German restaurant DIE LECKEREI - Nhà hàng Đức

This restaurant provides a unique German cuisine experience: a rustic but aesthetically pleasing niche in a quiet neighborhood, and a variety of dishes which are both high quality and feel like home. I have not tried all the dishes in the menu but I generally enjoyed the ones I had ordered. I especially love and have ordered multiple times the schweinshaxe and potato dumplings (giò heo nướng chậm and bánh bao khoai tây - see the photo attached with this review), apple strudel (bánh táo), potato soup (xúp khoai tây), and currywurst. They were not just delicious; they elevated the seemingly ordinary ingredients to another level and warmed my soul.

They'd baked it, let it cool and get stale, then baked it again; two of them Laugenbrood were like that. I found hair in two of the loaves. It was a terrible experience. (I bought the bread from Grab for breakfast)

I was really looking forward to some authentic German food, but unfortunately I was very disappointed. The warm potato salad was not a potato salad at all. At first, I honestly thought it was a soup. The potatoes were completely drowned in sauce and both potatoes and the onions were sliced far too thick. Instead of a salad, it tasted like a warm, sour potato soup, which is not what a potato salad should be. The currywurst was unfortunately of extremely poor quality. If this is truly a sausage imported from Germany, I would strongly recommend that the restaurant reconsider its supplier, as the quality was really very low. The portion size, however, was large and generous, and there is nothing to complain about in that regard. I also appreciated the small wooden skewers that were delivered with the currywurst. The Fleischkäsbrötchen was sadly completely inedible. The Fleischkäse was dry, and not enjoyable at all. Laugenbrötchen itself was good. The order via Grab went smoothly and was delivered even earlier than the stated delivery time. The portions overall were large and decent, which is a positive point. However, taste wise and in terms of authenticity, I sadly cannot recommend this food. I say this as a German, and unfortunately the food was not authentic.

Very kind lady, she is helpful and caring. The foods are fresh, tasty and I especially liked the pastries. I‘d recommend the chocolate cake (divine) and Apfelstrudel as well.

UPD: Decided to give it one more try, double-checked the working hours, and since it’s no longer a walk distance for me, ordered it on Grab. The package was alright, the food was warm, which was promising. The pretzel, however, was more of a breadstick, which was disappointing. I think I’ve had enough trying. Refused to serve during the opening hours. Without even trying to explain the reason, just said “no”, when I pointed to the pastries displayed and asked for a take away, got “no” as the answer once again.