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Segelfliegerdamm 89
12487 Berlin
Germany
Treptow
Hours
What time does Ngân Long open?
Ngân Long opens at 11:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Ngân Long opens at 12:00 PM on Saturday.
What time does Ngân Long close?
Ngân Long closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Ngân Long closes at 6:00 PM on Saturday.Ngân Long is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Fri 11:00 AM - 8:00 PMSat 12:00 PM - 6:00 PMSun Closed
Does Ngân Long serve alcohol?
Yes, Ngân Long serves alcohol.
Does Ngân Long have parking?
Yes, Ngân Long has parking options.
Does Ngân Long have free WiFi?
Yes, Ngân Long has free WiFi.
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Knusprige Ente mit Gemüse & roter Curry-Sauce
Excellent Sushi, rolled really tightly. The Nigiri has a generous topping unlike most other places,…read morethe uramaki was great, too (must try the Samurai Roll!) Wasabi a bit mild, some of the service personnel speaks very limited German hence hard to understand, but smiley and very friendly. During peak times service slows down significantly, perhaps understaffed. Their Vietnamese version of Tom Yam Soup is maybe not as spicy as the original but really well balanced flavours.
Inexplicably rude. I've been here before to order takeaway no problems. Tonight I walked in to…read moreorder some pho, but was spoken to as if a confused dribbling idiot. Only difference between this time and the last was that I was wearing my work boots and some scruffy clothes. So perhaps snobbery. I'll eat elsewhere thanks.
Menu M3+M9+Samurai Roll
We visited on a Friday evening for dinner. The food itself was alright, the best part was the…read morecrispy chicken. My sushi was a bit chewy and the veggies seemed to be frozen first and heated up for the plate. There were also lots of flies and even a few bees flying around (we were sitting inside) so that was a bit distracting when they would land on our food. Otherwise the flavor itself was fine, probably wouldn't need to go back but was happy to try it.
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Kaffee Den (vietnamesischer Espresso)
Suppe Tom-Yam-Gung Garnelensuppe mit Zitronengras, Limettenblätte, Champignons und Thai-Kräuter
Front
From the owner: Sawaddi präsentiert Ihnen feine Spezialitäten aus der gehobenen asiatischen Küche.read more
Als sie ihr Restaurant betraten, waren sie sehr unhöflich und spöttisch, weil ich Krokodile trug,…read morewo zwei der Kellner beschlossen, auf mich zu zeigen und mich zu lachen ... anstatt mich zu begrüßen, machten sie sich mehr Sorgen darüber, welche Schuhe ich an hatte, und gingen zur Rückseite des Restaurants, um mit anderen Mitarbeitern über mich zu sprechen. Ich habe das Essen noch nicht probiert, aber ich würde diesen Ort definitiv nicht als gastfreundlich bezeichnen, um Ihr Essen zu essen. Sie respektieren oder schätzen ihre Kunden nicht, was sich in ihrem Service zeigt!
Very affordable Vietnamese place in Neukölln! I got beef pho. It wasn't the best pho I've had but…read moreit was only 5,50 and the broth was good. It was quite simple -- just some pieces of thin beef. My friend ordered the red curry with duck. It was only 6,00 and a good size. They gave a significant amount of crispy yummy duck!! Another friend enjoyed his fried noodles, which was huge (7,50). The service was alright and the restaurant itself is spacious and clean. I'll definitely go back when I'm craving Vietnamese food because the place is right in my neighborhood. However, I'll keep searching for the better Vietnamese places!
Mango Salat
From the owner: Dieses kleine thailändische Restaurant befindet versteckt in einer Nebenstraße von Alt-Rudow. Was…read moreunscheinbar aussieht lohnt sich dennoch wirklich.
Sauer-Scharf-Suppe / soup Peking style
Fried Udon noodles with tempura chicken and teriyaki sauce
My favorite place for asian food with beautiful traditional . Best Pho in town is in this…read morerestaurant. I love the food and they are nice with customers.
