Pretty authentic and tasty, fresh ingredients. Friendly staff and owner. Highly recommend

Highly recommended!!! we were tourists to Paris and graving for Asian foods. We looked up and found this restaurant with high rating. We decided to have lunch here and we were so glad we made a good decision. We met the owner (Mr. Kiet) who is very charming and welcoming. He offered us free glasses of wine and a dish of fruits. We ordered Vietnamese Sweet & Sour Shrimp soup and Caramelized & Braised catfish. We couldn't believe how delicious the foods. The fish was so fresh and tender but tasty with the caramelized thicken sauce. The hot soup was refreshing with just enough sour and fresh smell of basil leaves. The restaurant is artistic. It's decorated with hand-painted arts of ladies wearing traditional long dress (Ao dai) and some old towns of Vietnam. Also, there is a karaoke and guitar for entertainment. We appreciate this restaurant - the owner, the chef and waitress that made our days in Paris a joyful and lovely trip. read more

Even though I was in Paris I still wanted to try some vietnamese food here. This place was the perfect spot for that! It didn't fail me. The proportions are smaller but for a girl who doesn't eat that much it worked out perfectly for me. Just like elsewhere in Paris the restaurant was smaller and the tables were very close to each other. The bathroom was downstairs and had a cute design. The employees were super nice and spoke in vietnamese and english for us. They made sure my friend and I were satisfied with our meals. The pho was delicious. Didn't really need to add any hoison sauce or sriracha! This means the broth was already good by itself which is something you don't always see in America. The Hu Tieu smelled delicious, looked delicious, and was also delicious itself. Super filling and had all the right stuff in it. The dessert Che Bap was super good. I haven't had it like this in so long. It was warm and just made perfectly. Perfect mixture with the coconut. I would totally come back again if I came back to Paris. read more

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We visited this restaurant a couple of times last week and really enjoyed the food. Solid spring rolls, 5-spiced duck, and stir fry dishes. The food was filling, yet very light. Compared to Vietnamese food in the U.S., it tasted lighter and healthier than what I'm used to in the Bay Area. The owner and staff were lovely and very accommodating. Highly recommended. Merci Anh! Nous avons visité ce restaurant plusieurs fois la semaine dernière et avons vraiment apprécié la nourriture. Rouleaux savoureux, canard aux 5 épices et plats sautés. La nourriture était copieuse, mais très légère. Comparé à la nourriture vietnamienne aux États-Unis, il avait un goût plus léger et plus sain que ce à quoi je suis habitué dans la Bay Area. Le propriétaire et le personnel étaient adorables et très arrangeants. Je recommande vivement ce restaurant. Merci Anh!. read more

Great authentic Vietnamese food. More authentic than most Vietnamese restaurants that I frequent in the San Francisco bay area. Friendly service, always with a smile. The restaurant was small but had no trouble fitting 10 of us inside. We were there when they just opened. If we had came in a little later it would have been impossible. read more

I had heard that there was some great Vietnamese food in Paris, and we had to try some on our first night. Coming from Los Angeles, we thought we knew good Pho, but this is the best we've ever had. Super nice guy working there, making some of the best Vietnamese food we've had. The chicken egg rolls are a must get, and the sticky rice is also good. Really great little spot that deserves your business! read more

