Việt Phố

4 Marius - 8 months ago

Good restaurant with some authentic food options (of course, dishes adapted for the European market are also available). Service efficient. Our dishes were tasty, beer cold a refreshing. Prices fair. As the restaurant is embedded in the market, don’t expect any cozy atmosphere.

3 J. Renx - a month ago

Ok food quality but a very rude waitress!
I ordered ginger tea, which came with honey I didn't ask for. When I asked to bring a new one without honey in a glass, she was very reluctant to do so since it always comes in it.

In the end they brought it without honey but it was unnecessary to discuss it

3 Sohan Surag - 7 months ago

Authentic Asian/Vietnamese cuisine here. Tried some ribbon noodles and Nasi Goreng (have had this before so I knew what to expect). People are nice enough to help out but it is always good to know what you want to order. The fried dumplings was a bit greasy for my taste but surprisingly taste good along with the sauce. And I am glad that they have Sriracha sauce on every table.

5 Crystal Goh - 4 months ago

Super authentic Vietnamese food, some of the best I’ve had in Berlin. Large portions of delicious stuff. Make sure you go for the Vietnamese dishes rather than the other types of cuisine as these are the best. Also, don’t expect great service. It’s fast and functional, nothing more

5 Simran Maharjan - 3 months ago

Love their chopsuey with rice and fried chicken. What brings me back is their chili sauce at the table. Fast service. Totally recommended. ????

4 Olga Švili - 5 months ago

Nice Asian cafe. Service is fast, menu is large, food is delicious. dishes are not spicy as expected.

3 Mike N - 7 months ago

Bun cha Hanoi tasted authentic so would come here again for that. The Nem (fried spring rolls) was great and well seasoned. Also tried the Bun Bo Hue (Bun Bo Gio Heo Hue) and was okay but was a bit greasy. Overall the staff were efficient and had a good experience.