It's always interesting to find food in a foreign country. It was a cold day in Germany & we wanted…read morePho. We had been driving around exploring & I found this place while searching the map. Situated in the front of the building in what almost looks like a house is this amazing quaint restaurant. Street parking is available. Clean & modernistic when you walk in. 2 staff members, I'm thinking maybe a husband & wife. Both super friendly with enough English for us to communicate well with them. Lunch specials are offered during certain times & are huge portions with reasonable prices. Food came out hot & everything was so fresh. It tasted amazing & when talking to the gentleman that served us, he stated their chef is Vietnamese so the food is authentic as you can get. They do take some ingredients out as Germans do not tend to like them but the food was the best Vietnamese food we have had in years. Staff were so thankful & so glad to hear that. Prices are reasonable. If we are ever in Germany again we will absolutely go here. I recommend anyone looking for this type of food in the area to try this place out.

Quite good by German standards! The broth was flavorful and not too salty, and the meat was quite…read moretender. Served with the standard accompaniments; lime, sprints, fresh mint, etc. The only major difference from what we get back in the US was the noodles; instead of the thin rice noodles, it comes with thicker flat rice noodles. Unfortunately my noodles were a touch over-cooked, but that could have been a one-off mistake. We will definitely be back...

Cozy restaurant for lunch, dinner, or takeout. We just discovered and am sad they plan on closing…read moreat the end of the year. Great service and tasty food. We've had their duck and noodle dishes. Highly recommend.

Thought this place was just Chinese and Thai, but saw they also have Pho on their menu. Pho is a…read morelittle more expensive here than what I can get in the States, but it was a cold day and I needed this. It was big bowl of noodles, but didn't have the bean sprouts and the basil looked a little wilted. The waitress was nice, but never came back. I was sitting in the back area and decided to come up to pay. They don't take credit cards here.

Very small shop. Reminded of Chinese food on the east coast. The food is prepared right in front of…read moreyou. The prices are low and the food is very good. Restaurant quality? No. But for the price, taste and time it took to make I give it 5 stars. The fried rice was good. As well as the fried rice and red chicken curry. Will be coming back again.

Good take out Chinese place. The chicken lo mein and chicken yellow curry were both delicious. A…read moretad bit on the salty side, but it was delicious regardless. Tastes just like a home cooked meal, recommend it if you need a quick, convenient, but delicious meal.

The best lunch in town for Asian food lovers…read more 8.50 for a sushi, Chinese, Thai buffet that's freshly prepared. Pham and his wife run the operation and are lovely people. My kids love it too!

8.50 for a lunch, let alone a lunch buffet ? I admit I was skeptical. I was quite surprised to find…read morea small assortment of delicious dishes. My friend and I arrived shortly after they opened. Only a third of the dishes had been prepared. By the time we had finished lunches, their buffet was full. I would suggest arriving a little after 12 to get the full selection. I would say their food is predominantly Chinese and Thai inspired. Like most Asian restaurants here, the flavors were a bit strong, but it was still tasty. My favorite was their ente dish. They had an entire section devoted to sushi. I was in heaven with all the different types of rolls and endless salmon sashimi! Right next to it was a fried foods section, my next favorite! For dessert, try their fried banana drizzled in honey and chocolate. They don't speak a lick of Chinese, but their English is fine. And of course German. The atmosphere is quiet. Their decor is classy and clean. This place is great for the workplace luncheon. The icing on the cake? Free house iced lemon tea!

Knuspriges Fischfilet in pikannter Sosse! Sehr lecker und schön scharf.read more

The resto is actually a hybrid of Viet-Thai cuisines. Given that they cater to a local palate, the…read morepho I ordered was sans chewy bits and bean sprouts/basil garnish, but with lemon grass and ginger added. It was a tasty soup, but very different from what I'm used to. I asked the owner/waiter/cocktail-maker why he serves his pho the way he does and his reply was simply, "we tried it with all the different, chewy bits thrown in, but customers didn't like it, so we changed it." -makes sense to me! What I liked most about Ha Long was that the proprietor (family-run biz), a young man, and his associate, an employee, were so fired up about proper cocktail making. We three got into a discussion about cachaca, and, the next thing I knew, the owner was making us a caipirinha to taste. Cana Rio, I think was the type of cachaca he used, and I can say that it wasn't too bad either. I mentioned that I am a fan of spritzing a wee bit of soda water in my caipirinha just to give it a bit of "umpf". The proprietor said that they'd used to make their caps that way, too. However, as with the pho, some customers didn't like that as they said it "watered" (my new Wort des Tages: verwaessert) down the drink, so they stopped doing it. They then mentioned a "drinks bible" that's all the rage currently in Germany by a man named Charles Schuhman. I intend to do some searching on the internet to find out more this dude. ***Ca phe sua was done properly, and, a nice touch, the glass that the coffee was filtered into was resting in a bowl of very warm water, so that when the coffee had finished filtering, my brown brew was warm to the taste! ***Great atmosphere: tidy space, attractive decor, fresh flowers on the tables. ***Easy to get to: one takes the U4 from Charlottenplatz to (the end stop) Hoelderlinplatz. Ha Long is literally just across the street!

We went to Ha Long last night, after awaiting it's opening for weeks. Inside is beautiful and clean…read moreand spacious- and I think they even have a large outside area. It was rainy yesterday, so we didn't venture out. Our server was extremely nice and spoke English. The food was FANTASTIC. Their Spring Rolls tasted fresh and delicious and we both had the Pho, which hit the spot. I would love to see this place succeed here, and we will frequent it often.