First time i had the thick viet noodles in pho. So good and the service was impeccable would recommend! We also didn't need a reservation for our party of five. read more

Entre 2 Rives - Vietnamese Near Me - Paris, 75

Paris was our last stop in Europe and after 2 weeks of traveling, we were craving Vietnamese food. My husband found this spot on Google. It's a small cute place in an alley way and owned by Vietnamese people. We came around 1:30pm, just an hour before they closed for lunch. The kids shared beef skewers with rice as well as bao buns (chicken and beef). Husband I shared a bowl of pho and eggrolls. Service was great and so was the food. Would definitely come back here again. read more

Entre 2 Rives is a Vietnamese restaurant on a street with a number of Asian restaurants. It's nice and well-decor small restaurant. We came here for dinner and got seated at the high chair table. The watier passed us French menu, however, we had no clue about it. We asked for English menu but they only have 1 with other customer. The menu simple and we just checked out the Yelp photos then ordered. Salad roll - It's so refresh Steamed rice rolls with pork - it's simple and tasty. Pho - It's good but not great. The portion slightly small to Canadian. Bun Cha - it's grilled pork on rice vermicelli, just ok. The staff was friendly and helpful. Reasonable price with good food. read more

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My husband and I went here after seeing a friend's post. Her photos looked so good that I had to come try it. Recently moved to Paris, I often find myself wanting Vietnamese food (a mix of homesickness for my typical comfort food). Lately I've been to a few Vietnamese places around town and was eager to try this one. We arrived on a Monday afternoon about 12:30pm with no reservation. The place is small and dark but it has that "fancy" feasting feeling. We got seated right away at a two too that was very close to the next couple. The menu had some of my favorite dishes. We selected shrimp dumplings to start (4 in an order, small but delicious), husband got Bo Bun (just ok) and I got Hu Tieu with beef (pretty good but would of liked more flavor). The Hu Tieu's beef was very tasty though. I could really taste the lemongrass in the beef. But wish they offered some spicy condiment just to kick up the flavor of the dishes. For dessert we got the Che Chuoi and tofu with ginger syrup. Both of the desserts were very good. I gave this place four stars because yes the service is nice, good timing, menu has good items, cozy ambiance and nicely presented food but I did feel it was a little pricey for the portion and dish. You could easily go a couple minutes down the road and get the same thing, bigger portion for a cheaper price. I think here, you pay for the location, presentation and ambiance. Starters are around €7-€10, entrees about €12-€14 and desserts €7 (approximations). Would I go back? Probably not but it was nice to try the place! I personally just prefer a more authentic place with more authentic ambiance. read more

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I came here with a friend. For appetizers, we got the fresh spring rolls and papaya salad. I got the bo bun for my entree and for dessert we got some warm tapioca pudding thing and these 2 coconut-like balls (can't remember the name, sorry!). Service-wise, they were very friendly to us. Food-wise, the pricing is decent and very good. I had just returned from traveling in Vietnam for 2 weeks and was happy with all the dishes. The desserts were my favorite part quite honestly because I actually hadn't had anything similar to them in Vietnam, but they were very tasty and different. The setting itself is quiet enough to be able to have conversation with somewhat dark lighting as well. Overall, a great place and a great meal! read more

Entre 2 Rives - Bo Bun - Vietnamese Near Me - Paris, 75

First time in Paris and after Mon-Fri of French food I wanted to try some Vietnamese food since we should be able to find some good places in France after all right? I just got out of the Lourve at about 9pm and walked to this place which was 12 mins via foot away. Nice small place and the food was delicious. Banh Nam - wow I like this kind of food so may not be for all and I can't find this often in the USA Banh Xeo (pancake) - perfect crisp , plenty of shrimp and pork, I would give this an A really was that good and not all places can give it a good crisp and this place does Stuff Crab - looks like a pancake slide but it was delicious, a bit over priced Bad: - I ordered a coffee su da and it came half full. I noticed when water is poured in France it goes half way. Not sure if this is a French thing. - there was not a lot of side lettuce for the Banh xeo and a proper one comes with plenty of salad to wrap it I highly recommend this place Give it a try read more

