Hoa Quynh - Munich

Hey Thanks alot "Guy" for letting us know about this restaurant. At first i was not sure if we would take the "RISK" as i am really afraid of dining in a typical GERMAN ASIA style of restaurant for celebrating our anniversary . The German owner has a vietnamese wife and has a team of chef from Thailand, Vietnam and also Laos. So he knows what he is doing ;) Not that kind of restaurant that uses alot of MSG to enhance their taste. Very impressive appetiser both for presentation and taste. As for main course i ordered a duck with fried rice and my partner ordered a Thai noodles. Both were nice and same as "Guy"...i wish i had visited them earlier :( This restaurant is great for celebrating special occasion or just dining with your love ones. I will definitely try their afternoon BUFFET very soon!!!! ;)

Haven't been to this restaurant myself but got told by a friend who works not far away from the restaurant and have been going there at least once a week for lunch that they offer tasty and very reasonable price asian dishes (esp. lunch menu) Another (in)relevant info: The owner is a daughter of an owner of Van Hoi food stand in Schrannenhalle, which also serves tasty asian dishes (esp. Thai) and reasonable price (IMO) for such a central location.

More trivia - Van Hoi own the "Asia Market" next to Hit, just across the road from Hoa Quynh.

I read this thread and decided to try it out. This is one of the best Asian restaurants I have ever been to. The food is a mixture of Vietnamese and Thai dishes. I had a Vietnamese starter and a Thai main dish. Both were delicious, the prices fair. Truly worth visiting!

I was very impressed with this restaurant. Both the food and customer service were excellent and the prices were very reasonable.

drat--wish I'd seen these reviews before--this restaurant is directly across the street from my office and I've been meaning to try it for lunch. But I am now on maternity leave. Let's hope it stays around for a while!

Why do Vietnamese restaurants always have to sell themselves as Thai-Vietnamese. It is sort of like French-German or German-Italian.

A few weeks ago, and in response to a chance comment made by us, they have introduced a non-smoking area. Of course, in such a small place you're still going to know once someone starts smoking, but at least now it's unlikely that someone will light up at the table next to you just as you get your meal.