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Vietnamese food in Munich - Thi Minh
Thi Minh is a Vietnamese restaurant near the trade fair in Munich. In my opinion, the restaurant offers an authentic Vietnamese atmosphere that has adapted to the German style. Beautiful and brightly decorated rooms with friendly and courteous waiters attract customers to the establishment. A look at the menu showed that it is not a cheap Chinese takeaway with fried noodles, but a mid-range restaurant.
Opening hours
- Mon - Sun: 10:00-23:00
Rating
- Ryusei: 4,5/5
Price
- €€
Summary
Overall, the food was very tasty, the price was reasonable and the restaurant was very pleasant. Unfortunately, the desired dishes were not in stock, although there was no large crowd (trade fair or similar event).
Thi Minh - a classic Pho ordered
I happened to be in Munich for a trade fair and wanted to try out the Vietnamese cuisine right away. Since I generally love Asian food, we went there. Basically, it is important to me that it is not an All You Can Eat Sushi or a cheap Chinese takeaway.
As already mentioned, the shop and the menu looked very appealing from the outside. So we went in and ordered a classic Pho right away. This is very popular in Vietnam and can be found in almost every Vietnamese restaurant. We also wanted to order a certain spring roll plate, which was unfortunately no longer available. Instead, we got an alternative, which included 4 sauces, various rolls and mango strips salad. The sweet and sour like sauces went perfectly with the spring rolls. There were also two summer rolls, which consist of a soft rice shell. Finally, we wanted to order a Vietnamese beer, which wasn't available, and we got a German one instead. Despite the small disappointments, the food was very delicious and we could enjoy it super. The Pho with its herbs and the thin meat with the rolls together filled us pleasantly and did not give us a feeling of fullness, as would be the case with a döner kebab for example. For this you take in a lot of nutrients and still feel quite fit after eating. The feeling in the restaurant wasn't directly like in the restaurant, but also not like in the takeaway. It was more a mix of both. The price was also adjusted accordingly.
Our conclusion
Personally, I had a very good experience with Thi Minh and would also like to eat there again if I'm ever in Munich again. The Pho with its tender meat went very well as a main course. All the spring rolls we ordered as sides were super delicious. The crisp and crunchy of the rolls has stayed in my mind especially. So if you want to eat Vietnamese food, this is an ideal opportunity.
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