• Yong Indochina Suppenbar

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Vegan-friendly
Beer/Wine
Take-out
Vietnamese
Non-veg

Serves meat, vegan options available. Tiny place offering a small Vietnamese food menu with tofu option for the coconut curry soup, bo bun noodle and vegetable salad with ginger dressing, and spring roll-like baguettes (options made vegan on request). Because rice noodle is used, everything is gluten-free. There are also a number of fresh juices, including a fresh limeade made with cane sugar and a ginger and lemon juice drink. Open Wed-Sat 12:00-14:00, 17:00-19:00.


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5 Reviews

First Review by Ribaldry

PascalTrier

Points +86

Vegan
15 Sep 2021

Top Restaurant

Wir saßen drinnen. Die Location ist sehr gemütlich, die Servicekräfte sehr freundlich und das Essen sehr lecker. Veganer*innen haben auch Auswahl. Wir waren alle sehr begeistert.

Pros: Schönes Ambiente, Freundliche Servicekräfte

Pinkie

Points +292

Vegan
12 Aug 2020

Cool little place

Despite corona and rain, we got a table for 5 outside without getting wet! Menu is small but picked all 3 vegan dishes and were not disappointed. Well seasoned soup, interesting poke bowl and delicious rice noodle salad. Price was ok too.

Pros: Yummy, Friendly staff , Good price

Cons: Also meat on the menu.

BB71

Points +34

Vegan
28 Nov 2018

Immer frisch und lecker!

Die beste Kokos-Currysuppe der Stadt! Mit Süßkartoffel, frischem Ingwer und tollen Gewürzen.
Neuerdings auch gute Poke Bowls. Nicht ganz günstig aber umso besser!

ElkeKabelk

Points +38

Vegan
20 Sep 2017

so good...

Its such a good restaurant that its always full to the last seat when I go there, so be happy when you catch a seat and enjoy all the vegan meals such as the soup, salad and sandwhiches...so yummy. They also have daily changing menues, not always vegan but worth a closer look in case they are.
Outside seating available in summer...

Pros: take away possible, super friendly staff , nice local wine and gin selection

Ribaldry

Points +49

Vegetarian
01 Mar 2012

Fresh, tasty Vietnamese food in Trier

I made a special point of going here when I was in Trier, because I knew that after a couple of cheesy weeks in France, I would want to be eating more vegan food again. (Full disclosure: I'm a lacto-ovo vegetarian, but I like to eat vegan much of the time.) I arrived at a bit after 5 p.m. and noticed that the restaurant didn't open until 6, so I had a little Bummel (wander) in the shops further down the street. Right before 6, the restaurant opened and I went in. I noticed when I went in how small the place was, and shortly after I was glad that I went in right at opening time, because there were only 3 other tables, which filled up quickly. The proprietor also cooks much of the food, and there is only 1 other person helping him. They were both very friendly and spoke English as well as German. The ambiance inside is nice and very modern-looking. When I ordered, I didn't have to wait long for food, which was great. My bo bun (rice vermicelli noodle salad with cucumbers, grated carrots, onions, chopped lettuce, mung bean sprouts, and tofu in a light ginger and garlic dressing) was delicious and filling. I had to end up taking away my baguettes (which are like spring rolls). Both of these were made with tofu. The menu is very short, with only 3 choices (coconut curry soup, bo bun, or baguettes), but they can all be made with tofu, making them vegan. The soup and the bo bun are also gluten free, as they use rice noodles. I recommend trying the fresh limeade and the fresh ginger "limonade," which are both excellent complements to the fresh, fragrant food. There is not a lot of vegan food in Trier, so this is a great place to know about. If you don't arrive in time for a seat, they do carry-out/take-out, too. Guten Appetit!

Pros: inexpensive/good value, fresh and delicious, friendly staff

Cons: very small, gets busy quickly




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