Laid-back eatery serving Thai & Vietnamese classics including noodles, coconut milk soups & curries.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Kleine Budengasse 11a, 50667 Köln, Germany
Phone: +49 221 16919043
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Reviews
Camilo Mendoza Paz (CamiloAdventures)
Well, its been the third time I return here, since I am going to köln for business reasons, I was looking for a great place to eat, and I found it. Will definitely return every time I am around the city.
Authentic flavors and simple yet well prepared food. The best proof that honest cuisine will probably always be the most enjoyable.
Thanks.
… moreAuthentic flavors and simple yet well prepared food. The best proof that honest cuisine will probably always be the most enjoyable.
Thanks.
Li Elodie
One year ago I had a good experience at this restaurant, so I came back recently.
Unfortunately, this time was very disappointing. I ordered a pho, and the soup was extremely salty—almost inedible. I told the staff, and they asked what I wanted them to do. I suggested removing part of the broth to dilute it. When it came back, it still tasted exactly the same. I barely ate it. When I spoke to the owner, she offered a €2.50 discount. She explained this was just the German version of pho since Germans like to eat salty food. However, I’ve been to many Asian restaurants in Germany and this was the saltiest pho I’ve ever had. I said I felt the dish should have been removed entirely since it wasn’t fixed, and I hardly ate it. But I got no response for that. In the end, we paid the full price.
Very disappointing kitchen quality and unprofessional handling of customer feedback. I won’t be returning. Just so other customers know, this was my honest personal experience.
… moreUnfortunately, this time was very disappointing. I ordered a pho, and the soup was extremely salty—almost inedible. I told the staff, and they asked what I wanted them to do. I suggested removing part of the broth to dilute it. When it came back, it still tasted exactly the same. I barely ate it. When I spoke to the owner, she offered a €2.50 discount. She explained this was just the German version of pho since Germans like to eat salty food. However, I’ve been to many Asian restaurants in Germany and this was the saltiest pho I’ve ever had. I said I felt the dish should have been removed entirely since it wasn’t fixed, and I hardly ate it. But I got no response for that. In the end, we paid the full price.
Very disappointing kitchen quality and unprofessional handling of customer feedback. I won’t be returning. Just so other customers know, this was my honest personal experience.
Ramon Sewberath Misser
Excellent food, atmosphere and most of all; excellent staff & service.
We didn’t make a reservation and the restaurant was almost full and fully reserved. Still the staff created a spot for us where we could have diner at ease. We saw this happen a few times when new costumers arrived.
Muhammed, one of the very kind hosts helped us when we ordered a wrong dish, advised us and nothing was too much, even considering a full restaurant with plenty of other people to serve.
The food itself was very nice, great taste and the right amounts.
We can highly recommend Thai-Viet Street Food Imbiss.
… moreWe didn’t make a reservation and the restaurant was almost full and fully reserved. Still the staff created a spot for us where we could have diner at ease. We saw this happen a few times when new costumers arrived.
Muhammed, one of the very kind hosts helped us when we ordered a wrong dish, advised us and nothing was too much, even considering a full restaurant with plenty of other people to serve.
The food itself was very nice, great taste and the right amounts.
We can highly recommend Thai-Viet Street Food Imbiss.
Mike Telford
Excellent food, very fresh and tasty. We ate here twice and both times 10/10. Highly recommend. Very friendly staff and great menu to choose from. Good sized portions and fair priced.
… moreMax Krijthe
We have a little family tradition: every time we visit Germany, we absolutely have to hunt down the best Thai or Vietnamese spot in whichever city we’re in. This trip took us to Cologne, and after some quick research we ended up at Thai-Viet Street Food (the little place near Rudolfplatz/Chrümergürtel).
We ordered our usual “test lineup”:
Tom Yum Goong ★★★★★
Perfectly spicy-sour balance, lots of plump shrimp, lemongrass and galangal screaming fresh, and that unmistakable fragrant broth. One of the best we’ve ever had in Europe.
Som Tam (Papaya Salad) ★★★★★
Textbook: crunchy green papaya, punchy lime-chili-fish sauce dressing, roasted peanuts, cherry tomatoes, and green beans. Exactly the right amount of heat and funk.
Chicken Satay ★★★★★
Tender, smoky grilled skewers with a gorgeous turmeric glow. The peanut sauce was rich, slightly sweet, and properly thick – you actually wanted to spoon it up when the meat was gone.
