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Where to eat Vietnamese food in Bad Homburg: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Vietnamese food in Bad Homburg, Hesse, Germany. Just north of Frankfurt at the foot of the Taunus Mountains, Bad Homburg has been treasured for its healing baths since the 19th century, when it hosted royalty from across Europe and the world. Of course they also came for its casino, sometimes called "the mother of Monte Carlo." Today, both the original Spa Park (or Kurpark) and the Bad Homburg Casino are still here, and visitors also enjoy Bad Homburg Castle and its White Tower. Just northwest of town is Saalburg, a restored Roman fort.
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1. Rikscha Nudelbar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By Heather M
It was our first visit and we were very impressed: excellent food. Actually, it isnât just noodles. There are spring rolls, soups and what we had as an appetizer, grilled chicken or shrimps or salmon on a skewer with Yakitori sauce. Very good. Then I had homemade noodles with lots of vegetables and topped with salmon. My husband has crispy duck (and it was crispy) with rice and vegetables. If you have room for dessert (the servings are large) try the baked banana. I had a mint and ginger tea served with a small bowl of honey, my husband had a Japanese beer. Everything was well presented, the service friendly. We will definitely go again.Thanks for your Feedback.Please try next time our homemade noodle varieties.Your Rikscha Team <3
2. MaiTai Bistro am Kurhaus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Leembruggen
If you like Thai Food, you must eat here! We had starters and main course and enjoyed both very much. Service was attentive, personnel helpful and the food was superb. We ate from the Thai selection, not the Vietnamese, but the quality is outstanding and it is authentic. You may adjust the seasoning to your taste buds and we recommend this as 'Eastern' hot is hot! The decor is wonderfully Thai, down to the hand carved tables and wall sculptures. It was a very pleasant experience and not too expensive. Try the Thai iced tea, but check out the sugar levels when ordering.
3. Little Vietnam
Reviewed By GilTLV
Orderd two meals, a duck on fried rice for me and shrimps with rice for my wife.Huge portions. Both were excellent. Paid for both meals ca. 15 EUR Worth the money . Will come again defiantly.
