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    Ông Táo - Nr. 20: gegrillter Schweinebauch traditionell gewürzt

    Ông Táo

    4.4(51 reviews)
    5.1 kmBockenheim
    €€

    Where to even start with this one?…read more Unique location, great setting, friendly staff, tasty food, and a bit of fusion makes this quite the find in an area filled with Mediterranean restaurants. This restaurant is best approached on foot, to work up an appetite. Right across the street from a sightly park of greens, this restaurant is very much a sight for sore eyes(and hungry tummies), and very specifically Vietnamese--with some fantastic fusion. The interior was decorated with a lot of vietnamese style decor which immediately reminded me of fancy vietnamese restaurant. Beware the flies--which a traditionally a neighbor to vietnamese restaurants--that are attracted to the strong scents of vietnamese food. Staff was friendly and speak some vietnamese if you are into that. Both my girlfriend and I ordered a beef based dish--mine being a more traditional dish and hers a clever fusion--both ended up being very delicious. I ordered the Bo La Lot(beef wrapped in betel leaves with vermicelli) and the other, a Banh Bao Burger(burger wrapped in traditional vietnamese "buns"). The beef was delicious( even compared to the quality of vietnamese food back in California specifically). The Bo La Lot came only with 4 pieces sadly [priced accordingly] and mostly vermicelli--btw the traditional vietnamese sauce nouc mam is on point(with a decent amount of chili). The banh bao burger had a yummy patty and came with some sweet potato fries and amazing spicy dipping sauce of its own. We also ordered a Banh Bao to go. It was made half of just buns but taste wise did taste like a traditional Banh Bao I'd recommend any newcomers, tourists alike!

    I ordered a Vietnamese iced coffee, fresh coconut, egg rolls, and the pork vermicelli. My favorite…read morewas the coconut and the egg roll. The coconut was cold and was very refreshing. The egg roll skin was flavorful and the skin crispy, and light. The Vietnamese iced coffee was ok. The type of coffee used is not the traditional cafe du monde that I like. The pork cut in the vermicelli is pork belly. It is a little too fatty for me. It is deconstructed so you have to put it together in the little bowl to eat it. The presentation is very cute.

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    Ông Táo - Dining Area at Ong Tao

    Dining Area at Ong Tao

    Ông Táo - Vietnamese Chicken Curry at Ong Tao

    Vietnamese Chicken Curry at Ong Tao

    Ông Táo - Endlich angekommen, im ersehnten Regen!

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    Endlich angekommen, im ersehnten Regen!

    Palmen - Palmen von außen (Adelbertstraße, links hinten Bockenheimer Warte/Ecke Leipziger Straße)

    Palmen

    4.8(4 reviews)
    5.8 kmBockenheim

    The food here is fantastic! I came here looking for Pho given it is a Vietnamese restaurant and Pho…read moreis a traditional soup of the area. However, the menu was more a thai-vietnamese hybrid with lots of deliciously spiced coconut milk curries. They did have appetizer soups - I proceeded to order the V4 along with the M4 on their lunch menu. The soup (2,50€) was incredible and my favorite part of the meal. I could taste every ingredient individually in a sublimely harmonious blend from each sip. The cilantro, pineapple, shrimp, coconut milk - all present and delicious. The M4 (7€) was the spicy beef w/vegetables and served with a side of rice. Despite being what I thought would be a thai coconut curry, the spices used were unique and different in a great way. It was spicy as advertised and a very comforting meal. I will definitely be back!

    My husband and I ventured out for some good Vietnamese food for dinner. We easily found the…read morerestaurant taking public transportation and the hostess was also our server. She was sweet, patient , and spoke English as well as Vietnamese. We sat in the garden area which is in the back of the restaurant. Which was nice because it was quiet and the peaceful. We ordered goi cuon and banh xeo to start, both were freshly made. The goi cuon sauce is made the traditional way on the stove top and it was served warm. The rice paper wrapper was soft, pliable, and didn't crack open anywhere. The filling of fresh mint, bean sprouts, lettuce, pork, and shrimp was pure perfection. We enjoyed it so much we ordered a seconding order. The Banh Xeo was piping hot when it came to the table, I was worried it would be soggy as it looked a bit thicker than I am used to. Boy was I judging a book by its cover, the banh xeo was crunchy and crisp throughout. I do wish it was served with some fresh lettuce to wrap the banh xeo in and dip it into the nuoc mam but I inhaled it without the lettuce. It was filled with fresh bean sprouts, pork, and shrimp. The crepe itself had bits of green onion and had great flavor. The nuoc mam was fresh as it was a light amber color, not too sweet and not to salty with just the right amount of spicy. I highly recommend both of these for starters. Main courses: Bo xao Bun Cha Goi, it arrived to the table in all its deliciousness. Tender pieces of marinated beef with the chewy bun. The fresh veggies added to the lightness of the dish. My husband added some hot sauce but I could have eaten just was it was. Pho Bo was fragrant, broth was light in color( you want that because it means the broth is fresh and cooked properly). I was impress they had tai and brisket in the pho. The bean sprouts, onions, and basil are at the bottom of the bowl so make sure to mix it up before eating it. This bowl of pho was also served with a lime which is the correct citrus to eat with pho and a small dish of chili sauce and the hoisin. I enjoyed my pho down the the last drops of broth which I never do. To send the meal I got a bag of fresh shrimp chips Togo. I do with they had the proper soup spoon for the pho but I think it's normal for restaurants in Germany not to have them so I may have to pack my own. We will be back with the kids and I have a feeling this will be a regular place for us. Thank you for a great food experience.

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    Palmen - Inneneinrichtung

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    Hello Vietnam - vietnamese - Updated May 2026

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