Here from California and love me some Vietnamese. Food was great. The shop is great. Lady was…read morenice who cooked for us. Egg rolls were awesome. Phad Thai was awesome. Chow Mein was awesome. I'm traveling with a group of foodies and everyone loved it. Grab some onion-flavored Sri Racha too!

amazing Vietnamese food in Munich. The setting is in a grocery store so not your place if you are…read morelooking for a fine dining atmosphere. The food rivals Vietnamese food in California and elsewhere. Take your time to study the extensive menu. I had the classic beef Pho. If I lived in Munich, I'd be a regular. Two thumbs up!

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.

It was delicious food, and we arrived super late at our BnB. The service was fair, for being super…read morelate. They were kind've doing their own thing inside as we ate outside. The edamame was late, but we still had it. However, this was one of the first experiences to eat outside of the U.S. and it was pretty good. We had Pho Ba, and it was tasty. Knowing that most of Europe tasted just as fresh, this was still an amazing experience. Not knowing the food quality in EU, this would be a five stars compared to what we have in the states. Huge fan, cute place.I liked it.

Wonderful wonderful wonderful! This is by far the best Vietnamese restaurant in Munich. You may not…read morethink it from the outside but it is absolutely amazing! We were introduced to it by friends about 3 months ago and have been back almost on a weekly basis ever since! The owner is the loveliest, friendliest restaurant owner in Munich and will tell you everything you want to know about Vietnam and the food and culture! She is also excellent at giving recommendations and helping you decide what to eat. I have eaten so many different things from the menu and have never been even slightly disappointed! My absolute favorite is the papaya salad as a starter....for me there are no words to describe how tasty it is! One of my all time favorite restaurants in Munich!!!

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've spent a lot of time in Vietnam and my wife is Vietnamese. Thuy is some of the best Vietnamese…read morefood I've ever eaten. Honestly. The Crispy Duck in amazing. Everything we had was top quality and unique. Highly recommend.

Great Vietnamese restaurant in the Sendling area…read more We had a friendly but sometimes pushy hostess, at times overwhelming my Viet-food-inexperienced friends with many recommendations yet willing to accommodate to my friends' requests. There weren't too many diners when we arrived, so our meals were served to us pretty quickly. The food was good. We started with Thuy's Cha Gio (mixture of spring rolls), which were crispy but not too greasy. The Pho was comforting, and the "Goi Du Du" (green papaya salad with beef) was flavorful. It was a pleasant meal.

Chi Thu hit the spot when I was craving something familiar. I ordered the Bún Bò Huế and it was…read morerich, flavorful, and just spicy enough -- definitely one of the better versions I've had abroad. I also tried the Phở, and honestly, it's probably the closest to what I'm used to in the U.S. in terms of flavor and broth depth. The food brought back a wave of nostalgia and made me miss home a bit -- in a good way. The staff were really friendly and welcoming, which added to the overall positive experience. The space itself is quite small and cozy, so when it gets busy (which it often does), it can get a bit loud -- but that's just part of the vibe. Only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because there's still a little room for that extra wow factor in the sides or portion size. Still, if you're looking for authentic Vietnamese food in the area, Chi Thu is a solid choice.

All things considered, I was plesantly surprised that is was this good. The broth was authentic as…read moreit gets outside of Vietnam. The noodle portion was a little on the light side, but the texture was good. They were on the mark with everything else we ordered. To be less critical... if I never had Vietnamese food in Vietnam to compare, then this would be a solid 5-star. I would have given a solid 4.5-stars, but Yelp wouldn't let me.

Upon arriving to this restaurant, there were multiple tables available that had "RESERVED" signs on…read morethem. The waitress told us it would be a thirty minute wait even though there were open seats. A few minutes later, she seated us in a reserved seat but told us we only had 30 minutes to eat. Luckily we were in a rush to begin with, however I didn't like feeling rushed to eat my meal since we didn't have reservations. Besides that, the food was tasty and totally hit the spot on the cold night. I really enjoyed how spicy the curry was. However if I was more hungry, I don't feel like the meal would have filled me up. I think making reservations to sit at a restaurant like this is ridiculous and have never seen something like that in the hundreds of restaurants I've visited.

Service - 5 Value - 2…read moreFood - 1 I was fortunate to grow up close to "Little Saigon" in Southern California and have eaten great Vietnamese food for years. Dude was I disappointed by the food here. I ordered the Pho. It is a flavorful beef broth soup always served with a big dense ball of rice noodles and a side of fresh basil, bean sprouts, sliced chilies, and lime wedges. This was none of that. The broth had a strong beef flavor but was completely lacking in any other taste. No detectable spices whatsoever. There was very small quantity of noodles - the wrong kind of noodles at that. I had to pay for an extra order of noodles just to get enough for it to fill up the soup. And finally, a complete lack of condiments. The worst part was, the waitress had no idea what I was talking about. After explaining to her that I wanted the sides she came back with a small lime wedge and some bean sprouts but did not have the basil. wtf? Maybe this place has gotten great reviews because there aren't any authentic Vietnamese restaurants in Munich so nobody knows any better. But I do. At least the service was good. The waitress was attentive and helpful. I will give her credit for that.

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.

This was such a delicious meal. After a week of sausages, schnitzel, pretzels and beer, we were…read morecraving some different flavors, not to mention some veggies! The reviews on yelp led us to this spot. Go early as it's a small restaurant and it gets PACKED. The waitstaff spoke English which was nice and the menu featured our favorite Vietnamese dishes like pho, summer rolls, noodles, and bam xeo. They pho came with usual accompaniments like lime wedges, herbs, chili's and hoisin / sriracha sauce. Save room for the mango sticky rice!! If we were here longer I'd definitely be back. So good!

Pho Bo!? Pho sho…read more (ok sorry, bad...but the pho bo is quite good...so please hang with me!) Nam Giao is a cute little Vietnamese restaurant tucked away just a block or so from Goetheplatz. I've been twice for lunch and each time was pleased, and each time I didn't venture far from the Pho Bo. If it ain't broke, don't fix it? Indeed. The second lunch in particular was the most notable as it was wet, rainy and freezing in our office. We popped over for a warm-up, and I felt my insides thaw as the steaming beef broth melted the icy fringe away. Instant feel good! It's not the best broth I've ever had (missing some oomph)...but always served hot. You can order large or small, but I recommend the large for better value. It comes with all the appropriate fixings, of course. The service is always good, and it is always bustling for lunch AND dinner...it's a small restaurant but well situated, and quite welcoming. A nice little spot to enjoy a meal with friends or solo...! I've eaten more Vietnamese food in Germany than I did in NYC!

Pretty tasty Vietnamese nook along a street of restaurants and bars a little further down from the…read moremain Marienplatz square. And pretty authentic quality of food. Their deep fried dishes were all very tasty and had great texture / crisp. The spring rolls were seasoned well inside and the fried duck was super yummy! Duck was slightly dry but the sauce added back some moisture and it didn't taste gamey!

Great soup, salad and tea! We enjoyed pho, spicy coconut soup and avocado salad. The dim sum was…read moreso not as good, but the green tea, ginger tea and coconut kiss weee awesome.