Very good Vietnamese food. A pleasant place with good service. I had Pho two times last week and it…read morewas excellent. Obviously since I came back a second time! I am an English speaker, and they do not speak English, but they were accommodating and we made ourselves mutually understood without difficulty.

Probably one of the best East Asian restaurants in Basel. I have been there few times and tried…read moredifferent dishes ranging from something with noodles, rich, soup and spring rolls and have not been disappointed. Since I do not eat meat or fish, they accomodated my needs and prepared specific dishes with tofu instead of meat. Unlike many other places in Switzerland, they serve large portions :) I would definately recommend this place! and yes, it is open on Sundays!!!

It's in a suburbs, but have an outside seating. Although it's by a tram line, it's pleasant and…read morecosy. It is super tasty. I wish I found this place already in the first night. Both starters and main dish was super. Everything is fresh and they have a nice service. All food in the pics super

Came here to eat back in May after a long rainy excursion in the mountains. It was opened later…read morethan other places. I was still having stomach issues so didn't really eat on this European trip but the broth gave me life. It tastes pretty authentic for being in the middle of Zurich, or a little bit out. Tastes better than a few places I've had in the states . The lady that was there, I'm sure is the owner, was really sweet. Was so happy us foreigners chose her place to eat our home food. Definitely is expensive, because $25 for a bowl, but the price is the same all over Switzerland.

Was staying a a local hotel near the airport and was craving pho so we decided to give this place a…read moretry. Hubs and I both shared a shrimp chip appetizer and then each had the chicken pho. Simply delish! The chicken was surprisingly moist, not dry at all. It came with the usual accoutrements, and boy oh boy, the hot peppers they put in their fish sauce were amazingly nuclear hot! Logistics: they have their own parking and contrary to what's in the profile, they do accept credit cards. If we were ever in the area again, we'd most definitely come back.

Had lunch there the other day. The food was served quick by friendly staff but didn't knock me out…read moreof my socks to be frank. Room for improvement and reason to try again and hope.

Excellent place for Vietnamese food. The spring rolls are super tasty, the ribs really good and the…read moreice Vietnamese coffee is very good.

Where to begin? Hygiene, cleanliness, flavor, service . . . Disappointing in all categories. Not…read morerecommended.

Decided to eat here after 3 days of heavy German food while in the Black Forest. I ordered the pho,…read moreand the Goi Cuon and sadly I was rather disappointed with both. Service however was fast and friendly. I don't know why they decided to already add hoisin sauce to the pho? I didn't realize it was there until I started mixing everything. I think a good pho broth is already tasty on it's own so i was sad to see my broth slowly turning more and more brown as I mix it. Also I don't know if it's to cater to the German tongue but the pho was on the sweeter side. The beef slices weren't thin enough, by the time it got to me, they were thoroughly cooked and hard to bite. The spring roll: it was awkwardly wrapped, which is fine because it the flavor that matters. There is a rather sizeable piece char siu and a whole shrimp so that was rather generous. The peanut sauce however was way too salty. I've no idea what the other dishes tastes like. My boyfriend ordered a Banh Mi and he seemed to have enjoyed his sandwich. I went in with high hopes and chose to stick to the classics, unfortunately it didn't really work out for me.

We decided to give Song Pi Nong a try after reading the good reviews on our first night here at…read moreLuzern and Switzerland. The restaurant itself is quite small and at dinner time only one single staff at the front. We had a wait a bit before she was able to clear the table. It also took her a bit of time before they were able to take our orders as there were couple other tables in front of us that just sat down. Despite the initial slow service once our food got here everything was good. The portion size was quite nice the white rice was definitely bigger bowl than I expected. The quality of the food was quite nice about what I had expected very comparable to good Thai restaurants here in NYC. The price was definitely a shock at first as with most restaurants here in Switzerland however compare to other places it's quite modest at around 20-30 CHF for main entrees. Definitely a good choice if you looking for Thai food here at Luzern. Better to ask ahead if you're a larger group however as the place is rather small probably only sits 5-6 tables total.

I'm not sure why their rating isn't very high. We ate lunch here today and the food was wonderful!…read moreEach dish was beautifully presented and flavorful. So, if you find yourself in this high traffic tourist spot, don't be afraid to try Song Pi Nong! If your experience is as good as ours you'll have a great one!

Pretty good. I would say probably 4 for this area. Pleasantly surprised. We had the green curry…read morewith chicken, black bean chicken, pad thai with shrimp, and the fried spring rolls. Flavors for all the dishes were very nice, maybe with the exception of the spring rolls. Those were slightly bland. Something also had small pieces of pineapple (I think it was the black bean chicken), which is unusual. But, I actually liked it. It added a surprise of sweetness. I thought the green curry had really good flavor. The eggplant was a little sparse and a little too al dente, but overall great dish. The pad thai also had great flavor and the noodles were prepared well, still chewy not soft. Overall, very solid place especially if want a break from cheese and you're crazing Asian food as a tourist.

Mekong in Bern Switzerland is a Thai - Chinese restaurant. Service here was nice and friendly but…read morethey didn't really speak English so the language barrier was a tab rough. But still got it all done and handled. I ordered tom Yam soup. It was pretty mediocre. Tasted just a bit off. I had the Penang curry for my main. Was pretty good. Better than the soup for sure. They brought me a dish of Thai chili's to get it to scorching madness like I like it lol. Over all it's good but nothing special by any means.