From food to service this little thai restaurant is fantastic. Very unique approach to authentic…read morecuisine with a little bit of that modern fusion magic. I would recommend this place for din in or even take away, but do not forget to tip, because the chefs and service staff are some of the best in hamburg. Flying Dragon and the Phô is yummcious.

If you enjoy competitive eating then this is your pace. How about being welcoming rather than…read moretelling customers they will have an hour to eat them get out. Chances are we would have been done in less than an hour, but who wants to try to enjoy there meal/night out while clock watching? It's just the principal.

Definitely No.1 Dim Sum in Hamburg!…read more I'm from Japan and I've tried many Chinese Restaurants and Imbisse in Hamburg. As for Dim Sum, Xiao Xiang is the best in Hamburg! Besides Dim Sum I tried "Ma Po Tofu". It was a bit salty for me, but it was not bad at all (it's good to eat with rice). If you are craving for delicious Dim Sum, you should try this restaurant! (In Japanese below) ハンブルクNo.1 点心の店 日曜の夜に訪問。お店の入り口はちょっと怪しい雰囲気ですが、中に入るとたくさんのお客さんで賑わっていました。とにかく点心が抜群に美味しいです！麻婆豆腐は味付けがだいぶ濃いめ（塩っぱかった）でしたが、ご飯と一緒に食べれば問題なく、味は美味しいです。ハンブルクで美味しい点心が食べられる貴重なお店です。

This hidden gem is--hands down--the best Chinese & Dim Sum in Hamburg. The quality rivals my…read morefavorite places back in San Francisco. If you're looking for the Real Deal, this is it. The chefs/owners make their dim sum THEMSELVES--no deep-freezer factory-made dumplings here. And one tastes the difference immediately. We tried two types of Har Gao, Shu Mai, Rice-Crepe rolls, chicken feet, and wan tan soup. Everything was fresh and fantastic. Generous sizes, too. The extensive menu features Hong Kong and Cantonese-style dishes. The decor is fun--strands of colorful lights complement the indoor waterfalls and gardens. Relaxed but nice. Can't wait to return and eat my way through the menu! :-)

Great hospitality, good Austrian food…read more Da Hoam is a good Choice for everyone that is looking for a decent Austrian fare in Hamburg. The small restaurant is located in the basement of an Art Deco building in picturesque Eppendorf and a reservation is highly recommended since there are 15 tables at most (inside and outside). The owner is very forthcoming and makes your stay enjoyable. The Schnitzel, Kasspatzn, and Gulasch are highly recommended and come in a huge serving. Leave room for the dessert! The only thing that needs improvement is the wine list. Average entree: EUR 20. Wine (bottle): EUR 25-40. Credit cards accepted.

The best Veal Schnitzel , lovely atmosphere , super friendly ... Thanks very much Thommy . See you…read moreon my next trip to Hamburg

Das war einmal unser Lieblingsitaliener. Nun waren wir seit langer Zeit wieder dort und haben das…read moreerste Mal draußen gesessen, die Bedienung war neu, die Karte aber die alte. Erst als es wirklich unangemessen lange gedauert hat und die Vorspeise nur noch ein Kopie des ehemals tollen Essens war, haben wir gemerkt, dass der Laden mittlerweile übernommen worden ist, die Schilder an der Außenwand beibehalten, ebenso die gedruckten Karten mit dem Namen und dem alten Menü, aber die Getränkeauswahl, der Service und vor allem das Essen sind mittlerweile einfach nur noch Imbiss - Qualität. Einzig die Pizzen sehen gut aus, sind aber offenbar auch nur noch zum Teil selbst gemacht und waren zumindest bei uns kräftig verbrannt. vor allem das Essen sind mittlerweile einfach nur noch Imbiss - Qualität. Einzig die Pizzen sehen gut aus, sind auch nur noch zum Teil selbst gemacht und waren zumindest bei uns kräftig verbrannt. Leider nie wieder, keine Empfehlung - hart Betrug,

My local restaurant. The food is good the drinks are great, it's just the service which could…read moreimprove. I like an experience and warmth. As a business owner, feelings are everything. The basil smash is nice if you like interesting herby cocktails! If you're around here, Holla at me

Tiefenthal is a cafe/bar/restaurant. Unlike the places at Schanze, this one is really "higher"…read moreclass. It's crowded and unfortunately pretty expensive (but hey, you are in Hamburg - so it's not like you are already not used to it). We didn't go for food, just drinks and the cocktails were pretty good. The Tiefenthal is one of those places you can take your parents for a drink, or yuppie-kinda people (no offense). But if there would be alternatives in Eppendorf, I'd rather go there. As far as I can tell, there are none though.

I found this place because a coworker recommended it. The lunch menu was the first time I tried any…read morefood there. There are lots of options and all of them sound rather tasty - I tried the red curry with duck as well as the udon with tofu and liked both very much. Lunch comes with either mini spring rolls or a coconut curry soup. I chose the soup and it was absolutely great - good portion size and the taste was sublime. I returned this evening for dinner and ordered the hand made spring rolls (very good), another coconut soup (also very tasty), the pork belly (fantastic!) and the duck royal. I loved all of the dishes and will definitely come back.

As an Asien , i should say it is not a authentic place to have lunch/dinner. The lunchmenu war ok…read morebut they forgot our appetizer. I had "bun bo Hue" - the noodles soups with beef. The soup war really bland not anything like vietnamese food. 3-star for the service and the de