not-great Asian food, served in non-memorable ambience. Sub-optimal value…read more it's quick though.

Unmemorable food, middling ingredients, too much soy, good fried duck. Their idea of pho is…read morehilarious: it's a plain noodle soup. But to eat outside here in the summer in a small green park with sunlight playing on the leaves of the trees and the sound of the rustling in the wind is a sweet experience.

Sehr gute, authentische Nord Vietnamesische Küche mit vollig fairen Preisen. Esse hier immer wieder…read moregerne :)

I'm asian and all I can say is, that they are really one of my favourites here! Best Pho in town…read morethat I have had for long time! Finally some good traditionelle vietnamese food!

I was there today to get some food to go...there was a man and a little lady who looked at me in a…read morevery strange way...no smile, no warmth, just an unwelcoming vibe towards me...but they were very friendly to the other customers...i am a black man...i don't know what that means but I had to write something.

I didnt like the mango chicken salad, dripping with juice and sort of sauerkraut flavor, which I…read morewasn't expecting. Fried fish was nice. Cocktail with ginger was horrible. Lukewarm water tasting of ginger, no flavor at all. Beer was decent. Kirsch was not.

Just came from this eatery and was pleasantly surprised. We tried two crispy duck dishes. One with…read morepeanut sauce the other with sweet and sour both were delicious. I would say the peanut dish was a cut above the sweet and s our but both were very satisfying. The duck was so good, I kid you not melt in your mouth, deep gamey flavor good. The lady who served us was really nice came to check on us and everything while we were eating. Average prices but I feel like I'll be going back to get some more of that duck. Qauck, qauck quack...

I was looking for a Vietnamese restaurant in Berlin to warm up with a bowl of chicken pho when I…read morecame across Chay Viet on Yelp and it was around the corner from our apartment in Mitte. The reviews were more than positive so I went and sat down and looked at the menu. That's when I noticed it was a vegetarian Vietnamese restaurant. I was fixated on chicken pho and was about to leave, when I thought the best of it and decided to stay and try it out. I ordered the Mi Quang, a spicy soup with mushrooms and tofu, and lo and behold, if it wasn't one of the best soups I've ever tasted! I was so happy that I decided to be adventurous! I was a little less adventurous the rest of the week, as I ordered the same soup three additional times as I couldn't get enough of it! Run - don't walk - to get the Mi Quang!

Great little place that stumbled upon in the Mitte while looking for an alternative for Rou. You…read moreknow a vietnamese restaurant with a kitchen that was actually open for dinner. The wanton soup had fried dumplings instead of boiled which surprised me. The taste was great, but the soup was so oily as a result. You can see the layer of oil circling in the soup. If that's the secret to great taste, then sign me up. For my entree, I had ca bung, an eggplant tofu dish with tumeric and plaintains. Never had anything like this before. Most of the vegetarian vietnamese restaurants in Houston focus on meat analogs so I was pleasantly surprised. It tasted good but the dish played havoc on the digestive system later with the gas. It could have been the oily soup instead but I blame the novel dish with the soybeans.