Die besten Restaurants mit Vietnamesisches restaurant Essen in München

Great atmosphere, the food is authentic and cooked with love and the service is top.

Very comfortable! Crew very friendly and pleasant.

Food very good but the shop lives from its owner and his friendliness. Sushi very fresh and delicious, I can only recommend it!

Completely enthusiastic about the composition of attention, friendliness, ambience and cuisine.

Fast and respectful, the restaurant still needs to be ventilated.

The staff at Bambushain are incredibly kind and welcoming – you feel like family the moment you walk in. The food is bursting with authentic Vietnamese flavors and served with a smile. It’s rare to find such warm hospitality paired with great prices. Definitely a go-to spot in Munich!

I have been here more than three times and am never disappointed. The food, ambience and service are all amazing and their options for vegans is also really nice. I really enjoy the amount and variety of fresh salad that comes on the bowls.

Very tasty food and nice service

I think the food is delicious and the prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend it and look forward to coming back. (Wantton soup, gyozas, chicken curry...) 🥹

Unique shop with friendly service. A bit overwhelmed when there are more crowds. Food wasn't as good as I hoped with only 3 dishes on the menu. But still good, home-cooked and solid food. You can go there, but you won't miss anything.

Nice restaurant. The crispy duck with peanut sauce is recommended.

I came here on the recommendation of a friend. The dish Cơm tấm is super delicious! Super good, authentic almost like in Vietnam. The service is friendly and accommodating. The seats are manageable. Will definitely come here again, but only for that one particular dish :D

Excellent Vietnamese restaurant in Munich. Everything is fresh and very typical. The place feels family-run. Be sure to check it out!

Very good, upscale price range but worth every cent, top service and everything fresh again at any time

The food was delicious. We were expecting authentic Vietnamese, but it was more of a fusion. It was a bit tricky to order because they only had a German menu. I recommend the Orange Chicken, Pak Choi, and Thai Basil Beef. The portions were quite small for the price; we spent over 40 euros each and weren't completely full.