This was my favorite meal in all of Germany. Whether you like this type of food or not, you will…read morelove it and pine for it when you leave. We had the Kebap Lounge Plate for 2 I think and it was a magnificent combination of mostly meats and yeah some delicious veggies too... but the meats are indescribably wonderful. Please patronize this place, you'll be glad you did.

The food choices are so authentic and they taste delicious. They have a menu on qr code that…read moretranslates the menu of the week in 4 different languages. Found out that the owner had a cousin that lives where our company's HQ is in Italy and they are our customer. Small world. Thr vibe and atmosphere is upbeat and the dining experience was memorable

Actually one of my colleagues recommended this restaurant to me for diner. So I went to there at…read morenight. There are so many people. I was excited to eat something. Sadly, I ordered sea food pizza and weird spaghetti. Theses were very bad to me. I left all of mine.

According to Uncle, our family friend, he says that this is the only Vietnamese restaurant in…read moreWolfsburg area. So it is a real treat to have Vietnamese food in Germany at a restaurant. But beware, the soup is MSG heavy. An Nam is at the prime location at the main level of one of the tall office buildings which is also at the corner of a busy street next to the Auto Museum and the giant outlet. It is walking distance from the strip mall. And the train station is just around the corner. This is a the perfect place to hide from the cold weather for hot soup. For our first visit, the hot Vietnamese Vegetarian Noodle Soup was the perfect way to recharge after a good day of shopping. For our second visit, it was a great way to start our day of exploring the area and the Auto Museum. Check out the Specials written on the board by their counter (well I mean if you can read German). I tried the mixed drink (like a piña colada) that they had on special which was very tasty! And it was the first time I saw a pichuberry which is used as the garnish. Quite interesting. What's a Pichuberry? Info: http://m.pichuberry.com/#!Home|home_page Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physalis_peruviana

A pleasant surprise to have a good Vietnamese restaurant in Wolfsburg. It's conveniently located…read morenear the pedestrian zone, not far from the main train station, and was in walking distance to my hotel. I originally considered the pho, because yes. But they also had the beef with vermicelli rice noodles, and I hadn't had that in a while either, so I went with that option. The spring rolls were big and tasty, fresh. The beef was good. I wasn't expecting the presentation, as normally in the U.S. the noodles are in a big bowl, with the beef and such so you can mix it all up good before eating. But, it was still very good food. Service was also good, not overbearing but expedient. The atmosphere was pleasant - they have some outdoor seating so I sat outside on a nice evening, and it added to a great atmosphere. If I return to Wolfsburg for work, I will definitely stop in again.

Vapiano attracts the young professional crowd and gets quite busy during happy hour. The…read moreatmosphere is open and simple. For first time visitors, here's how it works. When you enter the restaurant, the hostess will give you a card. When you get to the back of the restaurant, you can order your food (pizza, pasta, salads, etc.). Then you'll get a pager for when your food is ready. You can stop by the bar, pick up a drink, find a seat and wait for your pager to blink. After eating, stop by the reception stand a pay for your food and drinks. It is a great concept, especially since you don't have to split the bill when everyone gets their own card. Now for the food, Vapiano has most of your basic Italian dishes covered. I enjoy the rucola pizza. It is topped with plenty of leafy greens and fresh shaved Parmesan.

When in Germany, one must try Vapiano! Although this chain can be found in London - I found out it…read moreis originally a German started business. I was in Wolfsburg recently, visiting my partner who works for Volkswagon. The town itself isn't full of a ton of many food options that struck my fancy within walking distance of the town center, but we slipped in here to compare the quality to what we've had in the US and London. The place is clearly popular with locals and other visitors, as it was completely full. I had the standard Spaghetti Bolonaise with some added mushrooms - the quality was similar to what I've found at other Vapianos but was surprised to see how large the portions are compared to what you get if you go in the UK. For Italian food lovers, Vapiano will never knock your socks off but it gets the job done with quality ingredients and a friendly German smile.

Sushi in Wolfsburg is slim pickings, but Sushi Berlin seems to be the best of the bunch. I've been…read morethere for lunch more than a few times. Service is sometimes a bit slow when the lunch crowd is in full swing. They often fill up during the peak time. The sushi is decent, but most of the rolls are pre-made right before lunch. The cuts for the nigiri are good sized. The wasabi is not too potent. For lunch there is a special, all nigiri, maki and special rolls are 3 Euro. Sushi Berlin's Hannover location is a notch better in quality, but in Wolfsburg, I'll take what I can get.

Fish quality to be improved. A bit expensive for what offered. The sushi chefs have to practice…read moremore, some makis and nigiris were not well done.

Frendly service and frendly prices. Food is tasty and fresh. Portions are not too small, not too…read morebig. 11-15 You pay cheaper prices for lunch. Food for 3 Adults and 2 kids costs about 50€. Lunches are in offer in Saturday too.