Wrong Asian Kitchen

The phở (only thing I’ve tried) is passable, but there are much better options in the area. If you have a craving for Vietnamese, area coffee shops have remarkably good bánh mì.

Pretty good Vietnamese and Thai food. The phở soup is a little bit sour. But great overall!

For a fast food-​type establishment, Wrong Asian Kitchen (formerly Wrong Noodle) is not so bad a place. The formula is to choose your base, add a sauce, and decide on your meat/​soy/​veggies. Most noodle dishes are just above € 10, but there are also soups and Asian appetizers available.
As a vegan, I opted for the whole wheat noodles, peanut sauce, and soy (not tofu). The soy was actually rather delicious, with a tasty, rounded flavor that was convincingly meat-​like. The peanut sauce was pretty boring, but certainly not bad. There were also plenty of vegetables in the mix as well.
It’s maybe not the most authentic you can get, but if you are looking for a filling and inexpensive meal in the city center that caters to a variety of palettes, Wrong is a good choice.