Viet Gourmet in Berlin

I can't judge the ambience, order online. Otherwise tasty, hot and price ok, driver friendly, can't understand why there are so many negative reviews.

So for €11.50, the portion is sooooo small. What a disgrace. I told the employee that the portion in the picture on the menu was at least twice as large, and she replied, "Tough luck."

The food didn't taste good at all. It didn't look appetizing. The tables were dirty, and the staff didn't really seem to want to serve you. I wouldn't eat there again.

For 10 years, if not longer, I've been eating or picking up food here regularly. Back then, they still served vegetarian egg rice for €3.50 with plenty of vegetables. I was happy with the increase to €4.50, or €5 for a "side dish." After the coronavirus pandemic, it was almost €8. Now, after the renovation and name change, the price is €10 for a small bowl of vegetarian egg rice, where you have to search for the egg and the actual vegetables, like sprouts, carrots, snow peas, etc., but they now have a lot of bok choy and, more recently, hard, bland-tasting broad beans instead of snow peas, as a filler. I think it's a shame because with the price level and the new "quality," they're losing customers. The location is difficult because the place has more vacant spaces than shops. This snack bar used to be busy, though, so all the tables were always occupied. You can't compensate for the lack of customers with massive price increases, because otherwise the last few will stay away. And honestly, if I add another €4 to the €10, I can get a full meal at the Croatian restaurant around the corner, with rice, meat, fries, salad, and a shot of schnapps afterward.

We had lunch here, and the food was very salty. It was annoying that I left my Tommy Hilfiger scarf behind, and after 10 minutes of asking, it was gone, even though no one was sitting there.