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Was stoked to check out a Vietnamese restaurant in Paris. The Goi Cuon (summer rolls) were nicely wrapped, probably best I've seen for a restaurant. It's has chicken and shrimp in it, which was good. They could make a better sauce for it. Their pho was decent, the broth lacks flavor. The meat and vegetables was fresh and tender. The dessert, Che Chui, was good, not too sweet, just right. read more

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This restaurant may be my favorite dining experience this week. The staff are overly courteous without hovering, and the food is wow-outstanding. The appetizers are hard to describe, but I've had them before, so they're not "unusual" as much as the words escape me. They are cracker-like devices, with sesame seed and some have a wasabi base. They're good. I had the Banh Xeo Végétarien and a bière saigon, and the Banh Xeo is GREAT. It has a very wide flavor, and a substantial texture to go with it. (you can safely skip the bière saigon) The restaurant is roomy (for Paris) and has some reading material scattered around, in case you are dining alone - the people watching on rue Hanovre is slim pickings. Be forewarned, they appear to be bi-lingual but it does not appear to include English. read more

Entre 2 Rives - Banh Xeo Végétarien et bière saigon - Vietnamese Near Me - Paris, 75

Hidden on a side street joining the rue Saint Anne and the Blvd Capucines, this fabulous little lunch spot has a much more sophisticated atmosphere and menu that the majority of the quick Asian canteens in the neighborhood. The dark walls and the dim lighting make the space almost sexy. The decor definitely sets the right mood because the food here is as pleasant on the eyes as it is on the palate. I opted for some steamed raviolis in banana leaves that were presented as little origami-like packets with dipping sauce on the side. Super tasty, delicately flavored and fun to eat. Followed by skewered lemongrass-marinated beef and some rice and pickled vegetables that was packed with flavor. The whole meal was around 14E and totally worth it! Definitely one of the best Vietnamese restaurants in this part of town. read more

Found this cute place tucked away from the busy streets of Paris. Came here at 1:30pm during a weekday and we were seated right away. We ordered the Goi Buoi (salad with grapefruit and shrimp) as an appetizer. Everything was fresh and delicious. Next came the Hu Tieu Xao as a main course. The rice noodles, bamboo, mushrooms, all blended with a sweet and spicy sauce, reminded me of my favorite comfort foods back in Asia. Che Chuoi, a sweet concoction of banana, tapioca pearls, and coconut milk ended the meal on a sweet note. I recommend this restaurant for the excellent food! read more

Food is pretty bland. Nothing close to authentic pho, no basil leaves, no lemongrass, they only put some cilantro and and bean sprouts. Wok shrimp with veggies and noodles was super bland too. 4star rating is misguiding. Asian restaurants in opera district are way better compared to this one. Would not recommend this place to those who have tasted real Vietnamese food. Wastage of money. read more

I am pretty picky when it comes to food. This is by far one of my favorite. So if you are wondering if its clean, if the food is well presented, and good service...it is. I had the Pho, the com with lemon grass sausage, vermicelli with grilled pork, and cafe su da. It was all delicious. Come and eat here!!! read more

Small and hidden treasure! Dishes are well served and tasty, prices are reasonable and staff is friendly. Small to medium sized menu, but dishes are well prepared and nicely presented. Recommended if you like Vietnamese! Beware that some dishes might be a bit small (for instance, the brochet) read more

Entre 2 Rives - Beef Brochet - Vietnamese Near Me - Paris, 75

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Dude. This is the best bowl of pho I've had anywhere. The meat is so fresh and tender and flavorful, the broth is so fragrant and not overly salty, the herbs are crisp and perfect. They use no MSG in the food here so you don't get that off sweet flavor or that swollen feeling that comes from MSG-laden foods. Also, they have wine. And our server was precious. We had the spring rolls, egg rolls and veggie dumplings as well and all were great. Seriously, I know it seems odd to do Vietnamese in Paris but if you're tired of steak frites give it a go! read more

