Absolutely phenomenal! I meant to take a photo of my food before eating it for this review but…read morecompletely forgot about it when my food arrived as it looked so delicious and had to tuck straight in. The staff were very friendly and spoke very good English, our food arrived quickly and piping hot and was stunning! If you want genuinely incredible Vietnamese food with great service and a lovely relaxed vibe visit Vietbowl!

After trying to enjoy the open air of Klunkerkranich on a miserably cold and drizzly night, our…read moregroup sought refuge in a warm bowl of pho. Vietbowl delivered. We were seated immediately at a long, wooden table in the middle, as if we had come for a late fall feast. Our server was extremely efficient, swooping in with menus and checking in to make sure we knew what the menus detailed (some in our group did not speak/read German). I ordered the vegan/veggie pho - mushrooms, tofu, thick udon noodles, tons of cilantro and shredded radish. The broth was perfectly balanced. I was afraid it would be salty as usual, but it had enough of a sour kick and not too much salt that I wasn't left gasping for a glass of water (which I would have had to pay for anyway, because this is Europe). The serving size was extremely generous and at only 6.70€, I couldn't have asked for a better meal to share on our last night in Berlin. The restaurant also takes card, tg, and not just EC debit or cash. We also happened to go during the restaurant's opening weekend and each got a 20% discount. Ty vietbowl, you really saved us that night (now please come to Hamburg).

Service: 3/5 Food (In my opinion): 3/5…read moreFood (In my groups opinion): 5/5 We went with a gal who had never tried Viet food before and she loved it. I thought the food was good, but perhaps the items I got weren't my forte. I should have gotten the wontons instead of the chicken with peanut sauce. I personally wasn't a fan of the initial service. I stood there for about 7 minutes looking to order and the lady saw me yet continued sorting the silverware and walking around even after I asked if I could order. However, at the end of our meal someone in our group broke a glass and they same lady was very kind about it.

A business contact was in town and staying in the Körnerkiez area, and so after telling me she was…read moregluten and lactose-free, I did a quick search of nearby restaurants. I actually used to live in this area two years ago, but even so, it's already changed quite a bit since I have left, and there were some new places to check out. One such place is From Hanoi With Love, which sounds like a cute restaurant based on its name. That aside, the reviews seemed good and their Facebook page even has the "Vegan Vegetarian" classification selected. Let me tell you now that if you are vegan or vegetarian, you won't have many choices here. But I'm getting ahead of myself. The interior here is really quite clean and minimal. It's small, with maybe seating for 15 people max. There is tasteful art on the wall. No complaints. The menus are kind of strangely put together, but they have German on one side and English on the other. There is also a menu board with specials (that are different from the regular menu) so be sure to check those out, though be warned they are only in German. The food? Well, lots and lots of meat. Of course, you can sub sojafleisch (soy meat) in dishes, but be warned that about 80% of the meals are made with meat or fish sauce, so even your "vegetarian" meal will have meat in it. There was a whole page of "street food," meaning starters, and some of these were a bit more flexible with the meat/no meat thing. Of the four or so mains that were veggie friendly, there was the pho, the glass noodle salad, a green coconut curry, and some kind of tomato sauce dish (which sounded strange). My companion and I both opted for the green curry dish with fake meat. The food came out fast and it was fine, but nothing outstanding. I liked the spice of the curry, but the fake meat was pretty gross. It wasn't that it was bad, but there was no nice presentation of it, and it was just kind of gray-ish strips of unseasoned meat. I think the meal would have been better if they used tofu instead of soy meat, but that's a personal preference. All in all, the food was filling, and our bill for two dishes and two drinks came to under €15. So I wouldn't say the place is bad per se. I just didn't feel like it was a place I would ever seek out. Stop by for a quick, warm meal if you're in the area, but if you are veggie, you might consider someplace else.

