Amazing food, super quick service! Highly recommend this place, best we had in Munich.read more

Leoli soon to be called "Anh Tien" Vietnamese Cuisine was very nice, well lit, friendly, priced…read morewell! Menus also in English. Definitely recommend!!! Not open Monday's, the hrs from internet have changed. Live long and prosper!

I have been meaning to go here for a while and three of us went for dinner tonight. If you like the…read moreintense Thai flavours with a bit of kick, this place won't do it for you. This is ok tasting Thai food built for the German palette. It's a reasonably big place with nice intimate dimly lit interiors. There are seats outside as well for the warm days. It's located in a residential area and away from the main road so nice and quite. The menu is fairly big with a selection of starters, soups, salads and mains. It says Thai Vietnamese but most of it was Thai style. I was excited by the massaman curry in the menu and we decided to order it along with a papaya salad, green curry and duck red curry to share. We also had starters and I ordered a Peony Passion cocktail to start. I loved the cocktail but the food lacked the thick creamy texture you can expect in good curries and lacked intensity of flavour. Most of the sauces were too thin and took away from the flavour of the dish. The meat was very good quality but that did not make up for the lack of flavour. It was all ok tasting but nothing that blew me away. I tried the Mung bean ice cream which was also ok and did not taste like much, just quite sweet. Service was very friendly and welcoming and the prices were a bit on the high side. We thought our meal was ok but did not like it enough to make me want to come back here again. I am glad I tried it but not likely to rush back here again.

Very tasty, and we eat Thai food frequently. The ownera are clearly proud of their food!read more

Food is excellent. Soft-shell crabs, cooked to perfection. Chicken and edamame dumplings,…read moredelectable. Butter corn was spectacular. Upscale but casual feel. Service was spot on. Oh, and by far the best mochi I've ever had: Mango is tart and not too sweet. Chocolate is dark and bitter. Shells are thin, as they should be. A must try.

The ambiance was very relaxing and peaceful. The service was spectacular. The food was amazing.read more

Nice ambience, fast and attentitve service, good drinks, and above average vietnamese food which is…read morebest suited to sharing. Decent value considering everything including location.

I have walked by here for years and never bothered to try it. Finally a friend of mine suggested we…read morego here for lunch and off we went. It's a classy Vietnamese restaurant with posh interiors. But unlike many places in Munich where people go to be seen (this is definitely one of them) the food here is good. It's a bit of Vietnamese and some other Asian fusion thrown in for good measure. The menu is huge and there is plenty of choice for most tastes including vegetarian. The lunch card is also reasonably priced but the rest is a bit pricey for what it is. The food here is good and fresh and tastes great. I don't mind paying a bit more for good quality ingredients which this place uses. I had a noodle salad for lunch with a spring roll starter. Both tasted good and well made. The only disappointment was that I had the same sauce for both dishes. Service was good and friendly and all in all a nice experience. I would come back here again.

It's a very popular place, so make sure you reserve in advance. We basically ordered all of their…read moreappetizers and everything was beyond delicious!!! My shrimp pad thai was great too! Service was very attentive, friendly and super welcoming. I loved the atmosphere in there though it can get loud.

The food is good but it's not a good choice to eat alone because they won't let you sit at a table…read moreeven if lots of tables are empty. Also they still want you to tip

I was teetering between 3 and 4 stars with Huong Viet. I was really craving Vietnamese tonight…read more After stopping by another place, which I found out was closed for vacation/holiday for a whole month (really?), I stumbled upon Huong Viet. No English menu. Not even a full Vietnamese menu. Only a German menu even with German names for the dishes. Towards the back, there was one page entitled something along the lines of "Vietnamese Specialties". This is the only page I saw names of dishes I actually recognized in Vietnamese! Not sure what all those other pages are supposed to be then... I ordered the Pho Dac Biet (Pho Special). This was definitely not the PDB I am used to back home. This is where I struggled between 3 or 4 stars. Some of the differences I liked. Others not so much. But overall, I decided to give it 4 stars. I do see myself coming back to try other things eventually. But for now, my overly detailed breakdown of their Pho Dac Biet. Noodles: I'm going to take a stab that the couple running this place is of northern Vietnamese decent. I only say that because the noodles were the wider ribbon style. Thinner squared cross section noodles are generally a Southern Vietnamese thing. Broth: Had a slight tamarind flavor to it. Similar to the Vietnamese sour soup (Canh Chua). Definitely was not expecting that in my Pho, but it was a nice surprise. Meat: Chicken, beef, and a couple of prawns. No tripe, tendon, beef balls, or brisket. But again, this is probably a regional Vietnamese thing (I'm happy to get input from someone who's more familiar with northern Vietnamese dishes). The beef was tough and not the best quality. The chicken was fine. But the prawns were probably the highlight of the meal. Vegetables: Onions, cilantro, and ginger from what I could tell. That last one threw me off as I'm not the biggest fan of ginger. I usually pick out the ginger from my food. Unless it's pickled ginger. And this was not. But alas, I ate it anyway. The onions were diced instead of sliced. But that's just my preference. No side of basil, bean sprouts, jalapeño, and lemon. But again, north vs south is my guess. Condiments: There was no Nuoc Mam (fish sauce) on the table. Not having this is definitely no-no in my book. Except for when I'm so hungry that I've nearly finished my food by the time I've realized I should have asked for it. Next time! There was soy sauce. But seriously, who would put that in their pho? Fortune cookie: -1 for even having fortune cookies at a Vietnamese restaurant. +1 for the fortune being in German, English, French, and some other language I didn't recognize. Who'd have thought I'd be learning German from a cookie!

Really delicious though simple food. The service is also great. The ambience is simple and…read morenon-pretentious, but really, as long as it's delicious - who cares? Will gladly come again!

Good food, great price, and while the service isn't great the setting is quirky and it works. I've…read morebeen 3 times and Ill definitely be back. Outside and inside seating and the toilets are way downstairs so if you have mobility issues this might not suit you. The next door restaurant gets very loud but apart from that its all good. They stop serving and close early that is the only drawback, so aim to be gone by 9.30pm ish. Its more a place to go eat and leave. The Vietnamese coffee is excellent. The Bami's are great. Its street food quality and as good as I've had on the streets of Vietnam.

We discovered this restaurant by accident one night. It was a wonderful surprise to have some…read moredelicious pho and spring rolls, and Vietnamese coffee. I order the Special combo with duck spring rolls. The beef soup was delicious, loaded with julienne veggies and braised beef. The spring rolls were freshly made and came with peanut sauce. We came back a second time and had the curry flying noodles. Oooo, it is a little spicy with a kick! An interesting combo of a light curry sauce with rice noodles, lettuce, cucumbers, apples, oranges and pineapple.

Very kind service and good food! I spent 2hrs there with friend, and noticed they have very good…read morebusiness. Next time will try the dumplings. Price wise it is quite reasonable too. Coming back for sure~

Asinine food in Germany that is not stereotypically inexpensive. It was s decent meal but rang up…read morekind of high. The service was OK and the ambiance typical Asian fusion. I liked my dishes but after toubtotal up the entire bill you realize you spent too much money. In a land where sausage reigns supreme this is s good option buy you pay for it.

Excellent dinner, very fresh, large portions, owner very nice and attentive. He had his cook…read moreprepare a special dish to accommodate my diet. Food was so good!