I loved the decor and the chefs in the kitchen located at the entrance making handmade ramen…read more Service is poor. The staff was not friendly. You write your orders on a scrap piece of paper left on the table. Menu is mostly beef-based with few other options. Cash only.

I wanted to go for lunch and came across Ramen 8 through Yelp and I'm so glad that I went there. I…read moretried a Ramen dish and it was one of the best Ramen that I've had so far. The staff are very friendly and speak German and English. I would go back again the next time I'm in Stuttgart and try a different dish.

The food was delicious and freshly made. The lady who owned the place was friendly and welcoming…read more The food arrived quickly with exceptional service. And the interior design was cozy and quaint.

Surprisingly I couldn't find Pho in this Vietnamese restaurant…read more Instead, I had Reis Band. But it is just a typical and simple noodle soup, found easily in East Asia. I don't think that is worth the money. My friend had spring rolls. It looked fine and tasted ok.

Italiani was very near our hotel. Our server was very pleasant and her English was great. We…read moreenjoyed a very nice salad and entrees. My pomodoro-styled Tagliatelle with salmon was very well prepared and tasty. One my have expected the chunked salmon to be overcooked and tough, but they were very tender. Indoor and outdoor dining options were both appealing. Note: Be cautious of the ATM next door, which will charge exorbitant FX rate and surcharges.

Excellent service , lasagna bolognese was very good and the caprese salad was nice as wellread more

Staff was very friendly, the food was very spicy as warned, they were very flavorful but they were…read moreall very salty.

The food is amazing. The people are lovely. It's authentic Sichuan, so don't expect it to be like…read moreany other standard (as Germans would say: "08/15") asian fast-food restaurant. But if you do like the occasional sweet and sour chicken or if somebody who's tagging along is unsure if their palate can take the Sichuan spices, you can even go for these. Even their non-authentic asian food tastes better than anywhere else in town (at least the ones I tasted). That said, my favourite are their Sichuan pepper dishes. Amazing - getting the craving, just thinking about it. Meanwhile the restaurant seems to be pretty well known, especially in the chinese community, because a lot of asians come to enjoy their meal here, which for me is a pretty darn good indication for authentic food. A bit of a let down is the space. It still got it's original German Bierkneipe from the 90's feel to it. The tenants seem to not be allowed to alter it enough (was the same with the Korean place before it). So it could be cosier, but they did their best. So don't be afraid if it doesn't look the way you would expect. Check the photos, and definitely try it out. Huge recommendation!

I was walking by, saw the sign, and looked it up on Yelp. Was feeling hungry for it so decided to…read moretry a medium veggie pho. Thankfully the gal at the register understood no problem as Duolingo hadn't gotten to how to say "veggie" yet. Ate in. They serve in real dishware and utensils. They do offer wood chopsticks if you want some. The noodles are fatter than I'm used to in pho but that didn't bother me one bit. It was a good eat. Upping the initial 4 star to a 5 star review because the price was attractive and I ended up eating the entire thing - including all the soup. I almost never finish the soup so I must enjoy this more than I think. Glad I stopped in!

Wow! So good! Tom Khaa Gai was a 10 outta 10!! Loved it ! All the other dishes going out look…read moregreat too. Will be back during our short stay in Stuttgart. Service was very friendly and the price is great too !

Grabbed dinner here since I'm trying to check out as many Korean-ish places. This restaurant has a…read morenicer ambiance and better suited if you have a group or looking for a more upscale place to have dinner. It's also right by the Schloss-/Johannesstraße U, so it's easy to get to. Found it a little challenging to figuring out the appetizers and entrees (naturally the more expensive items). Ordered the chicken bulgogi since I've been eating way too much meat and pork in Germany. Asked if it could be prepared in the back, but they still cooked it at the table. The waitress seemed unsure of what to do, so another waiter had to jump in. Overall, I enjoyed it. I liked the side dishes (super small portions) and lettuce, but had to ask for the red pepper paste. They have beer and soju. Also, they take credit cards. Saw comments complaining on the cost. Did see the pre-fixe menu and it can be pricey, but if you're looking to sample a lot of food, then it makes sense. I went a la carte, which I think is better.

. !!! This is NOT…read morea Korean restaurant. This place is run by a Chinese and mimick Korean food. They probably learned how to make similar food but what they serve is not authentic food. Taste? Like a foreigner made foreign food with unknown ingredients. Stuttgart living Chinese version of Korean food. Banchan supposed to be free refill but they charge 2.50 euro for some cheap food which would cost like .50 euro. They accept ONLY CASH !!!!!! They told me that they are "No credit card restaurant" Average cost will be between 15 to 20 euros a la carte selection of food including drinks. The cost to quality value are not that good from my point of view.

Checked out this place with the family since it was conveniently on the U line that I was on making…read moreit easy to jump on/off. It was really, really warm that day, but didn't have any space to sit outside. The waitress. who was very nice, tried to at least put us near a window, but it didn't help. We ordered lo mein and a seafood noodle soup on the Chinese side of the menu. I actually thought the noodles were pretty good. As for Korean, outside of the bulgogi prix-fixe menu, the only other thing Korean I saw was the Mul-naengmyeon (Korean cold noodles in chilled broth) , which I thought was ok since it was pretty hot. I liked the fact they put kimchi in there. Overall, I enjoyed the food here and would go back again.

Perhaps this is the best asian food in town. Original asian food. The Korean bbq is awesome. Big…read morechoice between a lot of different dices.

Thanks from the USA for your nice service & great food & we d be back again if we come to Stugart.read more

I normally don't eat beef in Germany. Most German beef is very though as the German's don't know…read morehow to cut and prepare beef. Here the Bò Lúc Lc is excellent and the beef is somewhat tender. Give the place a try.

It's always interesting to find food in a foreign country. It was a cold day in Germany & we wanted…read morePho. We had been driving around exploring & I found this place while searching the map. Situated in the front of the building in what almost looks like a house is this amazing quaint restaurant. Street parking is available. Clean & modernistic when you walk in. 2 staff members, I'm thinking maybe a husband & wife. Both super friendly with enough English for us to communicate well with them. Lunch specials are offered during certain times & are huge portions with reasonable prices. Food came out hot & everything was so fresh. It tasted amazing & when talking to the gentleman that served us, he stated their chef is Vietnamese so the food is authentic as you can get. They do take some ingredients out as Germans do not tend to like them but the food was the best Vietnamese food we have had in years. Staff were so thankful & so glad to hear that. Prices are reasonable. If we are ever in Germany again we will absolutely go here. I recommend anyone looking for this type of food in the area to try this place out.

Quite good by German standards! The broth was flavorful and not too salty, and the meat was quite…read moretender. Served with the standard accompaniments; lime, sprints, fresh mint, etc. The only major difference from what we get back in the US was the noodles; instead of the thin rice noodles, it comes with thicker flat rice noodles. Unfortunately my noodles were a touch over-cooked, but that could have been a one-off mistake. We will definitely be back...

I had won ton soup and the fried mini rolls. Very well done! I lovedEverything about this place…read more Everything was cooked perfectly

By far, best Chinese in greater Stuttgart area! Great service, beautiful presentation, and yummy…read morefood! We have had numerous different dishes, all have been great! Fried rice is delicious, and that is my first standard that I judge all Chinese restaurants by, just my thing!