You know as far as Asian food goes in Munich, this isn't a bad place to stop! The food quality is…read morenothing over the top but it gets the job done. We came in after a long day of flying and this was one of the few places still open. We got pho and some curry and it really hit the spot. Potasia had a lot of vegetarian options as well so come here if you're craving some asian food (sushi, pho, curry, you name it). The indoor seating is a little limited (no outdoor seating) but the menu is expansive :)

Nice place great test. Seems family owned great service speaks multi language. For main course If…read moreyou need spicy you need to specify.

Caramelized salmon fillet, sweet and sour soup with shrimps and Muc Trung Xao were amazingly…read moredelicious. The service was superb! We didn't expect to find such a great Vietnamese restaurant in Munich. We would definitely come here again if we in Munich next time.

Omg i found this place from yelp and i thank yelp for it. Delicious pho and beef. And of course the…read moredurian and avocado smoothies, i love it sooo much!! Melted in my mouth. Definitely worth it!! Thx again yelp

Excellent dinner, very fresh, large portions, owner very nice and attentive. He had his cook…read moreprepare a special dish to accommodate my diet. Food was so good!

I met up with a friend and decided to try out Xin Chao, as we were in the area, I wasn't impressed…read morewith the quality of the food. I felt that the food was very bland and just not that great, I won't be going back again

Stirred fried seafood on roasted rice is salty. Steamed chicken on rice is average …read more Good service.

Had a good Vietnamese beef sandwich here. The place was full, but atmosphere cozy enough for a…read moreself-serve diner. I also found the food very good value. Recommended!!

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.

Haben immer wieder hier gegessen (in den letzten 5 Jahren) und war immer ok. Im Januar zweimal…read moreVergiftung - erst meine Tochter, dann ich mit der Abstand von drei Wochen. Nie wieder.

After trying the duck here (and proceeding to come back for the next three evenings for the exact…read moresame dinner), my dad, a typical northeast China expat, has decided that he will not and can not eat Beijing roast duck from anywhere else--not even Beijing! We got the duck noodle soup and duck with chop suey veggies (if you couldn't tell, we just really wanted duck). Fortunately the duck in both dishes came in generously abundant portions. The duck in the duck noodle soup was quite outstanding. The noodles and the soup were pretty typical for a Chinese restaurant, but the duck--oh the duck! It was the perfect balance between chewy and tender, covered with a crispy layer of skin that held just the slightest hint of yummy fat without oozing all over and making you feel sick and worried about the potential of developing atherosclerosis. The noodle soup really let the duck take the spotlight. The duck with chop suey veggies came with a huge bowl of mediocre rice. The veggies were drenched in a little too much sauce, and the duck seemed to have been deep fried, which was disappointing. While the crispy exterior was made more crispy, the oil from the frying unfortunately drowned out the subtle flavors that duck naturally carries. All in all, a pretty authentic place and seemingly cleaner than other places of the same caliber. Duck was the highlight of our meal, and the duck flesh was also pleasantly "cleaner" (in that it exuded a lot less fat) than previous experiences in both the US and China. Definitely worth trying out, both for the local German looking for an Asian restaurant and for the Chinese tourist hoping for a familiar meal.

Dined here a number of times over the years and have never been disappointed. An excellent menu and…read morealways pleasing staff. I bring Chinese business partners her end they are always pleased. A favorite in Munich when you want Asian food.

After hours of walking through the Deutsches Museum, we were tired and hungry, so we stopped by…read morethis eatery on our way back to the hotel. It was cold out, so we were craving something warm and comforting. We ordered pho bò (beef pho) and grilled pork chops over rice with a sunny-side-up egg and a side of soup. The pho was decent but pretty average -- we've had much better back home in Southern California, where Little Saigon is just 15 minutes away. The grilled pork chops were slightly dry, but thankfully the side soup helped balance it out. We're not too familiar with the Vietnamese food scene in Munich, so it's hard to compare, but the prices were definitely on the higher end.

Vietnamese Street Food that is fast and fresh! The restaurant is clean. Both indoor and outdoor…read moreseating is available. www.chithu.de

Fellow travelers listen very carefully. If you're trekking along Munich in your second week you're…read moredone eating wurst and schnitzel. An American can eat so many hot dogs or variations of it. Lo and behold a Pho spot pops up in the middle of Munich. Here you won't find anything extraordinary in this bowl of pho. It's not Sot Vang in Hanoi or Pho Hoa Pasteur in Saigon but at this point you'll eat anything but hot dogs. The owner is an expat apologist of North Vietnam communist regime. You see this in the decor and ambiance so ixnay on political discussions. A normal bowl of pho anywhere else; a 3 Michelin star meal two weeks in der Vaterland.

Ate here tonight and enjoyed every bite. The mixed Vorspeisenteller was full of delicious things…read morewith 4 dipping sauces and a flame to do your own grilling at the table. Pho Bo was very tasty. Everything was fresh and well-seasoned. Five stars for the food. Tegernseer beer on tap! Interior relatively simple but comfortable nothing special but unpretentious. 3 stars for atmosphere. Service friendly, very attentive but not pushy. Could have been a bit faster with the drink orders after we arrived. It was a Tuesday evening and there was a constant flow of guests. Prices fair. Definitely will be back here soon.