Authentic Vietnamese food with fresh ingredients. Highly recommended!

Authentic Vietnamese food. Really nice owners and the food was great. They packed up everything really nicely and the prices are decent too :).

Food was really subpar and the price was extortionate. We ordered a mix platter of "bánh cuon, bánh bot loc, and bánh bo" for 12€. They are NOT AT ALL authentic and were just dough. The drink of mine (kumquat) costs 7€ and the Vietnamese coffee of my hubby costs 6€, which I thought were very expensive. The starter came relatively quick but for the main dish, we waited 40 minutes. The main dish of mine was simply a noodle bowl with duck (my cho lon) costs 13€. My hubby had the Bún bo Hue which costs 15€. For 1 starters, 2 drinks and 2 bowls of noodle soup, the bill came to 53€. That is very expensive for a subpar imbiss-like restaurant. Very very slow service, ok food quality and extremely NOT good value for money. Never ever again!

I really love the food and people at the restaurant. As a Vietnamese, I think this place is one of the best authentic Vietnamese restaurants in München. You can try all authentic Vietnamese cuisines from North, Middle and South Vietnam at one place. Highly recommend: Banh cuon & Banh bot loc - Steamed Rolled Rice Pancake (the special cuisine from the Middle Vietnam), Com Tam - Broken rice (the special from South Vietnam) and Bun Dau Mam Tom - Rice Noodles with fermented shrimp paste (the special one from North Vietnam).

Very nice time at Thuy. Bangers were the starters to share, the spring roll (meat), the Thuy ente and the mango salad! Highly recommend, tried like a few Vietnamese fishes that I haven't tried before. Good service as well. I would avoid the vegetarian spring roll, the summer rolls were just ok.

So these pictures are a combination of my most recent visit to Munich and my past trip in 2015 (before I started contributing to google). My sentiments for Thuy Restaurant are still the same all these years later. As a Vietnamese American, I am fortunate to be surrounded by many Vietnamese restaurants at home. But sometimes when I have been fortunate to travel abroad, I have craved Vietnamese cuisine and this is one restaurant I have happened to find in Munich. Situation a few hundred meters from the Poccistrasse Ubahn stop, Thuy Vietnam Spezialitaten, is a gem in Munich. Over the years I have tasted traditional Vietnamese fare: banh xeo (savory Vietnamese crepes), bun bo hue (spicy vermicelli beef soup), chao long (porridge with organ meat), bo kho (caramelized beef and egg), and steamed chicken. And every time I have not been disappointed. Though the restaurant may seem a bit small. It is a quaint, cute restaurant. With a giant Buddha stature greeting you once you enter. It feels not only like restaurant, but it also feels like you are getting home cooking. When the weather is nice there is outdoor patio seating. The food may take a bit to come out, but having had Vietnamese food in Little Saigon in Southern California, Asian District in Oklahoma City, and other populous Vietnamese communities, this restaurant is on par and is just as authentic as the rest. As mentioned above, there are traditional dishes for both Vietnamese people and those curious to try Vietnamese cuisine, and there are also dishes that the less adventurous diner may try (rice with meats). The food is made with fresh ingredients and you can taste the difference! Would highly recommend for the Vietnamese cuisine novice and food expert alike.

The old man was particularly nice! Delicious food. Small problem: asked for the meal without onions and they said they would do it but they forgot, I guess.

Most amazing summer rolls! Also loved the service :-)

The price is quite high, however, the food is super good, super authentic. Remember to book your table first as the restaurant is quite small.

One of the best bún bò huê. The waiter is a funny character. This place has a family own charm.

Very good Vietnamese food (Southern / Saigon taste)

Absolutely they have most authetic Vietnamese food in Munich

Wow this place was amazing! Ate everything before the phone got a chance to take a pic but we had the Buddha rolls, Phó, and Tofu Clay Pot. Everything was out of this world and despite a language barrier the staff was very friendly and helpful for us to order. Highly recommend and seemed like you need reservations though we were able to walk in around 530pm

Great food and service. This is a place where you can find locals dining which is where I like to be. The food was amazing, the summer rolls you get to make yourself which was so much fun. The duck was cooked beautifully. Honey duck was my favorite, pad Thai was also a great choice off the menu. Honestly I don’t think you could go wrong with anything on their menu.

It is A must try! Ms. Thuy, the owner is so nice and friendly. Foods are super delicious and authentic. I get the feeling of my Saigon when enjoying here.

The plate for 2 persons was very disapointing for 14 eur. We felt like paying double for what we really had. One part of the starter plate was like a gelatine with mini-shrimps inside, which did not have a fresh taste at all. The service was was kind and friendly, but regarding the food and the prices, I really have to complain.

Great authentic Vietnamese food👌 but the 5 stars is for the nice owners who were super helpful with recommendations and were very friendly to our group.

Very friendly staff and good food. Although you need to book, they gave us a table.

Very tasty food and very friendly service (a family from Hanoi). We sat outside and everything was done so we could feel like having an authentic experience. Will go back! Delicious rolls, pho or noodles.

We love this restaurant, taste was really good.

Very good authentic Vietnamese food. Restaurant has a very home character, having no music playing makes it even better as you do not have to talk loudly to eachother. Service was very helpful, and food was delicious we had a starter, main course and dessert. Each having great flavours and refreshing taste.

The Vietnamese food here is really fantastic, I came from Vietnam and I still think this is better than many restaurants we have in my home town

I and my cousin went after recommendation from his friend. The food was amazing, and the elderly owner was really sweet. Overall a very nice, authentic experience if you want something from the southern regions of Vietnam.

Deeeelicious food. I can't believe how much of a step above all the other Vietnamese kitchens. Amazing. The staff are so friendly too. It's like eating at someone's house. Can't paradise this find enough.

Recommended by friend for their congee, I really like it, never tried it in other Vietnamese restaurants

Probably the most authentic Vietnamese place in Munich. The Bo Bia is to die for, and in my opinion the best vegetarian summer roll you can get around here. The Bun Tofu and Rau Kho as a main are also great vegetarian options!

The best of Vietnamese Food in München , so delicious 😊

great authentic food and friendly service. I had the bun bo hue and it was super tasty, just like in Vietnam.

The lady owner is very nice and hospitable. However the food is not really authentic to my point of view.

Spectacular, authentic Vietnamese food in a cosy and unpretentious little cafe. Service was gruff, but that’s how you know it’s the real deal.

Really good and authentic Vietnamese food I've found in Munich.

This place was good! The food tasted delicious especially the Cơm Tấm. The Bánh Canh was also really tasty. I would highly recommend the Cơm Tấm (broken rice) and the Bún Bò Huế (spicy beef vermicelli soup). The people there were really kind, respectful and provided amazing service. This restraurant was also very authentic. However, the food took A LOT of time and it was a little bit pricy. Overall, this was an okay restraurant and I would recommend it if your patient and we will still be back next time.