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Good for cheap children's toys that is no longer taken into account after two days.

An interesting place. Ethnographic, product-based and adventurous. Unfortunately a little gloomy and gloomy atmosphere

Easy to buy Asian foods. Most of them are wholesalers, especially textiles, but grocery stores are also open to non-producers. View menu

Interesting are the several food markets. The selection is very large. Prices have risen sharply in recent years. Meanwhile, I get my green tea somewhere else, clearly cheaper. The small soup restaurant is highly recommended, the pho with herbs is very authentic.

I only judged the Asian food market in the middle and whoever it likes Asian on the plate gets a lot of freshly frozen here. Otherwise, everywhere are Asian and Indian etc. Anyone who likes it can also buy as a private person. Update: You can eat Vietnamese in several snacks, so no exact name

I just go to the barber or if I buy a large pack of instant noodles. All right. Prices are relatively low here. There are also toilets, but I only use them in emergency because they are not very clean. In addition, the smell and air in the building is not exactly pleasant, so I avoid a long stay. Nevertheless 4 stars for prices View menu

The entire Vietnamese community in Leipzig (and beyond) has eaten here. It's a piece of home (cheesy decoration included), a place to find like-minded people. It's not the best Vietnamese food I have ever tasted, but it's a far cry from the dull European variants served in regular Vietnamese restaurants. The Dong Xuan centre itself is always worth a visit, especially for the culturally curious, so why not grab a bite while you're at it?

The entire Vietnamese community in Leipzig (and beyond) has eaten here. It's a piece of home (cheesy decoration included), a place to find like-minded people. It's not the best Vietnamese food I have ever tasted, but it's a far cry from the dull European variants...served in regular Vietnamese restaurants. The Dong Xuan centre itself is always worth a visit, especially for the culturally curious, so why not grab a bite while you're at it?

Das kleine Restaurant befindet sich etwas versteckt im Dong-Xuan-Zentrum, einem asiatischen Großhandelsmarkt in einem Industriegebiet nördlich des Leipziger Hauptbahnhofes, zwischen Bahngleisen und Bundesstraße, in einer der Markthallen.Der Zugang erfolgt über einen Parkplatz, fast immer zugestellt mit Transportern der Händler.Gediegene Restaurantatmosphäre samt schöner, leiser Musik wird man hier nicht finden. Es ist auch kein Ort für ein romantische Abendessen. Das Restaurant gleicht eher einer Betriebskantine für die Mitarbeiter und Händler des Dong-Xuan-Marktes, ausgestattet mit einem riesengroßen Flachbild – TV, auf welchem vietnamesische Programme laufen.Das Publikum ist gemischt - sel... View menu