Bamboo - Berlin

Just wow.. never before a restaurant impressed me so much that I had to pull out my phone to write a review. They offer so many exotic drinks and delicious food for very low average price in Berlin! The staff was also friendly and friendly. Our Sushi Party Plate took a little longer to use, but our 2 children (3 children including me:D had so much fun out in the most beautiful garden we had ever seen! I never trust in pictures here at Trip Advisor and I'm right Cuz it was completely different. Maybe they just updated the garden. While I made birthday pictures of my family, I also decided to update some pictures of this beautiful decorated garden: highly recommended and thank Bamboo for the birthday present for my son! (Can't a picture of the whole garden cuz almost all tables were full when we were there and I didn't want to blur all these people.

This is the first time I and my husband eat here. Restanrant have a beautiful view of the garden with good food. Staff friendly and we are sure to come back for the next time and recommend visiting our friend here.

Well located in a quiet area just a few minutes walk to Zehlendorf S Train Station. Beautiful garden with a relaxing atmosphere. Nice food and friendly service!

Wonderful food, best outside Asia I've had. Sadly out of 7 diners 2 were forgotten. When we reminded them, only 1 dish turned up, then when we asked again and the final one turned up but no apology and of course everyone else had finished...by the time last one started!

I am always suspicious of restaurants that have a mix of cuisines, such as an Italian restaurant that also sells Mexican food, or as in this case a Vietnamese restaurant that also sells sushi. We visited for lunch and the place was quiet but also...welcoming, nice decor and friendly staff. The food however was just ok and it took far too long to arrive for a lunchtime when people are on a lunchbreak. The Vietnamese dishes were very Germanised, and not too authentic, but they tasted ok. We asked for fish sauce with chillis and instead of fresh chillis, got a splat of chili sauce in a dish. The sushi however was the worst sushi I have ever eaten.. Not only were the pieces tiny (the Nigiri was really small a ball of rice the size of an almond with a slice of fish on top about 3mm thick), the nori/seaweed was tough like rubber and impossible to chew. I chose a Sushi platter of 6 tiny Nigiri, 4 maki and 4 inside out sushi and it cost €15! The other dishes are similarly higher end cost. The average rating is based on the friendly staff and that the Vietnamese offerings were only good, just not great.