I had a tasty tofu curry and the panna cotta dessert (pictured). The service was friendly and the…read moreprices very reasonable (cheap by Berlin standards!). I just had a tea, but several other visitors ordered some pretty complex and yummy-looking mixed drinks.

My favorite Vietnamese place in the area. I've eaten here for probably a hundred times and I've…read morenever been disappointed.

The best Vietnamese in Friedrichshain. Always delicious! Try Tageskarte for daily specialities.read more

Ok food but really nothing special. Spring rolls missing the characteristic mint taste and…read moregenerally very mildly spiced and just a bit boring.

I was SO excited to find this Vietnamese/Asian restaurant! I'm not a local so when there's…read moresomething within reasonable distance that's not burgers and pizza, I had to go. Anyway, I ordered the pho ga and cafe sua da (iced)--perfect combo for me but not for my teeth ahaha. The broth was light, but had the comforting touch that reminded me of my dads pho back at home. And you know it's good when it gives you both the taste and the feeling of nostalgia. The chicken was a little different; I'm used to bigger pieces of chicken that's more thick, here the chicken are thin slices. I didn't think there was too much of a difference but I do like biting into "fattier" chicken meat than thin slices. The cafe sua da hit the spot for me, even though it was like 7 pm..I needed some type of caffeine kick to end my day. The drink was rich in flavor and had a nice crispy feel/after taste. I can't really describe. Service was friendly and the food came out rather quick. I will definitely be back!

Waitress was grumpy and absolutely not welcoming. She complained that I asked for a receipt. They…read moremay be laundering money, who knows. Food was below average we ordered Pho and there were noodles clogged together, visibly cooked in advance, a lot of soup and very few meat and vegetables. Not a typical pho you could find in better restaurants.

My partner and I ate here last week. The noodles with baked chicken had more grease than noodles or…read morebaked chicken. My partner had beef chow mein style dish and was very ill less than an hour later. Needless to say, we won't visit this place again..! P.S. I still have grease on my lips. Can't get rid of it!

Good Asian restaurant. Nothing very special, but rock solid. The soups are my favorite. One of the…read morerestaurants with longest opening hours in this area.

Quite nice. I had the Pho Bo Ap Chao and it was really good. The broth was a bit oily but I'm…read moreassuming that's only because the beef was fried before being put in the soup. Flavorful broth coupled with nice, friendly and prompt service definitely makes this my new neighborhood pho spot. Now I don't have to trek to Miss Saigon for a good bowl of soup. I also liked that by default they bring you sriracha to the table. Few people do that in Berlin, I've found, and I prefer it to the chili peppers in oil/vinegar that some places provide.

I had plans to meet friends in the neighborhood and they picked this place somewhat spontaneously…read more Looking online, I see the reviews are generally favorable, but I wasn't particularly impressed. The menu has a lot of options, and you can sub different meats and tofu. I ended up getting one of the lunch specials, which was some kind of vegetable curry with tofu and rice. My son got summer rolls with tofu and glass noodles with vegetables and tofu. My son ate most of his food and enjoyed it, but I found my meal to be quite bland and pretty mediocre. As for the atmosphere of the place, we were the only ones inside and there was no music or anything else lending to any kind of vibe. The smoke from people sitting outside also came in through the closed doors, and I could smell it while eating, which wasn't particularly pleasant. All in all, this was pretty generic. It worked fine for what we needed in the moment.