chicken, which tastes a little different than the usual. Also, even though almost all of the appetizers taste quite good, they are deep fried and a little oily. Overall, if your expectations are not very high and you are looking for a place to eat quick and cheap Asian food in Poppelsdorf, where there is no other Vietnamese or Thai restaurant, you might give Wokboy a try.