Der Imbiss Saigon — Restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City

A cozy natural place with mostly outdoor seating of about 20. They are a really authentic German, Austrian, eatery that serves classical cuisine from these countries.

The owner Tram is super friendly and a real ambassador for the food she serves. Great talking food with her and understanding more about the German-Austrian cuisine. She was very helpful explaining what's on the menu, how the condiments are used with the dishes, and recommending options.

My son and I stuffed ourselves with grilled sausages, traditional wiener schintzel, German potato salad, side of greens and sauerkraut and a pretzel stick. Enjoyed the recommended Swiss beer that was a bronze award winner to go with it. Ended drinking 2 and taking 2 home.

Everything was amazing. The pretzel was perfect...didn't need any mustard as an American might do lol. Their creme brulee is outstanding, the best I've had in Vietnam.

They're also the distributor for the haubis breads and baked goods. First time ever having it and was excellent. Enjoyed pairing it with German butter.

Location a bit challenging but it is next to a local fruit juice vendor right before the first turn on Quoc Huong. They open for breakfast 8am and finishe early dinner 7pm. A great addition to the Thao...

Well I’m not German, but we’re neighbors and I do like me a good fresh crunchy bread with cheese. Very hard to find in Asia I always find. Being vegetarian, not that many options here, I still recommend the place, because the half baguette is SO fresh and good quality. Plus, they serve musterd with the sandwich and there’s an...

Haubis has delicious high quality bread. Their Gluten free seed rolls are our favorites, but the triangle shaped bread and their pretzels are also amazing. You can buy them fresh, or what I like even more is frozen. So I can just put it in the oven for a few minutes to have freshly baked yummies any...