Chay Long is an absolutely delightful restaurant where the dishes are so flavorful and fresh that…read moreomnivores won't miss meat for a second. The staff are so welcoming and nice, the menu has a lovely selection of largely Vietnamese fare. We enjoyed the golden baked spring rolls and dumplings, the steamed bao, pho, tofu/veggies with a peanut sauce, and my 4yo enjoyed his rice with veggie chicken. The restaurant itself is beautiful and peaceful. No complaints here!

Nice service and good vegan but not outstanding food…read more I'd recommend to skip number 3 and 5. the Banh Xeo number 20 was great and worth the price! Number 15 was better than 3 and 5 but also "just" ok. I wouldn't necessarily drive all the way to eat here and there are definitely better options for vietnamnese vegan food but overall it's decent. Tapas for 3.80€ and main dishes for 8.50€. Next time we will try a main dish that mostly consist of curry and peanut litter sauce with vegan duck or chicken

I almost missed this restaurant since it was on the third page of vegetarian recommendations. It…read morewould have been a shame! I was very impressed by this food and I love Vietnamese food. It is hard to get good vegetarian versions, since most dishes use fish sauce and you can't just substitute soy sauce and have it taste right unless you really know how to use the rest of the seasonings. Clearly, they do here. The place was very quiet, which is surprising, because it is a gem. I ordered a big bowl of soup which was new to me. It had coconut milk and peanuts with several kinds of mushrooms and rice noodles. Highly recommended. I wish I were staying longer so I can return.

This is possibly the best Vietnamese restaurant you can find for miles…read more I might have never been in the country but after living 17 years in East London I had my fare share of the cuisine. As my wife is a vegetarian and I am not we always try to find the perfect place that makes us both happy. This might just be the one. Not once have I missed meat in any of their dishes. The food here is flavorful, rich, interesting, full of great textures and always presented with a smile. It beats hands down some of the more fancy and famous vegan and vegetarian restaurants in the neighborhood. To round things up: The have pretty great wine for little money. At present still a bit odd an insiders tip but I guess not for very long. My favorite dish on the menu is the No. 20. Highly recommended.

Incredibly rude staff... watched them refuse a mother who asked if her toddler daughter could use…read morethe washroom and demanded to be paid in euros in order to allow them to use the facility... the restaurant was almost empty at the time. The food was marginal at best. You can easily do better at many other restaurant options nearby.

I was traveling in Germany and Austria two weeks, and my time at Bu Kon, based on the good reviews…read moreit has, was one of the worst dining experiences of the trip. I was the only person at the restaurant, around 4pm. After I finished my dish I smiled and raised my hand to the server. She was talking on her cell (something I didn't see), and waved me away. I waited 15 minutes just sitting there as she continued to talk. No other staff were around. Once she got off the phone, she told me that they had stopped serving food for the day, for reasons completely baffling to me. So I asked for the check. I think it's rude to take a personal call during your workday when you have one diner waiting for you. The food was decent, but not worth all that.

The place is nothing special. The Vietnamese menu mainly consists of meat with some type of…read morenoodles. The Japanese menu has sushi and rolls. I ordered spicy tuna roll and shrimp tempura roll. They were quite ordinary more on a bad side than a good delicious side. The service was slow-ish. Our drinks arrived only when I finished my rolls. It's a cash only place. Overall experience is meh!

It's a cute place. The thing that gave me an impression was the very nice decorated toilet. So I…read moredon't know how much that says about this place? The service is nice, or ok, The food is pretty decent. It makes a super nice lunch. But for a date or a celebration I would go somewhere else.

Literally the best won ton soup I've ever had. I was not expecting it to be a fried won ton, but it…read morewas. And I was not expecting so much flavor. Really amazing.

Beim Bezahlen ist mir zunächst nichts aufgefallen. Erst zu Hause habe ich die Rechnung genauer…read moregeprüft und festgestellt, dass mir 12 € zu viel berechnet wurden. Was mich besonders stutzig macht: In anderen Bewertungen wird eine sehr ähnliche Situation beschrieben. Unter diesen Umständen fällt es schwer, von einem einfachen Versehen auszugehen. Ich empfehle daher dringend, die Rechnung direkt vor Ort sorgfältig zu kontrollieren.

Very nice place not far from U Eberswalderstr., pleasant service and very good food at reasonable…read moreprice. Homemade golden ice tea was great! I'd definitely recommend everyone to come eat here.

From the owner: Em Oi - Asia Fusion ist eine Fusionsküche auf höchstem Niveau. Eine Reise quer durch Asien, bei der…read moreDesign und Qualität vereint werden.

Great place and service. And the best coconut sause in Prenzlauer Berg!…read moreCan really recommend this place

Wandering around Prenzlauerberg one early afternoon we came upon this restaurant. On a weekday…read moreit's probably the busiest place around, It has two small sections of dining room inside but the front patio is quite big and spacious so despite it being somewhat chilly and windy (and a few wasps) we decided to sit outside with a good view for people watching. We had spring rolls (they cut it up so it's a good sharing dish), glass noodle salad and shrimp curry. All pretty good although I'd expected the glass noodles to be spicier. Like most of the restaurants in this area it was cash only (or some kind of local debit card), no credit card which was a bit inconvenient but thankfully we managed since the price was quite reasonable -3 items plus a drink came to about 30 euros.

This really is a little gem of a Vietnamese restaurant, the prices are low, and the veggies are…read moremarket crisp and fresh. That combo is rare to come by - so no wonder why this place is always packed. The poor waitress is running around like crazy.. Everything on the menu looks great, and I can endorse both the summer rolls, as well as the fish and veggie curries. Kudos for using organic sweet potato. The mango lasso is a delight, while their take on the mohito is a bland affair. The only big drawback, and BIG it is.. there's now vegetarian pho on the menu! What's up with that??? If I'm lucky they'll put it on the daily specials board one of these days..

Very nice Thai restaurant in the Prenzlauerberg area of Berlin. Outdoor seating on a quiet tree…read morelined street. Came here for lunch and had their Massaman curry w/ chicken which was excellent and a good portion size. The server was very nice and brought me an English menu. The food came out quickly along with my beer (I am in Berlin after all). :) I certainly recommend.

Cash only Servers aren't Thai…read more Duck curry is really good Pad Thai was okay Vietnamese iced coffee was made with instant coffee and was not a real Vietnamese coffee

Ohh this is a lovely little place. In the summer you can sit outside in the sun while eating your…read morefavourite spring roll or one of the yummy glass noodle soups. In the winter you can nurse a drink inside in the cozy atmosphere. The service is always amazingly friendly.

A very nice place for some good and fair priced vietnamiese food! The restaurant itself gives more…read moreof a lunch vibe than dinner, so i would recommend going there for lunch, but the food is also dinner worthy:) i got the salad with crispy duck and it was yum! And an extra bonus is when you are done eating you are in the nice and lovely part of prenzlauerberg with nice little shops around!