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Best Vietnamese food near Hassloch, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Discover Restaurants offering the best Vietnamese food in Hassloch, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany including Koza, Commami, Viet
1. Koza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By Slow_food_zoef
Why, why can I not pay with a card? I understand the fees for Credit Cards in Germany are horrendous, especially for smaller businesses. But why can I not have the convenience to pay with an EC / Bank Card?The food was excellent, the portions generous and the service good. The restaurant looks a bit unattractive from the outside but is gather cozy inside. If it wasnât for the cash only pay option I would rate it a 5 star. Happy to come again!
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2. Commami
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By ColinH159
Came here by chance for an evening meal. Sitting outside was a no-go because of traffic noise, the interior is dark but tasteful, beautiful wooden tables, friendly and helpful staff, our server spoke excellent English. The menu offers a good selection of different kinds of Sushi plus a number of Asian-Fusion starters and mains. A couple of starters and three Sushi mains plus non-alcoholic drinks came to less than 50⬠and we considered it well worth the expenditure. Didn't try a desert.The whole experience was aesthetically delightful - I loved the crockery, and the food was quick to be served, fresh and delicious. Highly recommended!
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3. Viet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By stdf62
We have tried out this place twice as we like Asian food and Vietnamese cuisine is otherwise hard to find in our area. However, the food was not as I recall it from my visits to Viet Nam. They use much less spices and apparently try to adjust to the European taste. After an initial warm welcome, the service was not very attentiive despite the place not being particularly crowded and the food was rather mediocre; prices are also higher than in the local Chinese restaurants. I can therefore not really follow the other people who have rated this higher, but think it can still be worthwhile to go there if you like a taste of Southeast Asia and are sick and tired of Saumagen and Leberknödel..