Wow. Wow. Real Vietnamese Food in Berlin. Each dish I ordered was delicious. I had to ask for Nuoc…read moremom w chilli. But the dishes were great! I told them the shrimp/ chicken coconut soup was more of a Thai Tom Ka Kai, but I am not complaining. The menu said it had Vietnamese spices, I did feel something more like the longer from Thailand, but either way it was delicious. I got a duck fried steak service on top of girls that were delicious. The fried spring roll appetizer I was also very good.

Lovely Asian food! Cute and friendly staff!…read more The place is small and was really packed. We came at 19 on a Monday and got a table. At 20 there was a huge queue! Cheap and very tasty! Perfect for take away or for a casual semi quick dinner. Will come back many times!

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.

Food was good! Really enjoyed V6 the vegetarian dish and their pho was also tasty. Everything we…read moreordered was good but not mindblowing. The price is relatively cheap and portions are not small. Solid vietnamnese spot. Why not 5 stars: 1) the service was not so good. Not very attentive and they were playing their jokes and mocking each other with all the employees outside and inside the kitchen while we were eating, causing a weird situation and lots of screaming noises 2) The table, chairs everything was sticky and somehow not super clean 3) The food was good but not in way that makes this place stand out or unique. When to come here: If you are close by and looking for a decent cheap vietnamnese spot

I've been here twice during my stay in Berlin. I had the pho with prawns and the mushroom spring…read morerolls for dinner along with ginger tea. today I had the tofu udon noodles and a vegetable dumpling. Everything was delicious. Good service. I love the music and the small cozy space. I might be back!

The food was great! We chose 77 and 93 from the menu and have no regrets! The service is great,…read morepeople are nice :) If you don't know German, please ask for the english menu. We had to use a translator :( Also the ambiance is beautiful. Thank you, Jasmin!

Really delicious food, cheap and great service... which you don't always get in Berlin..! I had the…read moretofu curry with peanut and coconut sauce which was really good! It's great that they've just stated doing sushi now too.

The best vegan food my husband and I ate in our 3 day eat-a-thon in the veg paradise that is…read moreBerlin! We shared fried wontons and then I had crispy duck with noodles and salad, and it was really incredible. If you love Asian food (like me) and miss some of the traditional treats that we can't have as vegans (fried meats etc) then I definitely recommend this place. There seems to be a ton of Vietnamese food in Berlin but this place is not to be missed!

They charged an extra €4 for water!!…read more We ordered two soups at H&H Clay and the total on the bill was €15.50, but on top of that our waitress charged us €4 for tap water. When we asked to see the bill the water wasn't on there, but our waitress insisted on us paying anyways. The soup was good, but our experience here was completely ruined over the fact that our waitress wasn't being honest with us. It was very disappointing that they would take advantage of that we are tourists here.

This spot was recommended to me by a local Berliner, one who has been to many, many Vietnamese…read morerestaurants in Berlin over many decades. She explained to me that this place is different. The ambiance alone is enough to be different, but that's not it. The fact that it's vegetarian might be another, but nope. What struck me about this place is the creativity of the dishes. The combination of flavors, colors, textures, smells...there are simply too many layers to comprehend all at once. And I guess that's the best way to put it. The slow, delicate overload of experiencing all of these layers at once simply put my headspace into a realm of zen. Ho. Lee. Shit. So what's different about this place? The food is hypnotic. You've been warned.

Update: For me one of the better vietnamnese spots in berlin. Number 23 con tho package was tasty…read moreand for 6€ an ok price. The happy monk bowl for 8.50€ was a bit too salty but overall great food experience. Taste, service, interior. Price value - we will come back Great pho! Nice cinnamonny taste with wide rice noodles. The summer bowl was also nicely done and tasty. Overall great experience. The tapas were ok. I'd not order the wildflower again (not much filling and lots of bun). The tofu one sounded better than it tasted. The celery salad was refreshing but overpriced given the portion. Next time is try other appetizers and main disjes