Madami - Mom's Vietnamese Kitchen

Tent with family (Teenage daughters). Good fresh food. Nice service. Good beer. What is not to like? Summer rolls were particularly good.

Dinner here as a change from Western cuisine. Was not disappointed as the food was freshly plentiful and tasty. Spring rolls the best I had.

Very delicious and good selection of dishes! Open also on weekdays until 11.00 pm. Friendly staff, I will definitely come back...

Went here on a friends recommendation and it didn’t disappoint. Food was great, tasty and with a decent potion size. The restaurant is about a 5 min walk from Alexanderplatz and was nice a busy for a Saturday night which added to the experience.

We stopped at this place there are two of these in Berlin, we stopped at the one close to the Zoologischer Garten craving proper hot Vietnamese pho and noodles… what we got was not what we expected at all. The food wasn’t spicy...at all and tasted blunt. The pho came without a lime and chillies on the side. So I asked for some fresh chillies and was answered that they don’t have any. At all . It was not a busy day and it wasn’t the end of the day to excuse not having such a crucial part of Vietnamese cuisine in the whole of the restaurant, fashioning itself to be an authentic Vietnamese place. The pho soup tasted after stock cube, the texture and taste of the noodles didn’t impress and the beef slices were rather thick chunks… Btw, the only hot thing in the whole restaurant was a „hot sauce“ which was rather sweet and catch up like. I don’t know If this was an off day or if it is the standard but if you enjoy proper Vietnamese food, I would not recommend this place. over, when I asked for receipt after paying with my card, I was told it would take 15 minutes because the printer has a problem… I really am not sure what that was about but it was a bit odd… The prices were 6€ for starters and around 15€ for basic main courses such as the noodles and the large Pho.