Ong Cat — Restaurant in Berlin

Me and my family stopped there by chance on a Sunday after visiting the flea market near by. We weren't looking for a place to eat, we just wanted to drink a bear, but after looking at the menu we had to order some food as well. The waiter was really nice and she told us all the information we needed before ordering. The food arrived after some time, which we were pleased by, because it means that everything was prepared on the moment. Two of us order some sushi and we both agreed that it was the best sushi we ever ate! The fish was obviously very fresh and the pieces were really big, I was in fact full after eating everything I ordered. (I order the "salmon queen roll" and the salmon nigiri). The rest of my family ordered some typical vietnamese food and they all loved it. Even my mum, who ordered a salad, was extremely pleased with it. On top of the extremely good food and the kindness of the workers, the bathroom was cleaned and fully stocked of every necessity. I highly recommend coming if you wish to discover the tastiness of the...

Mixed Experience

Positive: The restaurant boasts a nice atmosphere, and the main dishes are delicious.

Negative: Unfortunately, our experience was marred by a dish with a beetroot topping that tasted half rotten. When we brought it up with the waitress, she dismissed our concern without offering any apology. The same topping on another plate tasted normal, adding to the confusion. Throughout the evening, the waitress displayed a consistently unfriendly demeanor.

The snack dish (rolls) left much to be desired with big, thick rolls, with an abundance of cold, unsalted noodles and veggies, that fell out with the first bite. These were not the small finger rolls we expected, lacking the anticipated crunch.

To make matters worse, we found something resembling a hair in our take-home leftovers. While the overall experience wasn't terrible, it falls short of the 4.8 stars, suggesting a more realistic...

Cold, windy weather means only one thing: soup for dinner! And what’s better than pho? Google recommended this place with the highest ratings in the area, so we decided to give it a try.

The decor was cute and reminiscent of Vietnam. Once we entered, the friendly staff took our order, and it took only 10 minutes for everything to be ready for takeout.

By the time we got home, the food was still warm and delicious. The broth was light and flavorful, and the noodles were al dente. However, the beef was on the thicker slices.

The appetizers were so good! The peanut sauce was spot on, and the chicken skewer was generous in portion and super tender. My only wish was getting more of their side dish (beansprouts, basil leaves, and jalapeno slices).

The downside…they don’t take Visa card. Just cash and German card. But, they take Paypal so it’s still a win!

Overall, it was definitely worth all the...