Viet Aroma — Restaurant in Berlin

The location of this place isn’t the most obvious but absolutely worth finding. We went early as only arrived in Berlin today and was more than ready for something to eat. There were a couple of other groups in but it soon became apparent that it was a popular place. Constant orders for takeaways and many people coming in after us. We started with a prawn soup. The flavours were incredibly aromatic and a fantastic start to the meal. We followed this with chicken satay skewers. The creamy peanut sauce was to die for and the chicken incredibly tender. For main, we both opted for the bun cha vit. A dish consisting of noodles, veg and duck. What can I say other than a complete taste explosion in the mouth. Every mouthful was a pure delight with flavours bouncing around the palette, vegetables with a crisp, fresh texture. Even though we were full, we just had to eat every last part of this. To accompany, we sampled a lemon beck’s that truly matched the food. And to add to it all, a really nicely furnished place with friendly, attentive staff. I simply can’t fault this place at all. And to add to all this, the bill came to a very impressive €46!!! I wish we had this...

Been here three times during the last weeks. First two visit were very good, I loved both the food (pad Thai, Sommer rolls) and the service (very friendly guys, thank you!). Unfortunately today I ordered a coconut soup that appeared to be extremely salty. I ate 1/4 of it and asked a waiter (a young woman i didn’t see during my previous visits) if there’s a chance to add some water / coconut milk so it is less salty and o can eat it. She didn’t offer any solution. When o brought the plate inside I kind of expected at least a “sorry” or a discount. She said i have to pay the full price and I think it was not very nice of her. In the end she was pissed and told me i can pay half price. It was not about the money (the soup was 6 eur) but about the attitude and customer service. I’m a bit sad it happened because the first two times o really enjoyed my lunches here. Unfortunately , I don’t think...

We had a gin and tonic, and a Vietnamese rice schnapps cocktail- the second was maybe a bit too fruity for us. The mango salad with beef was amazing. And the satay was really very good as well. Probably the best I’ve had in a long time.

The udon noodles with tamarind and ginger were ok. Not as exciting as the description, but the Pho fried noodles were great, with a generous portion of brief.

The prices seem reasonable and the service is really good. Will...