THÀNH KOCH

1 Andy Schultz - a year ago

I don't usually write bad reviews but I thought it has to be done because I've been hearing loads of bad opinion about this place.
I came here often back in the days for authentic Phở and of course for some warm coffee as well. This place used to be good...until the old staff left. The problem now with this restaurant is not the food, rather than the SERVICE. One of the waitress (not all of them) is very rude, unprofessional, unfriendly and to be honest she don't even care about the customer. I went in with my parents and and we asked for some hot Vietnamese coffee and the waitress rudely replied : "We don't serve hot coffee here, only cold coffee!" We were a bit confused and asked why then she coldly said: "I just don't do those filter coffee anymore, it's just that simple." This is not the first time I've encountered rude service from this place, rather a lot! It comes to the point where I do not think it's worth it to come to this place anymore. It's a pity that I will not be coming back to this place anytime soon.

I just hope that the owner of this restaurant really takes the time to read through the comments and make a decision to improve the restaurant.

5 Ly Nguyen - 3 years ago

Lovely bowl of Phở and browny Quẩy! Best Sunday brunch ever since I moved to Berlin. What a typical and authentic Vietnamese way! It made my day and me missing my Vietnam a lot. Service could be better at some points but food is totally fine, at least with this Phở. I will definitely come back and recommend to others. Will try other dishes next time. Hope they are as good as what I had ????????

4 Lan Anh DINH - 9 months ago

delicious Vietnamese foods ☺

5 Andres Zambrano-Bravo - 2 years ago

I can genuinely say this restaurant is one of the few authentic Vietnamese places in Berlin. This is the place where the Vietnamese community itself goes after their shifts - yes, the people that are cooking your tasteless green curry at your local Imbiss.

And for that reason, you have to make sure you know what to get. Underneath the seven options on the menu lies a master dish: the hot pot stew, with all sorts of meat, fish, and a very pungent and delicious broth.

When we pointed at our neighbors' table and asked the waiter for the same dish, he had to approve it with his supervisor, who promptly came out and asked us, at least twice, "are you sure?"

Needless to say, it was a taste above and beyond your average Vietnamese dish in this city, and reminded me of eating pungent intestine soup in Hanoi. Not for the faint of heart. But you have to admire that at this restaurant, finally, yes, finally, a different taste profile exists.

On top of that, shout out to the staff for their friendliness. My table was short on cash - the nearest ATM was 1.5 km away - and they let us come in the next day to pay the rest.

I can only give this place five stars. Finally, a real Vietnamese restaurant in Berlin.

3 James Winn - 3 months ago

Average food… service is not so good. Nothing superb about this place

5 Trong Nghia Tan - a month ago

Fav: Pho Bo Nam gau

1 Verena - 2 years ago

Don’t order a dish with peanut sauce as a main ingredient, because they‘re always out of peanut sauce but they don’t inform you upfront. You get your dish and wonder where the main ingredient is and ask, then the staff let’s you know that there is no peanut sauce. Great customer service ????????