Street Kitchen - Viet Cuisine

You not only have to be careful because of the fish sauce (for example in s06 which was my favorite food a while back before I learned its "special vietnamese sauce" contained fish sauce; now I have to eat it with soy sauce instead and that tastes like half that good) but also the coconut soup contains cows milk which they won't tell you unless you ask explicitly and they also sometimes are that stressed they do not bring you tofu but meat. They do not get veganism so they also don't get that you may be a vegetarian or vegan when asking for tofu instead of meat and don't mention other non-veg* ingredients.

The atmosphere is nice but the place is so crowded you often have to wait a bit in the evenings before they seat you - next to other people with free seats on their table. YEAY for meeting new folks unintentionally at dinner!

The staff is like always stressed and not that friendly but also not impolite.

Otherwise: The meals are super cheap with 5.50€, that's a good deal for the quality and I never go home hungry. And drinks also are inexpensive. If you do everything right you will surely enjoy your meal.

Right in the always busy Limmestr. you can find this little vietnamese charming place. All dishes can be ordered as veg*n and all of them are mouthwatering! Service can look bit stressed sometimes but still nice, food comes quickly and soo tasty you will go there more than once for sure!

This is a very popular place - which, for me, is not understandable at all. Don't get me wrong, the menu sounds delicious and the place is very modern and inviting, prices are fine, service seems a little stressed (still friendly), but the food just doesn't satisfy.
In fact, I've eaten here twice (once take out, once eat-in) and both times I felt sick afterwards. The first time I had fried tofu & veg in a coconut-curry-peanut-sauce and unfortunately the whole meal was dominated by the sauce - which tasted a little artificial (and I'm usually a HUGE lover of anything peanut). Second time I had "dau xau mang" - tofu with bamboo, peppers, mushrooms, beans, coconutmilk, curry and ricenoodles. Sounds great, right? Taste wasn't. Shame. Won't eat here again.

I went there with some friends and we all had a tofu curry with coconut milk. It was very tasty and was more than enough for me but my boyfriend was still hungry.
Since the plate was only 5euros, it wouldn't be too expensive to order an appetizer or an extra side dish.
The decoration is cute and service was swift. Would recommend.

Das ist ein kleines Restaurant mitten im lebendigen Stadtteil Linden, direkt auf der Limmerstraße. Da Parken hier schlecht ist, am Besten zu Fuß, mit der Straßenbahn oder dem Rad kommen. Das Restaurant hat ein paar wenige Aussenplätze. Innen gibt es Tischgruppen für bis zu 4 Personen.
Das Essen wird ohne Glutamat zubereitet und ist wird recht schnell gebracht - somit kann man dort auch mal schnell zur Mittagspause hin - wenn man noch einen Platz findet.
Mir hat es sehr gefallen und sehr geschmeckt.