Omi Ázsia Bisztró

Knj 2 months ago

We visited the new bistro in Teve street, Budapest. Very good service, and delicious food. The bistro itself small and very simple, that’s why the 4 for the atmosphere, but all in all: we had a very good lunch there, and I want to go back to try the other meals too. We had fried nudles with chicken, and with beef, and rice with chicken - I missed the vegetables from the meals, but that’s just me. Spring rolls are fantastic! I need to try the pho soup next time - my companions tried it, and they couldn’t finish it, even the small portion was big.

M A 6 months ago

The place is cool and cozy not that big, staff are very kind, pho soup broth was amazing , the spring rolls were okay but too oily, I felt the prices are not matching the size and quality of the food specially the spring rolls, lemonade was basic

Tanisha K a year ago

The best Asian restaurant I’ve been to! The portion sizes are large and satisfying. The service and ambiance were amazing. 😍However, the food had a bit too much oil for my taste.

Katalin Dao a year ago

Amazing Vietnamese restaurant that lives up to the hype. The interior is quite simple, nothing grandiose but the food is delicious. Their best seller the Röfi Box is a must, it’s a plate with various meat and seafood served with rice and cabbage salad. This might be surprising but their Omi Burger can easily compete for the best burger title against most burger places in town. The Pad Thai and Spring Rolls are great too. As for the Dang Muoi Pho, it’s really filling with a good variety of toppings however it’s a little bit too salty for our taste. I also recommend trying their signature Fried Ice Cream dessert. It’s so unique and tasty. The prices are higher than in most Vietnamese restaurants but considering the quality of the food and the huge portions, it’s absolutely reasonable. Staff is friendly and welcoming. Definitely worth visiting.🍜

fonok tibor 2 years ago

A nicely decorated small outlet in a corner point of quality living and busy office neighborhoods, having a self explaining words in the wall "No Phở, No Life" indicating the origin of its owner, Tuan, from Vietnam. Tasty spring rolls, crispy shrimps and well balanced beef Phở. Only remarks, that a speciality Đặng Mười Phở was served in a totally different outlook not like in the picture, although its flavour was interesting, and a slightly high-end price for street food dishes. Wishing Omi Ázsia Bistro team at Teve a good luck !