FOOD & DRINKS I have been at this location a few times…read morealready. All I get here is the banh mi and maybe a Vietnamese avocado smoothie. My preferred option is the banh mi dac biet which is basically their special with pate and meat. The baguette they use for the banh mi unfortunately isn't really fresh. They only toast it for a few minutes and it turns up more on the softer side. If you are used to the Subway bread, this might be ok for you but a Vietnamese baguette should be fresh, very crispy on the outside and very fluffy on the inside. The veggies tasted fresh, the pate was ok but not exciting and the meat were a few cold fatty cuts of pork. In my opinion the veggies could have been pickled a bit more. They just tasted like ordinary fresh veggies. The avocado smoothie was nice. SERVICE The guy who took my order was very nice and friendly. Same goes for the two cute Vietnamese girls. I asked for some Vietnamese chili with my banh mi and while they skimped a bit on the chili, the guy was only worried that I couldn't take the heat. ATMOSPHERE This place is small but has a few tables and some seats at the window. I would say the building is quite old but they made the best to make it look fresh and trendy. Some corners and decoration items really need some cleaning though. RATING I wish I could give this place one more star. I really do but the execution of the key components for a banh mi are just not up there yet. I mean its fine if you really want to eat some Vietnamese banh mi but for someone who has eaten so many banh mi around the world, I just can't justify 4 stars at that price.

3.5 stars. Very casual hipster Vietnamese place. Had the…read moresummer rolls and the veggie soup. The summer rolls were okay, but nothing to rave about. The veggie soup was surprisingly good and perfect for this fall day. Might still come again to try the bahn mi.

Vietnamese Street Food is a solid spot for pho especially if you are looking for a good vegetarian…read moreoption. The vegetarian pho is flavorful comforting and well balanced making it an easy choice whether you are dining in or picking up to go. It holds up well for takeaway and still tastes fresh. The drink selection is also good. The salty lemonade stands out and is refreshing with a nice balance of savory and citrus flavors. The coffee is strong and satisfying which is great if you need a caffeine boost after your meal. One small downside is that limes cost extra which feels a bit unnecessary especially for pho where lime is usually expected. It is not a deal breaker but worth noting. Overall Vietnamese Street Food is a reliable choice for vegetarian pho good drinks and both dine in and pickup convenience.

Since I moved to Germany, it has been hard to find a nice authentic Asian restaurant. Most of the…read moreAsian restaurants are tailored to German taste, and for locals like me, they just taste funny and way too salty or creamy, most of the times. But, This Vietnam Street Food blew my mind away. Their pho & rice roll instantly brought me back to hot summer humid day in ho ching ming city. All of the dished we tried are very delicious and authentic. The services are super friendly and sweet. They will give you good recommendations also if you dont know what to order. We were in Dusseldorf for 3 nights and came for dinners in 2 nights straight because of the quality of the food! Give it a try, you won't be disappointed.

Excellent Vietnamese food in Dusseldorf, when you just can't eat another piece of schnitzel :)…read more Huge portions, great selection and affordable. I had the summer spring rolls with prawns...you get 2 for 3.90€. Turns out the entree portions are large so I could have skipped the appetizer. For my entree I had the duck in red curry sauce, 8.90€. Oh my, that duck was delicious, it had the most crispy skin. Highly recommend!

Pretty authentic Vietnamese (and cross-asian) food. Most dishes are under 10€ which provides a…read moregreat value. Highly recommend!

All-vegan Vietnamese cuisine, not particularly authentic but also not western or fusiony. I visited…read moreon a Monday evening and it was packed, which was great to see. They have about 10 "small" plates for €6.90 each and 10 "large" plates for €13.90 each. To start, I got the magic rolls, which come with tofu slices and soy sheets wrapped in seaweed, with some greens and edamame in a rich soy sauce-dominant marinade. This was super tasty, even if on the salty side, and came out in about 2 minutes. I got the pho chay for my main, which came out in about 10 minutes (after ordering). Now, I'm absolutely spoiled for top-quality vegan pho here I'm from (Vancouver, Canada), so I wasn't expecting much. Well, it's clear they put a lot of thought into the broth -- it has a nice five spice depth to it. I asked for their homemade chili oil to amp it up, which helped a lot. The pho comes with mixed veggies (broccoli, carrot, mushroom, zucchini, baby corn, and coriander), fried tofu, and medium-width rice nooodles. Not particular authentic but nicely done. Friendly, prompt service, reasonably priced and well-portioned. Definitely worth a stop when in Dusseldorf. I'd give this 3.5 if I could, but will round to 4 since I suspect it's pretty solid Vietnamese for Dusseldorf standards.

Super yummy Vietnamese food in the middle of Dusseldorf. Surprised by the lack of German food in…read moreGermany we ended up at To1980 and were immediately surprised. Loved the fresh veggies on almost all the dishes. The services was great helpful but not hovering. They were pretty busy but moving tables around nicely. The peanut sauce for the spring rolls is to die for. I'm sure we will be back before the end of our trip.

First time Vietnam food in Düsseldorf. Pho: not as good as…read moreI've tested at Paris. The soupe was good, but the rice noodle tested like made by old rice. All bean sprouts, basil were added in your bowl, you don't have choice, and there was no lemon, no red chili, only chili sauce. I've ordered beef pho but there was only beef slices, no beef pellet, no raw beef slices or omasum. I was disappointed. Btw, spring rolls were not bad, papaya salade was beyond my expectation! 牛肉河粉让我很失望。豆芽什么的事先已经加到汤里了，没有让人自己添加的余地，我又是个不爱吃豆芽的人。没有发现柠檬以及小辣椒的影子，只有辣椒酱，而且很不新鲜的感觉，一挤瓶子先出了一堆水...怪怪的。并且牛肉河粉里只有熟牛肉片，没有牛肉丸，没有生牛肉，没有牛百叶，或许是我点错了，但是菜单上没有看到更贵的选项了，总之不是我期待的火车头河粉。但是春卷与木瓜沙拉还不错，尤其沙拉比我期待的好吃。

It appears only to be a small Imbiss and officially that is true. There are only a few spots to…read moresit. But it's clean and tastefully decorated. And the food is restaurant quality. Only fresh ingredients and you can taste that there is something special here.

This is a nice spot for a light lunch in a cute atmosphere. There's lots of seating and tons of…read moremagazines to browse through while you eat, which isn't so common in Germany but I appreciated. I had the roast beef bahn mi, and while all the ingredients were super fresh, it could have had a stronger flavor. The chopped veggies added a good crunch but they weren't very pickled, which is usually the signature of a bahn mi. It's a lot better if you add sriracha. In the end it's a nice sandwich on a fresh baguette, so can't complain too much. Definitely order a Vietnamese iced coffee (2.80 Euro) to go along with it -- this tasted strong, sweet & delicious! I would come back just to get my iced coffee fix. Overall I recommend this place for a casual fresh lunch if you're in the mood for something different than typical sandwiches in Germany.

Tasty and affordable lunch spot! Soup and a sandwich Viet…read morestyle for under 7€! Select from 16 sandwiches and 3 soups to make lunch a party of flavors, temperatures and consistencies for your tastebuds!