Broth taste is quite good, suffices when traveling far away from authentic pho. They don't have…read morehoisin sauce nor Sriracha, though. A bit overpriced for what I prefer to pay for pho. Came out to €25 for two phos and two drinks. There may be some other, more affordable options.

Super nice service and great food - also with a relatively huge selection of vegan dishes!…read more Thank-you!

Food was good but not worth the money. Service was relatively average and although the location of…read morethe restaurant is great, the place is rather dead. FOOD: Great menu! A lot of interesting options gives a very nice first impression. The food is good but completely overpriced. It lacks the nice spicy taste of asian cuisine and it is not very traditional. Also I've noticed some Vietnamese restaurants have started adding onion crumbs into their buns (yeah those you add to hot dogs and other junk food). Unfortunately my dish had that unwanted ingredient. Until this point I had already thought of giving the place a solid three stars; however, the dish was full of hairs and eye lashes which cost them a good rating. SERVICE: Slow, careless and unfriendly. Unfortunately these are the first words that come to mind after eating here. The waiter was way too serious and rather unhelpful. Showed no patience and just wanted to get the job done. Also although we were initially alone in the restaurant it took forever for them to take our order, bring our food and later to take our card. A change in attitude (or staff) might help this restaurant improve its service. LOCATION: Hoheluftchaussee is one of Hamburg's nicest places to go out for dinner. It is very lively and there is a lot to choose from. However this restaurant is rather spiritless. On a positive note the place is big making it perfect for big groups and spontaneous visits without a reservation.

Excellent Vietnamese restaurant in Hamburg?! Who'd have thought it? This is a low-key, friendly…read moreestablishment, which is reasonably priced and has delicious food. The staff are so friendly that when our credit card didn't work they said, just pay next time! When does that ever happen?! Starters and mains for 3, including wine, comes to around EUR70. Recommended.

The food was good not great. We had two pretty standard dishes. One chicken & vegetables and one…read moretofu & vegetables. Both of them were good, but both lacked the punch of flavors you would expect from an excellent Vietnamese restaurant. Service was quite friendly.

The food is basically very good. Nothing fancy. If you like Vietnamese style dishes this is pretty…read morenice. If you are a fanatic about Vietnamese foods this will probably fall a little short. That said, I would happily return and enjoy a different selection. Nice folks. There is outside seating today (oct 2, 2015---it was a beautiful Friday in Hamburg)

Tried the Pho (this being my standard test for Vietnamese food since i lived there a couple of…read moreyears) never eaten such a thin, watery imitation. This was really only warm water with noodles, beef and few sprouts. This is not even worth a second chance

An extremely bad experience! The pho soup is ok but that's all. Today I ordered another dish, pork…read moregrilled, served with noodles. What I got was a big bowl half noodles half salad with exactly 6 microscopically small pieces of the meat, and an extra small bowl with the sweet sauce. I ate one piece of meat to try it, stirred a little more in the noodles to find out if there was more meat to find but the search was not successful. So I called the waiter and asked him if this was really the dish they offered for euro 10,90 or if maybe the chef has forgotten something. His answer was, that this was the normal size and, yes they charged 10,90 for that. I answered that I don't wish to have this dish then, uneaten ad it was and told him to take it away from the bill. He took the food to the kitchen and returned, telling me that the chefs were not going to change the meal or the amount of meat in it but that THEY WILL NOT TAKE THE RETURNED MEAL AWAY FROM THE BILL!!!!! What ??! I am supposed to pay for something I have not eaten and returned for a reason?? After quite a discussion he agreed to not charge me for the meal I returned but I WILL DEFINITELY NOT RETURN TO THIS PLACE AGAIN. BAD SERVICE, MEDIOCRE FOOD AND NASTY MANAGEMENT!!!

I'm usually not crazy of Vietnamese restaurants because of many disappointing experiences, but this…read moreone was excellent. Very fresh ingredients, a sauce that made me ask for the recipe, fresh grilled shrimps. And so light! Also the price is right. Friendly service. The interior is unaspiring and you certainly cannot tell the quality from the outside.

Food was tasty and arrived soon after the order was placed…read more Service from the attending server was quite friendly but not very attentive, probably because of the location of the table I was sitting at - tucked away in a corner at the end of the main counter. There was another table there as well, slightly more in the open that also seemed to get less attention. They were not that busy and on one occasion I had to seek out the waitress who was just chatting with two others. Older woman at the counter as you walk into the restaurant did not seem pleasant. Ambience is inconsequential. This is a restaurant stuck in the corner of a building that is on a corner of a street, with a couple tables outside on the sidewalk. There is no Vietnamese decor (or any other decor for that matter) so ambience was not a consideration in this place. Based on the food alone I would recommend this establishment - nothing else.

The fried spring rolls had crispy perforated wrappers and a solid meat and vegetable filling. The…read moresweet Thai chili sauce accompanying it was straight out of the bottle, but tasted better when tweaked with the house pickled chili and garlic on the table. The Summer rolls were tight and served sushi style. The peanut sauce that came with it was good. The Pho Bo (beef) broth was actually really good. Noodle texture and thin sliced beef were all excellent. And the shredded herbs added a balance and interest to the flavors. The fried dough stick was a lovely authentic homage to how Pho is served in Vietnam, and a fun dipping companion for the broth. Caphe s'ua da (iced coffee) was fragrant, espresso strong and served unmixed so you can see the seductive dark brown hue. But evaporated milk was used--refined, but I much prefer the sweetened condensed milk versions.