Anzi Kitchen — Restaurant in Munich

I am extremely hung over in a foreign country, tired of sausages and sauerkraut. My boyfriend, bless him, brought me this udon ramen as takeaway. What a God-send. It has chewy noodles, crispy silken tofu cubes, crunchy bokchoy, tangy bamboo shoots, a giant disc of properly seasoned tempura flakes and juicy corn kernels that disperse evenly into the savory, spicy broth, and a boiled egg packed with cysteine to break down my hangover toxins (pro-tip for anyone out there on the same struggle bus as me 👍). I’ve been reborn. No longer am I cursed to spend our last day in Germany bowing to the Porcelain God with vomit and bile as offerings. Thank you,...

Be prepared, this place was packed when we arrived. It took 15-20min until a table was available. Near the front door you could order bubbletea, we ordered a Thai tea, was very good almost like the original and a fruity tea. For food we had glass noddles salad, was ok. The corn dogs wasn’t our taste, nothing grand. The cheese part was way to little, to much dough. Lastly our favourite the Mango Bingsu, totally recommend this dessert!! Just be careful cause it was huge!!! Share it with 3-4 ppl. Nice restaurant for anime/manga fans, has a lot of merch displayed. Fast service and also crowded depends on the time. We’ll come back for...

Over priced food, non authentic canton cuisine. I'm no pro at vietnamese food but as a Hongkonger I was already lost at the menu. Hongkong Nudeln, Hongkong Ente, Hongkong Huhn and Rind HK Art? Only found out the "noodle" is Fried Rice Noodle with Beef. Siu Mai is unexpectedly disappointing. I suggest who wants to try go to GoAsia(asian supermarket in the mall nearby) a pack should be under 5€ for 10-12 pcs. Don't waste your money here for 4.5€ 4 pcs. Plus it's not authentic cantonese Siu Mai it's instant Siu Mai that you put into the microwave, lack of ingredients. Not recommend if you wanna try authentic...