Pad Thai ★★★★★
Not too sweet (huge pet peeve avoided), perfect wok hei, bouncy rice noodles, tons of bean sprouts, egg, tofu, shrimp and crushed peanuts. Came with lime and chili flakes on the side – just like in Thailand.
Panang Curry (beef) ★★★★★
Creamy, aromatic, mildly spicy with that distinctive kaffir lime leaf perfume. Tender beef slices and exactly the right amount of coconut milk richness without being heavy.
Portions are very generous – we ordered five dishes for two adults and still took some home. Prices are almost suspiciously fair for Cologne city center: everything together (with two big Singha beers) came to just over €50. For this quality and quantity that’s basically a steal.
Service was fast and super friendly, the place is small and casual (a few tables inside + some outside when weather allows), and everything tastes freshly made – you can see the wok station from most seats.
Verdict: Easily the best Thai-Vietnamese meal we’ve had in Germany so far, and it has now become our official “must revisit every time we’re in Cologne” spot. If you’re anywhere near the Belgian Quarter or the ring road, do yourself a favor and go. You won’t be disappointed.
Highly recommended!
… moreWe ordered our usual “test lineup”:
Tom Yum Goong ★★★★★
Perfectly spicy-sour balance, lots of plump shrimp, lemongrass and galangal screaming fresh, and that unmistakable fragrant broth. One of the best we’ve ever had in Europe.
Som Tam (Papaya Salad) ★★★★★
Textbook: crunchy green papaya, punchy lime-chili-fish sauce dressing, roasted peanuts, cherry tomatoes, and green beans. Exactly the right amount of heat and funk.
Chicken Satay ★★★★★
Tender, smoky grilled skewers with a gorgeous turmeric glow. The peanut sauce was rich, slightly sweet, and properly thick – you actually wanted to spoon it up when the meat was gone.
Pad Thai ★★★★★
Not too sweet (huge pet peeve avoided), perfect wok hei, bouncy rice noodles, tons of bean sprouts, egg, tofu, shrimp and crushed peanuts. Came with lime and chili flakes on the side – just like in Thailand.
Panang Curry (beef) ★★★★★
Creamy, aromatic, mildly spicy with that distinctive kaffir lime leaf perfume. Tender beef slices and exactly the right amount of coconut milk richness without being heavy.
Portions are very generous – we ordered five dishes for two adults and still took some home. Prices are almost suspiciously fair for Cologne city center: everything together (with two big Singha beers) came to just over €50. For this quality and quantity that’s basically a steal.
Service was fast and super friendly, the place is small and casual (a few tables inside + some outside when weather allows), and everything tastes freshly made – you can see the wok station from most seats.
Verdict: Easily the best Thai-Vietnamese meal we’ve had in Germany so far, and it has now become our official “must revisit every time we’re in Cologne” spot. If you’re anywhere near the Belgian Quarter or the ring road, do yourself a favor and go. You won’t be disappointed.
Highly recommended!
matt day
Visited early on a Saturday night and was immediately seated, although I would advise reserving a table as it filled up quickly. Service was brisk and efficient. The food was very nice, not gourmet but kind of comforting and freshly cooked. I think in terms of value for money it is exceptional, 28 Euros for two mains, a starter, a beer and a soft drink. Generous portion sizes, you won’t go hungry. The toilets were a bit ropey and could do with renovation.
I was torn between giving a 4 or 5 star review as the food was very good but not great, but just for value for money, ambience, location and the fact that I am already planning to go back there, it gets a 5!
… moreI was torn between giving a 4 or 5 star review as the food was very good but not great, but just for value for money, ambience, location and the fact that I am already planning to go back there, it gets a 5!
Alan “GrandCru” Becker
Very good food and decor, the food was great and its was served quickly. The reviews are on point. I highly recommend this restaurant. Also the prices are very reasonable! 56 euros for 4 persons including two Chang beers and Two sodas! Thanks for a great dinner!
… moreTeodora Molnar
Ate here twice. My favorite dish is by far their pho. The fresh summer rolls were a hit as well. I would have liked a better option of non alcoholic beer.
Staff is really nice.
… moreStaff is really nice.
Denis Sazonov
Good place to touch Thai and Vietnam cousin. Inside a little bit loud, but it’s okay. Padthai was good and tasty. Recommend this place.
… moreMire Costi
Very decent and low price Thai and Vietnamese food in the very city center. Staff so nice too:)
Only thing is the tables for two are too small and the chairs quite uncomfortable, with no space for moving the legs once seated.
… moreOnly thing is the tables for two are too small and the chairs quite uncomfortable, with no space for moving the legs once seated.