Hours
| Monday | 12–3 PM, 5–11 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 12–3 PM, 5–11 PM |
| Thursday | 12–3 PM, 5–11 PM |
| Friday | 12–3 PM, 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 12–3 PM, 5–11 PM |
| Sunday | 12–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Vor dem Steintor 25, 28203 Bremen, Germany
Phone: +49 421 7928683
Website: http://www.allesbremer.de/mekong/mekon_1./Willkommen_Mekong-Grill_Bremen.html
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Reviews
Milena Filip
Super delicious, very fresh food and the staff is friendly. My favourite Asian restaurant in Bremen!
… moreMichael Au
Amazing coconut curry. Tasty, inexpensive, with lots of vegetables. Need to wait a bit but it worths.
… moreGrace Ho
Good “Asian” food (by Germany’s standards), comparatively cheap. The red curry could be less watery and redder. I got tofu and it was sour; I ended up picking it out of my dish, which was disappointing. My partner got the duck and the red curry portion was big and tasty. The spring rolls huge (ca. 20cm) and come with red chili sauce instead of fish sauce.
There are much better places for pho and “Thai” curry in the neighbourhood at a slightly higher price point.
… moreThere are much better places for pho and “Thai” curry in the neighbourhood at a slightly higher price point.
Annie
It is quite a good Imbiss. The prices here are quite reasonable. It is not fancy but for a quick bite you can not go wrong. It is often packed in the evening and sometime you have to wait outside for the table. My favourite appitizer is fresh spring rolls :>)
… moreAnnie Bui
DO NOT recommend if you come here for authentic Vietnamese foods. Ỏdered Phở Bò and extremely disappointed with the quality. Served with no sauce, lime, chili or other herbs and just totally plain, the meat is dry. It could have been better. Perhaps they got good reviews with other foods but I only tried Phở Bò and I was very upset.
… moreOrsolya Demjén
Amazing food with very nice and friendly staff. Special pluspoint because you can follow every detail of the foodpreparation.
Authentic vibes. I will come back!
… moreAuthentic vibes. I will come back!
Mr Shahul
Really nice food for a reasonable price. We ended up in the restaurant accidentally but it was worth it. We even ordered extra rice and the woman was surprised a little.
… moreLa At
Best pho of my life I swear. The other food is great but I highly recommend the soups they are always a work of art.
… moreEmily King
The phở was decent, although it didn’t come with any garnishes, even though there is a picture of pho Saigon-style on the website (i.e., with Thai basil, bean sprouts, limes, etc.)
I had wanted to order bún thịt nướng (room temperature rice vermicelli noodles with grilled meat and fish sauce dressing), which is hands down my favorite Vietnamese dish. I’d never been to a Vietnamese restaurant that doesn’t serve it before I came to Mekong. They replaced this traditional Vietnamese dish with Indonesian noodle dishes for some strange reason. My favorite appetizer is gỏi cuốn/nem cuốn (non-friend rolls with shrimp and rice vermicelli noodles served with a spicy peanut sauce). Also missing from the menu. And of course, there was no Vietnamese coffee with milk (dark roasted coffee brewed on your table through a drip press and mixed with sweetened condensed milk).
So, overall o.k. taste-wise, but lacking some pretty standard Vietnamese dishes.
… moreI had wanted to order bún thịt nướng (room temperature rice vermicelli noodles with grilled meat and fish sauce dressing), which is hands down my favorite Vietnamese dish. I’d never been to a Vietnamese restaurant that doesn’t serve it before I came to Mekong. They replaced this traditional Vietnamese dish with Indonesian noodle dishes for some strange reason. My favorite appetizer is gỏi cuốn/nem cuốn (non-friend rolls with shrimp and rice vermicelli noodles served with a spicy peanut sauce). Also missing from the menu. And of course, there was no Vietnamese coffee with milk (dark roasted coffee brewed on your table through a drip press and mixed with sweetened condensed milk).
So, overall o.k. taste-wise, but lacking some pretty standard Vietnamese dishes.