It's been more than five years since Mom's opened, and it's a staple in the neighborhood. Whenever…read morefriends want to meet for food in the area or when we have people visiting, we take them here. The quality of the food is good, and it's consistent. The menu also has a lot of options -- even our picky eater of a child has found things he enjoys. I generally get Vietnamese dishes when I go here, but I have had some of the sushi (vegan ones only) and find it pretty darn good -- I can't complain. The inside of the restaurant is really lovely and cozy, but there's also a ton of outdoor seating, and even though it's at a busy intersection, it doesn't feel too noisy or dirty. Prices have gone up quite a bit in the past couple years, but luckily the quality of food has stayed the same, so we still go here once every month or two. And even though I branch out and try other things occasionally, I still maintain the vegan duck in peanut sauce is the best.
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Low-key, small and charming place with very friendly staff and, most importantly, excellent food!!…read more Very good value!
Fantastic soup! The owner is from Benin but has lived 20 years in Berlin. His chili creatively…read morecombines the best of both food cultures. Can't wait to go back and try other soups. This was such a pleasant surprise.
I love this place! The drinks are dirt cheap! You can wash and dry your clothes while you enjoy…read moreyourself. I didn't eat anything but the burgers looked phenomenal. Definitely a must if you're in Potsdam. It's all Mexican influenced and just great vibes all around.
The Spring Rolls are actually egg rolls in the US and VN, and were decent but not great, so just be…read moreaware. The Pho Dac Biet (combination) was surprisingly good for such a location. The Lemonade had a lot of mint and was sour and minty. The Viet Iced Coffee was like a latte, albeit strong. Service was great, friendly and very attentive. Seatings for mostly four were plentiful. It was mostly workers at lunch break. This spot is within the Arminius Market Hall and located at Berlin's Moabit commercial area.
Nice French style bistro with excellent crepes, salad and appetizers. Great service. Was nice…read morebreak from the hearty German cuisine
Last time we came here we enjoyed the food so we thought we'd return…read more This time, we were greeted by an extremely rude waiter. We arrived right before they opened to ask whether we could make a reservation for later in the afternoon. We didn't even get to ask about the reservation--first thing we were told was that they are not open yet (no "hello", nothing). I responded, "yes, we know--we wanted to make a reservation for later if possible." Then we were told, "well, if you come later and all seats are taken, then you have bad luck." Ok, so am I to take away from this statement that they don't take reservations? If so, just say so... We returned half an hour later--of course, there were plenty of seats. We picked a table (as is customary in Germany) but my husband hadn't even sat down when the waiter walked over--again without saying hello--to yell at him that he "take his water bottle off the table". Again, we hadn't even taken a seat yet, and it's normal to carry a water bottle on a warm day. At this point, we didn't feel very welcome and just left to take our business somewhere else. I will also say that this was not a language problem. I am German, and this entire interaction with the waiter happened in German language.
A restaurant that probably sees itself as a bit funky (although it's probably that funky it…read morewouldn't ever dream of using the word 'funky'). It's a little hard to describe the food here. The name of the restaurant would suggest it was modern French cuisine, and I suppose that's the main theme, although the inclusion of pasta dishes confused the personality. My main of scallops on mango and lime chutney was generally well cooked, although the salt crust was far too thick. The scallops are accompanied by a basil sorbet that didn't quite work. My main of spaghetti with prawns in a tomato and curry(!) sauce was better, although not fantastic. The problem with this restaurant is mainly that the surroundings (and the foodie twists, like my basil sorbet) suggest you're getting something better than the food on offer.
You should come to Eiffel if you have a Ferrari, or a Lamborghini, or a Porsche, so you can park…read moreyours next to other people like you that also have a Ferrari, or a Lamborghini, or a Porsche. And if you don't have one you can still come here to watch people that not like you do own a Ferrari, or a Lamborghini or a Porsche. Don't get confused you will not get your car oil changed here because the only oil changed and hopefully often enough is the oil of your schnitzel. This is where upper Kudamm residents meet lower Grunewald people to talk about how good life is even on the most rainy day while showing off their car keys. If needed a near by store will rent you Italian car keys for cars that don't really exist at very reasonable prices. People watching a treat, the food decent and prices not too high especially if you own a Ferrari, or a Lamborghini or a Porsche. Cork fee not bad so you can pick a wine bottle from the wine store next door. Don't forget to put keys on table so they know you are a member, no members' discount though, after all you own a f-ucking Ferrari for Pete sake.