Cô Tù - Vietnamese Near Me - Paris, 75

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Pho in Paris! w00t. :) Thankful for yelp, as always to locate favorite cuisines when you are traveling, within the USA or even overseas here in Paris, France. With that said, I was grateful to have found a Vietnamese restaurant relatively close to my hotel in Co Tu in central Paris. The experience here was rather typical of your Vietnamese restaurants in the States, so it was the same here overseas in Paris. The restaurant was simple and the ambiance was what I was used to. I came here for dinner on a whimsical night of possibilities and after a lovely day of sightseeing in Paris via L'Open bus tour. What can I say, I am a sucker for a good bowl of Pho. Co Tu Vietnamese restaurant is located at 24 Rue de la Croix Nevert in central Paris. The parking on the street is really ridiculous, if you think about it. Why do people drive anyway, when you can take the Paris Metro? Best bet is that you should take the metro or the bus. Save yourself some time and €€ too. Co Tu Vietnamese restaurant accepts credit cards, although cash is king here. This is your typical Vietnamese restaurant, where they serve not just Pho, but their bun rice dishes as well. Not to mention other savory options to die for. For me, I just stuck to what I love, which was the combination Pho (pho Bac diet) and a generous smattering of summer rolls to round out the meal. The prices here is more pricer than what I am used to, especially when you do the foreign exchange math in your head. Yes, it is expensive, but in Paris, its nice to indulge once in a while! And so, I had the aforementioned Pho Bac diet as well as the summer rolls with peanut sauce. It was interesting to see that I had bean sprouts presented to me, but there was no traditional basil that I am used to. Maybe they were out at the time. I don't know for sure, since I didn't ask. One thing was for sure that Pho was a blessing for me, when I was craving my fix after traveling to France from the USA. The summer rolls were good, dipped in the traditional peanut sauce and squirted with the awesomeness of shiracha. The Pho itself was technically not bad at all. It was pretty darn tasty and had a right assortment of flavor of the broth and the rice noodles hit the spot. Very flavorful when you needed it the most! This combination of Pho and summer rolls do fill me up. They have the Pho bowls in one size, so do be prepared on this, when I have been to restaurants where they have multiple sizes for Pho in the USA. Yep, this place is worth your euros, if you enjoy Vietnamese cuisine in Central Paris. The overall experience here at Co Tu was a good one and brought back some good experiences back home with Pho. Definitely will recommend this place to lovers of Pho and Vietnamese cuisine. The restaurant is clean and orderly, yet simple and vibrant with serendipity. It makes me smile when Pho is at your fingertips. Support local! B+ read more

Pretty good Vietnamese food in Paris. We were craving for some on our vacation. Their pho was good, especially the beef.

Staff are friendly and super nice. They brought our infant some goodies, a mini straw just her size, and some delicious dragon fruit. We had ha kao (2 orders cause they were so yummy, egg rolls (a little on the small side but good), bo luc lac which comes with a red tomato type rice, fried egg (this was different but not a bad different, still tasty), and pho. The pho is $13 euros for a small bowl. It came with tai. The noodles were thicker than normal but the broth was great. Very impressed. read more

I walked in as I checked the combo menu outside window. Just like Panda Express they were selling by each item. That's fine. However, when I ordered 1item combo which supposed to be 8pounds or so. Which turn out to be 13pound instead at the register. They individually charged the items. Not as combo. What the heck? I wouldn't pay 13pound for Chinese fast food. The owner was supposed to charge as combo. At the moment, I had a long cold day so I didn't want to bother to argue. I wouldn't recommend this place for other people. read more

My husband and I were craving for some Pho so we yelped and saw this. The name of the place is Cô T by the way (accents makes a huge difference lol) anyways, it opens a little later than pho restaurants that we're used to in the US..it opens at 12pm. Came in there and the gentlemen who greeted and waited on us was really nice. We ordered a fried shrimp appetizer, a Ha Noi Pho, and Cantonese fried rice. All of which I really recommend for anyone to try! The shrimp appetizer was really good, I liked that the best. Pho was very comparable to the states. Fried rice was good, too. Because of the temperature of the food, I know they cooked the stuff fresh on the spot...food wasn't warmed up like most restaurants I've been to. They also included complimentary shrimp chips as appetizers and fruits as desserts. Which is a plus! My husband and I came out of the restaurant super full! Loved it! Will definitely try again! Love the customer service, too! read more

Cô Tù - This is the fried shrimp thingy that we got. So tasty! - Vietnamese Near Me - Paris, 75

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