Die besten Restaurants mit Vietnamesisches restaurant Essen in Stuttgart

Had lunch was delicious and fresh. Service was friendly and quick..

Sehr gutes Essen und sehr freundliche Bedienung. Das Essen ging auch sehr schnell. Nachtisch bitte nicht verpassen. Wirklich empfehlenswert!

Very good food at super fair prices!

Small Vietnamese with incredible wok, perfectly cooked vegetables with noodles in the style you like best. I ordered the fried duck, very good. The price, taking into account that it is very central, seemed reasonable to us. Just €15 per person.

Wir hatten einen schönen Abend mit leckeren Vorspeisen ( Frühlingsrollen, Garnelen Teigtaschen) . Die Hauptgerichte waren auch super und recht groß. Das Restaurant ist insgesamt sehr sauber und die Bedienung aufmerksam und sehr nett. Kommen gerne wieder.

Very good food and a quiet, pleasant atmosphere.

I used to order there often, but unfortunately the quality is now completely poor. In addition, the completely wrong food arrives even though the right one is on the bill. And don't even answer the phone afterwards. I would now advise anyone not to order anything here.

Rather inconspicuous from the outside, but nicely furnished inside. Clean guest rooms and toilets. The food comes quickly, tastes fresh and delicious and is really recommended. The service was nice even when things got stressful. The prices are absolutely OK. and I can only recommend the restaurant.

A cozy restaurant with great service and delicious food. What more could you want?

It tastes pretty good here, but it's now called LeBiss. It is also closed on Sundays and public holidays and open on Saturdays

Point deducted because card payment is not possible

The prices are quite high, but the service and food are not worth it. You can eat in a nice Asian restaurant for that money. But the taste was okay.

Unfortunately I can't give less stars. Total disgrace. 1 hour waiting time, then lukewarm - cold Asian - junk food, dry, glutamate dirt... disgusting. Second time... I actually threw 127 euros in the trash can.

Disclaimer: I'm very familiar with tipping culture, but thought that only in the US was it sort of mandatory. I read about tipping culture in Germany and understood that giving it is purely at the customer's discretion - and for good service. In short, tipping is welcome but not expected. Food and service at this Vietnamese restaurant was decent. The service was especially NOT EXCEPTIONAL, JUST STANDARD. All was well until it came to paying the bill. Our bill came up to €46.30; we opted to pay in cash and gave the server a €50 note and €0.30. Without a second thought, he wanted to take our money without wanting to give back change, until I indicated that I was waiting for my €4 change. Pethaps I put him in an awkward situation, because he came back with his wallet and asked if I could help him break a €5 note. We didn't have a spare €1 so we started at each other awkwardly until I decided to give it up and told him to keep the change. He didn't even bother to try another way to give us the change. If you couldn't tell already, he had no intention of giving me back my change and made things difficult when I asked for it. Such an act is dishonest and downright scummy. I had a good time eating there until the tip situation happened. This was a proper sit down restaurant near the main high street of Stuttgart, not a tiny roadside vendor, so I'm sure there were other ways for this guy to source €4. I haven't felt this cheated on a trip since I visited -- funnily enough (or maybe not) -- Vietnam. I put those bad memories behind me until this Vietnamese immigrant in Germany brought them up again with his scummy way of pocketing my change. Reminder: THE SERVICE WAS JUST OK, NOTHING EXCEPTIONAL. For the server and whoever runs the restaurant, I pray that you don't sleep well at night knowing you did something very scummy for a tip. I hope you find that €4 worth it.

CrazyKlaus and I experienced a taste explosion here! Every 3 minutes there was a “Wow, cool!” and the price is right too! Top!