Food was tasty and arrived soon after the order was placed. Service from the attending server was quite friendly but not very attentive, probably because of the location of the table I was sitting at - tucked away in a corner at the end of the main counter. There was another table there as well, slightly more in the open that also seemed to get less attention. They were not that busy and on one occasion I had to seek out the waitress who was just chatting with two others. Older woman at the counter as you walk into the restaurant did not seem pleasant. Ambience is inconsequential. This is a restaurant stuck in the corner of a building that is on a corner of a street, with a couple tables outside on the sidewalk. There is no Vietnamese decor (or any other decor for that matter) so ambience was not a consideration in this place. Based on the food alone I would recommend this establishment - nothing else. read more

Quan Do - Spring rolls, beef with broccoli and rice - Vietnamese Near Me - Hamburg, HH

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The fried spring rolls had crispy perforated wrappers and a solid meat and vegetable filling. The sweet Thai chili sauce accompanying it was straight out of the bottle, but tasted better when tweaked with the house pickled chili and garlic on the table. The Summer rolls were tight and served sushi style. The peanut sauce that came with it was good. The Pho Bo (beef) broth was actually really good. Noodle texture and thin sliced beef were all excellent. And the shredded herbs added a balance and interest to the flavors. The fried dough stick was a lovely authentic homage to how Pho is served in Vietnam, and a fun dipping companion for the broth. Caphe s'ua da (iced coffee) was fragrant, espresso strong and served unmixed so you can see the seductive dark brown hue. But evaporated milk was used--refined, but I much prefer the sweetened condensed milk versions. read more

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This place has 4.5 stars with the most reviews(over 1500) compared to all other vietnamese restaurants in the area based on google. So coming here from orange county I am on a hunt for good vietnamese food to prepare for the future homesickness. First impression: spacious seating area. Self seated. Line moves decently quick. Ordering food with Vietnamese worked for me since I don't speak German and lady waitress doesn't seem to know English. She came about 2 minutes after I found myself a seat. Very attentive. I got a pho bò since....what else is there to eat on a gloomy day at a vietnamese place. To be honest I was disappointed because I didn't taste beef broth I was expecting. More seasoned boiled water than broth. Noodles were not boiled soft enough for my taste but I understand that some people do prefer that over soft fresh noodles. Pho didn't come with fresh herbs on the side like usual so I was bummed out as well. I love bean sprouts in my pho. Overall, this is a place to go to if you work around the area and need a quick lunch. I don't hate it but didn't love it either. Maybe there are other items on the menu that could be a hit. read more

Quan Do - Vietnamese Near Me - Hamburg, HH

Guter Vietnamese mit fairen Preisen. Die Auswahl könnte vielleicht etwas größer sein, aber dafür stimmt die Qualität. Und die Condiments auf den Tischen haben mir sehr gefallen. read more

I'm shoooory? That's what the waitress kept saying when my friend and I asked her questions about the items on the menu. She's super cute and my friend was totally hitting on her. We were in search of some pho to kick start our day after a night of drinking. It's the perfect cure for a hangover (see previous reviews of my Eurotrip). After a short amount of deliberations, Yelp brought us to Quán dò. The restaurant is conveniently located around the corner from the HBF and easy to find. We didn't spend much time studying the menu because it was in German. However, there was Vietnamese writing (no English?) next to the German item. It's not hard to find "Bò tái - Rindfleisch ,medium'" on the menu, especially seeing it on hundreds of other menus. I also ordered the Lychee lemonade to wash it down. Water is not free in Germany. You'll have to fork over some euros for stillwater. I was absolutely amazed to see water in glass bottles. They're pretty rare in America. The Bò tái was served Northern style for sure. The broth was very savory and the soup came with a Chinese fried dough. That's how they do it in Vietnam and it was great eating something authentic in a foreign place. If you are used to a plate of bean sprouts, jalapenos, lime, and basil, you are in the wrong place. That's Southern style. Hamburg is certainly diverse enough to have a large population of Asians. Still we were missing some critical items to make our broth perfect. We asked for some red chilies because it lacked the spice we needed. The waitress gave us a bowl of chopped red chilies. The lychee lemonade was very refreshing. The price was under €10 and very affordable. I would definitely come back again. read more

