We originally thought this was an authentic Chinese restaurant, but it turned out to be a Vietnamese Asian fusion place — and what a pleasant surprise! We decided to stay, and that was absolutely the right choice. Queen’s warm and enthusiastic service made the entire evening unforgettable. She recommended the perfect combination of starters, mains, and dessert — every dish was flavorful and beautifully presented. My friend even said it was the best meal they’ve had in Germany.
Highly recommended!
This was our favorite spot to eat at while staying in this area. The spring rolls and tuna tartar were SO good! This was the only spot in town that we could get a good cocktail.
Hello, prices just seem fair, I like that. Apparently one of the few praiseworthy providers who doesn't fill their pockets in this situation. Keep it up, may your concept last a long time and be in demand. All the best to you and the company.
Sweet and sour chicken for €9 for lunch, far too expensive for the quality. The pieces of chicken were millimeters thin and baked in a centimeter thick breading, so little meat and a lot of fatty breading. The sweet and sour sauce was as thick as glue (too much binding agent) and tasted exactly the same, the rice was neither crispy nor grainy, just the way it shouldn't be.
The interior 0-8-15, a bit stuffy, despite ferns it was more of a drinking hall than a restaurant. For a little more money you can get a lot more from other Asians in the corner.
Service was quite ok.
The bottom sticks, the Peking soup is a completely seasoned stir stick chatastrophe, for €4, I threw it away. In addition to a lot of fat, the fried noodles also contain three pieces of chicken. NEVER ever again.
I've always liked the Anymy Restaurant (except for the exterior) after two or three visits. But yesterday, when I wanted to introduce the restaurant to my friends, I was extremely disappointed.
The food was served in attractive dishes as usual, and the hot drinks were good (unfortunately, I only got sugar instead of honey as usual). But our "creamy coconut milk soup" was a watery broth, anything but creamy, and didn't taste of coconut either. That's not what I've experienced there before. I otherwise found the food there to be reasonably authentic (the Vietnamese food). I also got diarrhea afterward, even though I eat Asian food very often and without any problems. I don't know if I'd want to go to Anymy again after this disappointment. It almost seemed as if, on the one hand, they had completely cut corners on the ingredients, and, on the other, that the food had been adapted to German tastes. I didn't like that. You've done better before.
We came across this restaurant by chance and were very pleasantly surprised. Everything was nice and friendly, the sushi was very tasty, especially the one with the steam 😄
I can happily recommend this place