Saigon - Wuppertal

This Vietnamese fusion restaurant is located on Tannenbergstrasse. The ambience is bright and clean, the service is very attentive and friendly. Private parking is not available, and anyone who finds nothing at the door can park at the supermarket Accenta and run two minutes. Worth a way. During my visit, the buffet is not offered for technical reasons, but the lunch card offers more than enough interesting. I start with a delicious noodle soup with chicken and herbs. Continue with Bun Nem Ha-Noi (krepp fried rice paper rolls, filled with glass noodles, chicken meat and various vegetables, on rice noodles with a delicious sauce). Nicely presented and very tasty. This Vietnamese fusion restaurant is located on Tannenbergstrasse. The ambience is bright and clean, the service is very attentive and friendly. There is no private parking, and if you can find nothing outside the door, you can park at the supermarket Accenta and two minutes walk. A path worth it. During my visit, the buffet is not offered for technical reasons, but the lunch menu offers more than enough. I start with a delicious noodle soup with chicken and herbs. We continue with Bun Nem Ha-Noi (herbal rice paper rolls filled with glass noodles, chicken and various vegetables, on rice noodles with a delicious sauce). Nicely presented and very tasty.

Very good for the second time. The restaurant looks a bit preliminary, impresses with the very tasty and I also think authentic cuisine. It is worth ordering house specialities. There's everything you need to know. So my opinion: would be full. Eat very well for the second time. The restaurant looks a bit preliminary, impresses with the very tasty and I think authentic cuisine. It is worth ordering house specialities. There's everything you should know. So my opinion: would be extremely full.

A small fine restaurant where you are served friendly and where you can eat absolutely delicious. Beverages are not just inexpensive, but since the Saigon has no own parking space and has been turned off on a customer base, it is understandable. The Running Buffet is not the special one here, but the lunch card and the normal food. Absolutely not in German and cooked according to Asian Hausmann's style. The prices are moderate and I'm glad that it's just around the corner and I can visit the little jewel you don't look at that it's one at any time. One should look beyond understanding problems, since almost all there are no fluent Germans. You can park well in the akzenta car park for 90 minutes of approx. 500 m away. A small fine restaurant where you are served friendly and where you can eat absolutely delicious. The drinks aren't exactly cheap, but since the Saigon doesn't have its own parking spaces and walk-in customers are turned away, that's understandable. The running buffet is not the special thing here, but the lunch menu and the normal dishes. Absolutely not Germanized and cooked in the Asian Hausmann style. The prices are moderate and I'm happy that it's just around the corner from me and that I can visit the little gem at any time, which you can't tell it's one. You should overlook communication problems, since almost everyone there does not speak fluent German. You can park well in the akzenta car park for 90 minutes, which is about 500 m away.

The food is fantastic and is offered at good prices. The shop is generally cozy and clean. My favorite is definitely the sushi. The running buffet is perfect for ordering. Not only that, it still looks appetizing. I love it. I can only recommend.

We were there for three. The duck with peanut sauce was really delicious and plentiful. You really can't complain for the price. The ambience is somewhat uncomfortable for my taste. Unfortunately there are some dishes no longer on the map for example wine, aal and also no running sushi. When we finally wanted to have a dessert (Mochi ice), we were told that they had none and could not tell us if there will be dessert soon. That was very disappointing for us. In addition, only cash is paid. All in all, unfortunately, only moderate. There were three of us there. The duck with peanut sauce was really tasty and plentiful. For the price you really can't complain. The ambience is a bit uncomfortably cold for my taste. Unfortunately, some dishes are no longer on the menu, e.g. wine, eel and no running sushi. When we finally wanted to have a dessert (mochi ice cream), we were told that they didn't have any and couldn't tell us whether there would be dessert soon. That was very disappointing for us. In addition, only cash payment is possible. All in all unfortunate mediocre.