Parkhaus Thao Dien - German restaurant in Thao Dien, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City

German lentil soup was my absolute favorite, wish there was a bit more volume (lentil, veggies) to it (so it worth the price) and a little more liquid as it was a bit thick. The platter is definitely for more than 2 people because we were struggling to finish. Would come back again to try other dishes and I think it is reasonably priced as well.

One of the better German restaurants abroad. Friendly waitresses, fast service. Lots of German beer available, which is nice, if you just can't stand Tiger anymore. Food I didn't try, but it looked nice enough on other customers plates.

We came for a "German Food Attack", complete with German Pilsner beer, Sauerkraut and pretzel. The place was empty but food turned out to be enjoyable and surprisingly reasonably priced. If you're in for some sausages and schnitzel, this is the go-to place.

Great place for friends, family gathering also if you like German food. Good beer, just cabbages is not very authentic, good price.

Good Food, Inconsistent Service The food here is above average for German fare, and on my first visit, I was genuinely impressed. The dishes were well prepared, flavorful, and felt like a solid representation of German cuisine. Unfortunately, my second visit was a different experience. While the food remained good, the service was noticeably lackluster. I didn't receive the same level of attention, care, or hospitality that I experienced the first time. It felt as though the staff were much less attentive, which took away from what could have otherwise been another enjoyable meal. Overall, I'd still recommend the restaurant for the food, but the service needs to be more consistent. When the food is good, attentive service makes a big difference—and based on my first visit, I know they are capable of providing it.