Vegan
Beer/Wine
Asian
Vietnamese
Gluten-free

Vietnamese restaurant, opened Jun 2015. Inexpensive lunch comes with main dish plus a spring roll or summer roll. Aug 2021 reported to have stopped offering honey and dairy milk for drinks. Companion animal friendly. Open Mon-Fri 12:00-21:30, Sat-Sun 13:00-21:30.


327 Reviews

First Review by Tschiep

Amyeloise

Points +126

Fruitarian
24 Jul 2015

Really amazing place

High quality tasty fresh food! Ive tried hundreds of vege restaurants and this is right up the top!!

o0Carolyn0o

Points +891

Vegan
15 Jul 2015

Nice find

We were walking around and just happened to stumble upon this place for a quick bite to eat at lunch time. There are lots of choices, and what I had seemed pretty authentic. The coconut milk soup was perfect...best I've had since moving to Germany from Montreal. I also had rice paper rolls with peanut sauce(the sauce could have been a bit spicier, but was still good), and a leomgrass iced tea, which was great...not too sweet. My husband had the pancake, which looked great as well. I'd definitely go back to try a main course or a pho. I'd like to give this 4 1/2 stars, but 4 it is.

Pros: Authentic, Well priced, Lots of choices

Cons: none that I can think of

Tschiep

Points +112

Vegan
21 Jun 2015

Decent vietnamese food

Yet another veg* vietnamese food restaurant in Berlin: they have a variety of dishes, all the ones I have tried so far were good. The Pho was almost authentic, the rice noodle dishes well flavoured and fresh. The peanut sauce is not perfect but let's not get too picky.
All the non-vegan dishes are clearly labeled and can be made vegan.
The prices are reasonable, starters between 3 and 5, main dishes approx. between 7 and 10 euro.
For me, it doesn't yet beat Chay Village but it is definitely a good option (and about the only decent vietnamese place) in that area.
Updated from previous review on Sunday June 21, 2015

Pros: Various dishes, nice flavours, good value




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