This place is great! We were walking in the Opera neighborhood and I turned on my Yelp GPS to find a good restaurant nearby. We found this place and saw all the positive reviews so we decided to try it. We would definitely concur with our fellow French Yelpers! I ordered the Banh Xeo even though I had no idea what it was, but other Yelpers were raving so I trusted them. It is a really delicate crepe, pan fried, with bean sprouts inside as well as shrimp and beef, The flavors really came together and the different textures and consistencies of the component parts really worked well together. My husband liked it so much that I gave it to him and ate his dinner. He ordered (and I ate) the Bun with beef (vermicelli rice noodles). It was great as well. I would definitely order it again. The atmosphere was friendly, comfortable and very stylishly decorated. Prices are reasonable for the quality of the food. It is across the street from an adorable creperie which we went to for dessert (also delish). Enjoy! read more

Amazing food and service in an intimate setting! Kids loved their pho with beef. Get the veggie dumplings -- they melt in your mouth!!! And the guava juice was world class!!! read more

While I have had better Vietnamese food in US cities, this place is one of the best in Paris for the standard Vietnamese dishes (pho, bun, etc.). The decor and location are hip and happening. The servers were nice and attentive. Place was packed on a Friday night. read more

This is pure gem in the middle of tourist central. It's a bit off the Main Street and behind a Pizza Hut but the food is sooo much better than what's offered on the main road (rue d'italien). The pork was freshly grilled and fish sauce mix just right. I eat a lot of Vietnamese food on the West coast and this is among the top 5 Vietnamese restaurants I have visited. I am sure there r much better places out there but it's a huge gem in this touristy area read more

A nice meal should start with a nice smile and welcome, both of which were non-existence. They even had the nerve to lie about all tables were reserved and I have to sit at the counter. Pho was not authentic (even though I always give brownie points for being so far away from home) and disappointing. Not sure how this place got 4 stars. Overpriced for what you get. read more

We dropped in for dinner tonight after seeing the many awards in the window. We were immediately welcomed by the friendly staff, a Vietnamese family. We enjoyed the papaya salad and the Vietnamese crepe. The tapioca dessert was different and delicious. The meal was a happy surprise. read more

We dropped by here for lunch. We were in a group of five. This place is very small in my opinion. We were tucked in to a table near the door. This place does not have English menus and our waitress did not speak English. Fortunately we were with two people from France. We all ordered appetizers which we later realized were not necessary. I had the dumplings which were excellent. Another person in our party had shrimp spring rolls that looked great. One friend ordered the Banh Xeo, vegetarian dish. He enjoyed it. I had a pork dish with noodles and rice. It was great. The portions here are very large. If you are ordering appetizers & an entree you better be hungry. I definitely felt like I ate too much. The prices here a very reasonable. This is definitely going to be a regular stop for us in Paris. read more

Great spot for a lunch in the area, and also decent for dinner. Service a bit disorganized and they do try to rush you through lunch to make room for others, but food is solid and always tasty! read more

Very good food and friendly & helpful staff. A treasure of a find. Xoi Nep was wonderful.

Service was not great, food was ok and quick.

The pho is definitely not very authentic. They put only cilantro no basil no pickled onion no meatballs...I also tried papaya salad and spring rolls no better than what u get in states. Disappointing. read more

I had the pho, being Vietnamese I can give it a thumbs up. Also just an enjoyable place to have dinner. It's a pretty quiet, cozy place in a cute neighborhood not far from the Opera Garnier. I will be back. read more

We went to eat last night,it was unpleasant. Expirience..it is very,very, very small place!!!and waitress was not good either.She was rude and not helpful at all.I can say food was ok.(but when people are rude and when it is small and uncomfortable,i dont think ypu can enjoy with your food.Anyway i wouldn't recommend to go there. read more