This is an Asian restaurant on the main tourist square. I am told they have good hot pot but since…read morethere were only two of us, we ordered soup and dim sum (for dinner, I know, but it was available). The beer was large, so that was nice. The Singha beer is from the bottle. The won ton soup was standard. The shrimp dumplings (ha kow) were also standard. The item labeled as spring rolls were triangular but still good. The ambiance in the restaurant is pleasant and there were a good amount of customers there on a weeknight. I would come back to try their larger menu items.

Pretty average Chinese restaurant with some Vietnamese food, which is not very Vietnamese but more…read moreChinese. If you like Chinese food, it's "okay", if you expect good Vietnamese food, you might be disappointed. However, service was nice, friendly and fast.

The noodles were the star of the evening. Perectly au dente and very flavourful! The ambience is…read morecasual, hip and cool with retro folk music wafting over what I can tell is a neighborhood go to place. The menu is varied. offering a nice variety of ramen, side dishes, dessert and a complimenting beverage menu. It was the hight of their Saturday night dinner service so I was happy to walk in with no reservations and snag a small table by myself. The service was curtious and friendly, after all it is an elevated ʻRamenʻ eatery, so don't expect fine dining service, but do expect yummy food! I ordered a 500ml Asahi draft beer, a side of mixed Dim Sum filled with either shrimp our pork hash, a bowl of Spicy Miso Char Siu (slow roasted pork) Ramen with corn and mushrooms paired with a luxurious broth that delivered asian comfort food to many on the chilly and rainy day in the Netherlands

This was a good place for easy street food dining. There were plenty of options and everything we…read morehad was to our liking. Service was efficient and friendly. Would definitely go back.

The food is just average. The price is more expensive than in the city in germany, because this is…read morein the island.

When I went here on the last day of 2012 they didn't have Pho in the menu which was kinda weird for…read morea bistro with a Vietnamese name. And they also do nasi goreng with curry.