Quan Do - Pho - Vietnamese Near Me - Hamburg, HH

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Yum! By word of mouth I ended up at Quán dò last night and was pleasantly surprised. The restaurant is small and stylish. Red walls and colorful lanterns turn up the fun factor here. We waited a few minutes to get a table inside and it was worth it. I got the bun with sesame pork and it was simple and savory. I like how Vietnamese restaurants in Hamburg don't use msg so the food tastes fresher and cleaner. My bun was good! It came with cucumbers, carrots, peanuts, rice noodles, and grilled pork. My green tea came out scorching hot so I had to wait a while to drink it. Quán dò is good for people watching, grabbing a bite to eat before you hit the town, or just to have a casual night out with a buddy. I will definitely be back. CASH ONLY. read more

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Honestly some of the best Pho Soup and Noodles I have had outside the United States. The restaurant, though very well located in the innerStadt, was small and very crowded for lunch. Being a very cold March day in Hamburg having the door open and close at our backs was a bit uncomfortable, but the hot soups and tea mostly made up for it. One can tell that this is a family restaurant. The service was very nice and fast. If you are looking for a warm quick lunch this would be my #2 suggestion for Hamburg. Guess I will have to make a new list! We ordered two green teas, which got cold rather quickly because they are served in bowls, but by the time they were too cold the soup and noodles were there. I ordered #15, which was viggies in noodles, always one of my favorites. My friend ordered Pho with Shrimp. We shared the spring rolls which I could tell were made and fried fresh, not frozen. Looking forward to a follow up lunch at Quan do! read more

Quan Do - Vietnamese Near Me - Hamburg, HH

This place is very popular. Been here twice in the evenings and had to wait between 5-10 minutes for a table. And with good reason, the food is really good. The service is super quick, given all the people inside and those queueing combined with 2 waitresses. The menu is quite small though, ask for the English menu if you require it. Your choices are mainly between pho and rice vermicelli noodles with some meat. Very delicious food though. Top it off with beer Saigon or beer Ha. It should cost under 10 euros for your meal and a beer. read more

Quan Do - Menu - Vietnamese Near Me - Hamburg, HH

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We ordered 2 Pho, 1 with beef, 1 with chicken. It wasn't bad but there was no ingredients that we could put ourselves in the soup... Normally, you can put coriander, soja beans and squeeze lime yourself which is part of the fun. Their mango-coconut milkshake was delicious though! read more

Quan Do - Pho - Vietnamese Near Me - Hamburg, HH

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Why does this have such great reviews? - great location (across the street of Hauptbahnhof) - people talk about this positively - hyped ----------------------------------------------------------------- However I ate here I think 3 times. But always picked by my friends. Most positiv reviews came from non-asians I guess (of course I didn't check all reviews but I'm sure haha). It's like you are crazy about chinese beer, because you've never tried german beer hahahahahaha. People love Quan do because they've never tried the real good vietnamese pho. For 6,90€ or something the pho (vietnamese noodle soup) is way to small and you don't get side dishes here. And the soup is way to flavorless, not intense enought tho. YOU WANNA TRY REAL GOOD PHO? . . . GO TO VIETNAM!!! hahaha I'm joking. No there are better places in Hamburg then here. Don't waste your money. ----------------------------------------------------------------- GOLDEN RULE: Always go to a pho place where you only see asians, because they know what's good. i.e. Always go to Spanish restaurants, where you only see spanish people. Always go to Indian restaurants, where you only see indians. You get the point. It's the same. You don't wanna get fake food, you wanna get the real deal. So you better start asking asians haha. read more

Really nice spot - quick in&out service during busy lunch times on a warm summer day, so didn't mind all too much. Very nice service and absolutely delicious food prices very reasonably - would definitely go again if I'm in the ar read more

Quan Do - Vietnamese Near Me - Hamburg, HH

Great food! Great service! Modern and stylish interiorising, and good quality restrooms. (Large portions)

Good: Strong modern vietnamese dishes. Tasty and unique. Not so good: Portions ran on the medium-smaller side. We just had to order more. read more

I liked this restaurant until today I walked in with my white German friend. I have been to this restaurant several times. It's always really crowded so when the staff being rude to me I thought they are just too busy but today I just found out they were only rude to me and my other nonwhite friends. Today I went to the restaurant with a German friend first time and when I make my orders the waiter was very impatient and interrupted me because he wants to take my friend's order first. He turned his back to me and with a smile that I have never seen before. I know sometimes people get treated differently because of the race, but this is not subtle at all. read more

