El Greco in Preußisch Oldendorf

Having recently moved to northern Germany I have been seeking out restaurants that sell something other than sausages and beer or Döner kebab. This restauant was recommended to me by some locals and being desperate for some new food I gave it a try today. It bills itself as a Vietnamese restaurant but doesn't even have Pho on the menu. Seems to try to be all things asian to all people. I opted for a wonton soup for openers. Small bowl of soup, average clear stock. Some small mushroom slices, two pieces of broccoli that still had a bit of crunch and three wontons. The wontons were large (two bites each) and filled with some sort of white ground meat mixture. It was better than I had expected. Next came the fried noodles with pork. The was a large portion with plenty of meat slices, carrots, onions and cabbage. One unanticipated plus was the presence of what Cantonese call "wok heh" (often translated as "breath of the wok"). A flavor derived from the food contacting a VERY hot wok. That was a plus. The noodles looked a lot like spaghetti and were cooked al dente - another plus. In summary this place probably as good as can be expected in this area. I'll go back again when I'm needing something Asian like.

Went there for dinner and had a table for 4 people. Food was delicious and everything was brought to the table very quickly. If someone is there again for rehab, they'll be happy to come and eat again. We can recommend the restaurant without reservation.

We have celebrated many family celebrations there. This time we went there to eat schnitzel. Mega delicious... Super nice service... All in all a successful evening. Many thanks to the great team ❤️

I've been there several times with different people and we always enjoyed it very much.

Completely convinced me. Gladly again despite the great distance.