Miss Saigon Restaurant — Restaurant in Berlin

very lecker and healthy ! these warm nourishing meals will make any sniffles go away. the menu offers a multitude of deliciousness and so so many vegan options. choosing one of the 76+ exquisite south vietnamese dishes, you can practice accepting the responsibility of a choice. we were not disappointed by the tastes of number 29 & 30, the many layers of the phở chay will truly surprise you. such large portions for such a fair price, what a deeeal !! if your sensitive tummy is full before you've finished, there is the friendly possibility to take home leftovers (free private delivery including dessert for sweet aliens who live in the neighborhood).

the plastic walls around the tables prevent other guests from stealing your food and create a cozy bubble around you, so you won't get too overstimulated by the sounds of your neighbours' conversations. be careful not to lean on them though, they are about as stable as affordable housing in berlin. there are photographs of people on the wall – is it you, miss saigon ?

if you take a closer look at the candles, you will discover a real highlight of this place. as ursula le guin writes in a wizard of earthsea, "to light a candle is to cast a shadow" and i am convinced that the one on our table has a secretly magical power. the yellow stars & ribbon around its glass were matching with my shirt, foreshadowing the color theme of this evening. yellow plastic flowers can be found in the bathroom as well as paintings of flowers on the walls 🏵 ohh how excited i am about spring !! my hoành thánh chay was served with the seasonal touch of wild garlic while a fir branch and colorful christmas lights were hanging over us from the ceiling. each dumpling was like a finely wrapped present of steamy treats that makes flavours sing in your mouth like birds on a sunny morning in april.

good news for all the dog whisperers: pets are allowed here ! we didn't spot any furry friends during our stay, but saw a turtle hiding in the toilet – can...

I went to Miss Saigon after a solid recommendation from my boyfriend about their Pho and Bao bun, and honestly, I was very happy with my choice of going there. This place is a gem and it is my second time there.

The Pho Bo here, priced at around 12€, is a flavor bomb - rich, aromatic, and loaded with fresh herbs, solid 8.5/10. Marian (that is the name of my boyfriend) went for the Bún Bò Huế at 13,90€, and it actually took the leadership of "best dish for the night" after my already impressive Pho Bo. Even though I strongly recommend the Pho, you wouldn't not be sad by choosing this soup =D

We also tried the 4,90€ Bao bun. While it didn’t top the charts compared to what I’ve had back in São Paulo (my hometown), Marian’s enthusiasm for it was infectious. In Brazil we have a huge chinese/japanese/korean community and Bao is chinese so over there it is just better (in my opion, of course).

This place just don't get the 5 start because when we went there, there was a table with 1000 kids screaming and that took a bit of the magic away from our dinner. Not their fault, I know, but was...

Fantastic, both creatively and traditionally Great service Great price

Highly recommend this place. I’m a picky eater and a Vietnamese myself and it always concerns me how Vietnamese food were transformed here in the Western world. Most of the time it’s monotonous thus never been up to my standard. However, the food here, although highly morphed to the vegan culture and adapted to local products, shows its own uniqueness without too much adherence to authentic flavors. It shows rather the basic understanding of good food.

The dish I had, Bun Thit Nuong Chay with the faux pork belly was strangely tasty, earthy and umami. My friends had My Quang and Bun Cha Chay, all great! We had the sesame ice cream for dessert (because the weather was too warm for us) but I would be eager next time to try all the...