15 Best Places for Pho in Munich

Restaurant Ha Noi Pho brings Vietnamese cooking to Trausnitzstraße 17 in Munich, with a welcoming atmosphere that feels especially well suited to relaxed meals with family or friends. Its signature selection includes Phở Bò, Bún Chả Hà Nội, Gỏi Cuốn Tôm, Vịt Cà Ri and grilled salmon.

At Nymphenburger Str. 70, Pho offers a clean, casual setting for Vietnamese food in Munich. The large tree-lined terrace gives the restaurant extra appeal for an easy outdoor meal, while takeaway and dine-in formats make it practical for both quick lunches and unhurried evenings.

Comforting, carefully prepared pho is the natural draw at Pho SuSu, a Vietnamese restaurant on Zweibrückenstraße in Munich. Fresh, full-flavored dishes and notably generous portions make it a satisfying choice for lunch or dinner, while healthy options and quick bites broaden its appeal beyond a full bowl of soup.

Ha Noi Pho is a Vietnamese restaurant on Ohmstraße in Munich for both relaxed dinners and takeaway. Its atmosphere works particularly well for catching up with friends over a meal, while the varied dishes make repeat visits worthwhile.

The selection includes bún riêu in a notably generous bowl. Substantial portions and thoughtful touches, such as providing an extra plate of vegetables, contribute to its welcoming character.

At Edlingerplatz in Munich, Jalin Restaurant presents Vietnamese cooking in a setting that blends modern design with a cozy atmosphere. Polished presentation and a trend-conscious feel make it well suited to a relaxed meal, while friendly service keeps the occasion approachable.

Taiyo Sushi & Kitchen brings a broad Asian menu to Hohenzollernstraße in Munich, with sushi and rolls at its core alongside a lunchtime selection. The casual restaurant works equally well for a seated dinner, a quick bite, or a solo meal.

At Sommerstraße 8 in Munich, Restaurant Tam Tia To offers Vietnamese dining in a compact, cosy neighborhood setting. Fresh ingredients and notably friendly hospitality are central to its appeal, while outdoor seating offers another way to enjoy a relaxed, informal meal.

Its intimate scale makes it a welcoming local stop rather than a formal dining destination.

Tucked into Kapuzinerstraße, Restaurant Tyni is a compact Vietnamese spot with a cozy, warmly decorated dining room and an informal feel. Its Southeast Asian cooking includes pho, while the broader appeal lies in straightforward dishes, simple flavors and prices suited to a casual meal.

On Schleißheimer Straße in Maxvorstadt, Coconut Bowl brings Vietnamese cooking into a warm, relaxed setting. Its appeal lies in freshly prepared dishes with crisp vegetables, balanced seasoning and bright citrus notes, complemented by Saigon beer.

Gentle service and thoughtful personal touches add to the welcoming atmosphere, making it a pleasant Munich stop for diners who value careful cooking as much as an easygoing meal.

On Waltherstraße in Munich, Annam Grill pairs Vietnamese cooking with a warm, composed dining room. Classical piano music and comfortable lighting create a relaxed backdrop, while service is professional and friendly. The menu spans pho, dim sum and vegan options, with cocktails and beer available at lunch or dinner.

Frau Vo serves Vietnamese specialities at Maistraße 57, pairing a tidy, welcoming setting with quick, friendly service. It is a practical choice for authentic flavours at lunch or dinner, with dine-in, takeaway and delivery options available.

The menu suits solo diners as well as casual meals with company, and coffee or beer can round out the visit. Frau Vo is especially appealing when you want a straightforward Vietnamese meal in the Ludwigsvorstadt area.

On Lindwurmstraße in Munich’s Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt, OANH 65 approaches Vietnamese cooking with an emphasis on authenticity, vivid flavors and careful presentation. Fresh spring rolls with coconut-accented dipping sauce are a particularly distinctive choice, balancing freshness with an unusual savory-sweet note. Meticulous plating gives dinner a polished feel without shifting attention away from the food, while attentive service strengthens the sense of a considered meal.

Ben Thanh Asia Cuisine at Westendstraße 31 is a friendly Vietnamese restaurant with generous portions and a relaxed choice of dine-in, takeaway or delivery. Its cooking is suited to lunch, dinner and quick meals when you want substantial food without a formal setting.

The restaurant stands out for its welcoming service, accessible menu and satisfying portion sizes. Outdoor seating and a broad selection of Vietnamese dishes make it a flexible option in Munich’s Westend.

Cô Bé offers a cozy Vietnamese setting on Kurfürstenstraße in Munich, pairing a broad savory menu with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Homemade fresh summer rolls, soup-centered dishes and classic curry give the selection a traditional backbone without limiting it to a single style of meal.

Restaurant Xaxiu brings Vietnamese cooking and broader Asian specialities to Reitmorstraße in Munich, in a calm, cosy setting suited to an unhurried meal. Its menu also includes a varied sushi selection, offering useful breadth for groups with different preferences.