It's a small menu, but the food is consistently yummy. Service is relatively quick for Germany, and has so far always been friendly and pleasant. Cocktails are *not* strong, but they are tasty - order for the taste, not the booze content. I recommend the red sake ...thing. Can't remember what it's called, but it's a sort of pomegranate-mint concoction. The tea is nice, too; the green tea is flavourful and comes in a generous bowl. The spring and summer rolls are always delicious. Always. You can't get a bigger, cheaper, better bowl of pho in Hamburg! I've had chicken, beef, pork, and tofu soups, and haven't had a bad bowl yet. Edit: if you're not in the mood for soup, get the bun cha (or bun something else) - crispy pork on warm noodles with cold veg and sauce to pour over it. So, so good, and quite filling. Oh! And their garlic-chili condiment sauce is so good you practically want to eat it with a spoon. I just shovel that stuff into the soup. Atmosphere is very casual, and if it gets crowded you may end up sharing a bench with strangers: it really is street-kitchen style. But that's not bad - it's very convivial. When the weather's cold and rainy, the windows all steam up and everything feels warm and friendly. This is one of the best places for lunch on a cold Hamburg day. Highly recommended! But note - it's cash only! read more

Quan Do's food i good, but the menu is very limited to Pho, fried noodles, weekly offers and some appetizers. BUT nonetheless the Pho I had was delicious as well as the spring rolls. The only thing I didn't like was the staff which was a bit rude (maybe I caught them on a bad day) and the fact that you cannot get Pho to go or take leftovers with you. They only offer a large Pho, which is pretty big, so it's sad that you have to waste the leftovers. Besides that I think the restaurant is great (no sure how much it qualifies as street food though) and I will be going here again! read more

Food is great, taste good, but not authentic. The service puts it over the top, you can't find good service like this anywhere outside of the US. The service here is even better than the US Vietnamese restaurants. read more

We got there pretty late, probably 30min before closed. Still a lot of people there. It is really popular. I had shrimp pho, and my friend had no 7. Both are pretty good. Wanna try the drinks next time. 很好吃，并不是特别地道但是融合的很不错，下次还会再来。想尝尝喝的，看到别的桌喝的，看起来很好喝 read more

Quan Do - Shrimp pho - Vietnamese Near Me - Hamburg, HH

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Tasty pho. it's quite good. warm atmosphere inside. place gets full during lunch rush. we walked in and got last table at 11:30 am on a weekday so get there early. I will definitely come again to try other menu items. read more

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This is a great place in Hamburg to sit and eat with friends. It's pretty packed, but if you hang around it long enough, you can get a place to sit. I'd say this place is more north Vietnamese than southern, which means the dishes are presented and named differently, but it's so slight most people won't even notice/care. The pho here is different than most other Vietnamese restaurants: you don't get a side dish of bean sprouts, lime, chilis and herbs to add to you soup.This isn't a downside in my opinion, because the soup gets there fast and is beautifully satisfying. Since all the pho is 6.50 (a freaking steal if you ask me), I got pho tôm, which was pretty damn good. My friends all had Bún (pork, beef & tofu). I tried the tofu bún and it was truly amazing. I will probably get it the next time I'm here. The drinks were all good, both the lemonades and the red sake mojito are freshly made. All in all (tl;dr), it's a nice casual place to go and sit with friends and eat, drink & talk. I'm sure it's even nicer in the summer months with outdoor seating and slower tempo. The only downside was the waitress, she was a bit curt and heavy-handed, but I'm sure she'd had a long day. In the end we didn't mind it because the food was good and the service was fast. read more

Not a really good soup place --- for typical Phó. Small portion, and full of artificial taste. ---- definitely not recommend for Asians. Very noisy environment and unfriendly service. read more

Clearly a place to be in Hamburg. After queuing for 20 min with the others, I could finally see the menu. Overall typical vietnamese choice. Nothing too extravagant. It took them a while to come and take my order. The food was OK, but nothing more. The pho missed fresher herbs and was quite salty. The spring rolls were fresh and crispy as they should be but the dip was rather tasteless. The pork on the bun cha lacked juiciness but had a good taste. Overall the bun was quite cold. All in all not bad, but maybe not worth the wait... read more

Decent chicken pho but not what im used to ... Has a weird after taste not sure what it is...

