I am genuinely perplexed by how this place has such amazing reviews. We ordered the shrimp and pork…read moreshrimp roll, it was crispy, but unfortunately there was barely any filling inside. The beef summer roll was slightly better and came with a sauce, though it didn't really complement the spring roll... I had high hopes for the Bún Bò Huế, but the broth was so bland. I requested it extra spicy and all they offered was a small side of bird's eye chili... Even the iced Vietnamese drip coffee was a letdown--weak and barely caffeinated! Overall, I was really disappointed. I've had much better Vietnamese food elsewhere and honestly, I wouldn't even consider this authentic. Would not recommend.

A nice spot for lunch. It was busy but the food came quickly and was tasty. Seating outside was…read morepossible with another group, and that worked out well. The portion sizes were perfect.

Decent Banh Mis, but not as good as King's Banh Mi (if you ask me)…read more Every time I came here to get some take out, my order took a really long time to be ready and half the time the order was not correct. Both times, I ordered a Banh Mi with chicken and the sandwiches were quite OK, but they were not as flavorful as other places in the area. My husband enjoyed summer rolls with chicken and shrimp, but found the Banh Mis rather unimpressive.

This is a small place but super friendly and the food was great! It has veggie options and also…read morehas meat options. YUM! Hit the spot!

I was eating in the evening by myself alone, and I enjoyed my meal well…read more I ordered a few spring rolls (no. 5) & Bun "Hanoi Art" with beef (no. 20) Both very delicious, like I knew it from my Vietnam travels.

Have craving for Shanghai food? Want to venture outside your comfort zone and tickle your taste bud…read more(literally)? Then you should check out this non-descriptive spot. Deco - nothing spectacular Service - ok Food - foodgasm Highly recommended to order : - Fish soup. It is slightly spicy and has a hint of sechuan pepper which will tickle your tongue - Pork belly! Bring friends along so you can order more choices of food.

Sehr lecker!! good quality plus authentic Chinese food!! We found this spot a couple years ago and…read morewe love the food & service, very cute Chinese family restaurant.

Seeing the pictures and the free check in drink at Sen, I decided to stop in and am glad I did…read more First, the service there was very good and everyone was so nice. After having an appetizer and bun, I was pleased at both the quality and quantity of the the food. The flavors were all there and really that is what I look for most at a Vietnamese restaurant. Sen delivered in every way. Look forward to another visit!

In my opinion this is the best Vietnamese restaurant in Frankfurt's Bahnhofsviertel. The place…read morerecently opened, and is considered an insider tip. The soups and stews they serve are delicious, the service is friendly and professional. Some dishes contain ingredients that I've never seen before at Vietnamese places in Europe. Food lovers definitely need to visit this place.

From the owner: Im Lúa Cuisine legen wir Wert auf die Zubereitung der Speisen mit subtilen Kombinationen von…read moreGewürzen und frischen Kräutern, keine scharfen, überwürzten Gerichte. Die Gäste verfeinern das Essen, je nach Geschmack, selbst am Tisch mit Chilli, Salz, Pfeffer, Limetten und hausgemachten Saucen. Auf der Wochenkarte werden unsere Gäste auch Gerichte finden, die speziell zum Teilen, zum Essen in der Gemeinschaft einladen, wie es in Vietnam üblich ist. Auf der Getränkekarte werden unsere Gäste sowohl ausgewählte Weine passend zur frischen vietnamesischen Küche, als auch vietnamesisches Bier finden. Nach dem Essen bieten wir ebenfalls vietnamesischen Kaffee, der speziell am Tisch zubereitet wird.

Appears shuttered. Stopped by on a Tuesday at 12pm and lights are out, furnished but exterior…read moresignage has been removed. No signs of life. I should have known since the previous reviews are years old. I wanted to leave this comment so others know this business is defunct.

Being a tourist visiting from out of town, I was missing pho. I don't think the pho served here is…read moreauthentic especially the vermicelli noodles used but it was good food. The place was rather modern and leaning more towards Asian fusion. The service was super friendly and we even got a complimentary dessert. I believe the pho is slightly overpriced for what I'm used to. Must try item is definitely passion fruit (maracuja) drink. The down side is that they don't accept credit cards. The food items are rather expensive to be paid with all cash especially for tourists like myself.

This restaurant has a very laid back feel to it. They have extended tables that are shareable…read more We started our meal with the crispy chicken springs rolls which we enjoyed. As for our entrees, I went with the pancake filled with shrimp and vegetables while my husband chose the rice noodles. I enjoyed my pancake whereas my husband did not care for his noodle dish. He claimed there wasn't much taste to it even after dousing his bowl with the sauce. Well- glad I went with the pancake!

Glad we found sapores along the busy Frankfurt train station. There were many options outside of…read morethe station once you walk a block or two away. The choices inside the station is overpriced and just plainly not good. We ordered two lunch specials M1, comes with two spring rolls with beef and chicken noodle soup. The spring rolls with beef were dry. And the chicken noodle soup while flavorful could've been hotter. Overall, good option for what it's worth outside the train station. Good prices could not complaint about that 11 Euros for the lunch special and plenty of food.

Let's say 3.5 stars, leaning towards 4 stars. By Frankfurt standards, this is place is pretty good…read more I had ordered the beef pho, which tasted fine. They gave me the tiniest slice of lemon though--and mind you, I typically use at least a 1/8 of a lemon for pho. No big deal, I asked for more lemon and they brought it. Odd thing was that I was given my bowl of pho, but it wasn't served with the traditional soup spoon. I was about to eat with the standard metal spoon (and braced myself for possibly burning the hell out of my mouth on said spoon), but spotted the coveted soup spoon in my friend's serving of rice, which I immediately took. Anyway, the deep fried rolls were good (appetizer). I had also ordered a Vietnamese pancake--not so good as it had too much coconut milk, in my opinion. All in all, good place for Vietnamese in this city. Though I wasn't necessarily blown away, I'll likely be back.

very delicious duck very clean, great service. and fast service, in the summer you can ding outside.read more