Love this place ~ nice staff great food super cute location. Highly recommend this place :)read more

Great Vietnamese fusion food! This little restaurant has it's own take on Vietnamese cuisine with a…read morewestern twist. I have to start off with the ~Pommes Frites~ this is German for French fries. As a fellow American who is on the journey for the world's best french fries this place is absolutely one of the tops. These frites are complimented with a wonderful tangy aioli to balance the perfectly tempura fried sweet potato frites--yes, I said tempura fried, the ingenuity of this madness is perfect. As a main course we ordered the "All-in-One-Bowl" both veggie options and it was delicious. Veggies were fresh and delicately organized to balance the palette. Be sure to mix this salad bowl up as the sauce on the bottom is what ties the palette all together. Last of all BEER. For any beer drinkers looking for a refreshing drink, try the Lychee Beer on the menu....c'mon do I need to say more? This is not authentic Vietnamese cuisine but it takes the quality and freshness of traditional Vietnamese cuisine as it's building block for an inventive menu. Service was great as well! Ask for Raul and he will give you great recommendations and good conversations. Would highly recommend this place that is looking for somewhere in a quieter and more trendy part in Hamburg!

My bf wanted to leave 0 stars, but it's not possible .. I'm putting 2 because the service was good,…read moreespecially for germany. This is not an authentic Asian restaurant. To start the summer roles (the best thing we ate) was lacking in flavour. The pho broth is all wrong - too sweet. The meat should cook a bit in nice hot broth. That didn't happen. The sprouts and other ingredients just weren't fresh enough. The warm rice noodle chicken bowl was a hot mess. Chicken tasted like it belonged in a Tex Mex bowl. Noodles were dressed with oil Italian style. This just isn't Vietnamese cuisine. Overall should be fresher and recommend an authentic cook .. perhaps someone that's spent time in Vietnam ..? Also, visitors be weary about local reviews .. they're not up to par compared to what we're used to.

I thought the pho here was very tasty and would certainly recommended it for the price. I added…read morechili peppers and chili sauce and was very satisfied with the spice level, and I would do this if you're into spicy food. The broth was tasty, and I thought the tofu was decent, although I would try a meat instead of tofu if I went back and would consider this if you're not a vegetarian. I thought the Vietnamese coffee was decent, although I was expecting something more sugary after drinking Vietnamese coffee in the states. I'm not sure which is more authentic.

Nice cheap place to go to lunch and try something different! The food was decent, but be warned,…read moreyou will have to wait a long time for your food. They are really busy at lunch time!

Excellent pho! We visited from the US and were surprised to see so many Vietnamese restaurants and…read moreleft satisfied by the calm vibes and excellent service here.

My friend and I grabbed Hanoi Deli Rathaus for lunch one day. Service was fast and there were…read moreplenty of open tables. Extensive drink menu but we stuck with water. They have a huge menu with something on it for everyone. We shared a few different sushi rolls and 1 tempura roll. Everything came out quickly and was absolutely delicious. Reasonably priced. Highly recommend.

Had some really good chicken wantan with a sweet chili sauce and then an excellent Panäng Gai…read more(chicken red curry), Number 90. Very quick and friendly service. Handy location near Kampnagel. Will have to try some Vietnamese dishes next time. Can definitely recommend.

I came here the other day with my man to grab dinner in the area near his office as we were running…read moreerrands. This place had good reviews on yelp so we decided to check it out. The offerings on the menu were limited and were kind of pricey so we decided to try the All you can eat (AYCE) option which was 17 euros per person from 6 to 9pm. The AYCE option came with its own menu so we wrote down the # of all the sushi pieces we wanted to try. The fish selection was limited and really only the salmon tasted fresh. We tried various nigiri (only 1 pc), hand rolls, big rolls (theres only 2 roll options (one veg and one not)) and maki rolls. The tuna did not seem fresh at all and seemed like it was sitting out for awhile as it had a dark discoloration to it that I was not used to seeing and it didn't taste fresh too. The place is pretty small and fits a handful of people. The place was about half full and I think the table behind us also did the AYCE option but ordered everything off the menu so the service for our food took a lot longer then we expected. After we finally got our first round we did place and order for a couple more rolls and it seemed like it took longer then expected again as there were only 2 people making the rolls behind the counter and I believe they were making for the rolls for the larger table behind us as well as a bunch of take out orders that came in all of a sudden. All in all, the price is a good deal for AYCE sushi but the service was extremely slow and the menu options were too limited for me to be coming back here anytime soon.

We were heading to the Hanoi restaurant to try two dishes: the delicious spring roles and the…read moreVietnamese noodle soup, the pho. And as a matter of fact: we were happy about both of them. Besides, the size of the portion is big and giving you a great value for money.