Great restaurant with delicious Food and services! Highly recommend it! Pho is pretty authentic Vietnamese northern region. We went there a few times when we're in Hamburg. read more

Pretty good Pho which is perfect for Hamburg's normal overcast weather. I too love their spring rolls!

Really great Vietnamese street food obviously made fresh, very flavorful! A nice menu with some unique options to choose from including the popular Pho soup, grilled pork on noodles, or their specialty drinks (like the Gingerly with lime/mint/brown sugar, tangy yet sweet). Reasonable prices, but if you come at the prime times for lunch or dinner you will have to wait for seating since it is a small place (worth it though!). read more

It's difficult to find good Asian restaurants in Germany that try to deliver a food experience close enough to their native kitchen in their homeland. The Quan Do is certainly a recommendation for those who despise the stereo-typical, sweet-sour fast food style pseudo Asian kitchen. The food is fresh, simple and soul soothing. For friends of a good Pho this is a good address. I also like their summer rolls. The staff is always friendly and competent, you can tell they like working there. The place is always crowded and does not take reservations, so at peak times you need to calculate some waiting time to be seated. The Quan Do is not a suitable choice if you're in a hurry to grab a lunch for example during your work break. The Quan Do is also nicely decorated with Vietnamese lamps hanging from the ceiling and nice photography of Vietnamese street scenes. I would grant a fifth star if the food was even more authentic to the taste in Vietnam or ethnic tribe area of South China, bordering Vietnam. read more

Some weeks ago, we noticed that this Vietnamese restaurants is full of people and tried it ourselves result: best in town! Since my last trip to Vietnam, I haven't had such good soup noodles (Pho) which becomes even more tasty the colder it gets outside. The summer role and dry noodles (Bun) are also very authentic. Besides, they offer a few different dishes every week as well as some interest drinks. Price-wise: EUR 6,50 for a full bowl of noodles very reasonable! The team is friendly and in very good control of the full house (people often cue outside but the food doesn't take long at all). We are now a frequent visitor at this place and look forward for next quick fix between shopping or after work. read more

Quan Do - Tasty Pho (soup noodle) with tofu!! - Vietnamese Near Me - Hamburg, HH

Meh. The broth had little flavor, the noodles were over cooked, and too salty. I've had some great pho other places, maybe Hamburg you should stick to other things. read more

This is the best pho place we have been to in Hamburg. The soup is consistently good and the condiments on the table allows you to customize the taste of the soup. The price is really reasonable. read more

Always busy at lunch time and sometimes a bit to crowded. Although the food really tastes good... Love the pickled garlic chilis for seasoning. Unfortunately it sometimes takes a bit to get served and some of the serving staff is grumpy. read more

I came in on first opening day. Staff is very friendly and food was very good. This restaurant is now on my regular weekly lunch break list. I give one star less because kitchen is rather slow but I give this to quite busy conditions in first days when we were waiting 10-15 minutes just for seats. Will see how things will look after few months. Hope the spirit will stay and food quality will not drop. read more

The ambience is very nice, but the food is a bit bland, compared to other vietnamese restaurants in Hamburg. But everything is very fresh and nicely served. On Saturday at lunch the place was crowded, people were even waiting outside to get a seat. read more

Best Vietnamese in Hamburg, and well-priced to boot. It was busy enough to not be seated right away (and sometimes you have to "share" a table with other guys), but for good food at the right price, I can't complain. Nice atmosphere, and the cocktails (raspberry mojito, you know who you are) were good too. read more

i tasted the pho ga and the bun bo. what can i say... it was decent food but nothing that really excited me.

Lot of ppl waiting to get in. Got a seat after 20min without a reservation. The food was great and well priced. Liked the Red sake mojito!

Just discovered this place tonight. Very good Pho soups and hot ginger tea. Staff very friendly. Prices also very reasonable. Great to have such a place in the Innenstadt. read more

Tasty place if you are looking for Vietnamese street food place. Simple but cozy interior. Friendly service, what else do you expect? Prices are very fair and the dishes are full of flavor. read more

one of best pho in town.