Great pho! Went there with my mom and it was phenomenal. I mentioned midway that the broth wasn't…read moreas salty as back in the states in a very very good way, and my mother agreed. Then we had the pleasure of meeting the chef. She was lovely and super personable. Hopefully you get to too when you visit! I highly recommend this family run establishment without hesitation

Outstanding Vietnamese food cooked to order at this delightful family-run restaurant. Three…read moregenerations have served Parisians and travelers the real deal. Located near/in Tracadero, you can enjoy a sumptuous meal and then take a short walk to view the sparkling lights of the Eiffel Tower. Don't miss this treasure.

Worth the wait! The fried rice had a crispy and nutty taste. Very good. The pork with a light…read morecaramel sauce was also a good choice. Very friendly Comchien (the chef) knows his craft.

Delicious food and great service. It was very slow due to the only one cook in the kitchen.read more

Dong Phat is portrayed to be a Vietnamese restaurant, but there were no Vietnamese staff there. It…read moreshould have been a warning sign for me when there was Chinese dim sum on the menu. The menu doesn't even have Vietnamese writing on it. It has Chinese characters. Led by misleading reviews I came here hoping for an authentic Vietnamese meal during my Paris travels, but my trek in the rain to find this place was not rewarded. The interior was tight. You may have to move tables or ask other patrons to get up for you to squeeze into your seat. My boyfriend had the Soupe Tonkinoise au Bouef et Boulettes (11€) which in Vietnamese is a Pho Tai Bo Vien and I had the Riz Luc Lac au Boeuf (12€) which in Vietnamese should be the Com Bo Luc Lac. The meal was affordable and it tasted okay but my issue is the lack of authenticity. Com Bo Luc Lac usually has onions and tomatoes with the beef. This was only beef and there was no sauce glaze on it. Also restaurant usually served it with a side of salad. Vietnam is an agricultural country and most of our dishes usually have a plethora of veggies. My boyfriend isn't even a picky guy but he said his Pho was below average. I'm not sure why this place has great ratings... maybe there was a recent change in ownership and it's no longer what it used to be.

Sometimes while traveling you just need some pho in your life. Found this place close by to where I…read morewas staying and it was overall pretty delicious. No rare steak option for pho which I found odd, but the meat inside my pho was pretty good even though it already came cooked. Ate dinner on the cute patio space which was also lovely given the weather was perfect. Servers were definitely hustling and were quick to fill my water and bring out the food.

Món bánh xèo rất thơm ngon và giòn. Phục vụ nhiệt tình và thân thiện. Quán rất gọn và sạch sẽread more

Very kind staff. Great pho for the area. Some of the best fresh rolls I've had. Always happy to…read morereturn.

Maybe could consider a French Vietnamese Bo-Bun. It does not compare to the real Vietnamese food…read more It is a whole in the wall maybe has like 5 seats available. No air condition. I wouldn't go to this place if you looking for a Vietnamese Bo-Bun.

fresh, clean, affordable, hip! the ideal meal…read more this place really surprised.. and this is coming from a new yorker..

It was raining quite a bit and when it rains, I automatically crave pho. Even in different places…read morearound the world. Yea, I'm in Paris and should be eating at all these Michelin restaurants but you can't change cravings. I searched for pho and found Com Home. It wasn't too far from our hotel so I decided to check them out. The place is a cozy hole-in-the-wall type of restaurant but it's full of charm. They offer Vietnamese cuisine to dine in and take out. The owner is this sweet old lady. She visited Hawai'i about 5 years ago to celebrate her mother-in-law's 100th birthday. During her two week stay, she picked up 3 pieces of art to hang on her walls in the restaurant. She knew I was going to order pho when I walked in so I ordered a steak and meatball pho for dine in and a Grandma Bu Lac Lac Shanking Beef to go for Mink. The pho had a bed of fresh bean sprouts on the bottom of the bowl with the thick cut noodles in the middle and the beef with meatballs on top. She provides a lemon wedge, a homemade chili sauce, hoisin sauce and fresh cut Thai chili. Mink said her order was really good as she devoured almost all of it. Friendly customer service with comfort food. Support a small local businesses near the famous L'Arc de Triomphe.

Came here upon the recommendation of a friend and unfortunately it was just not it. I really wanted…read moreto like it because it looked like a cute little spot, that was run by a little old lady. We came in on a Monday at around 12:45. There are only about 6 tables (2 inside and 4 outside) and there were 2 other tables dining there at the time. Service is very slow, understandably so since it's a one-woman show. This might be okay if the food was good but it was not and it was pretty expensive for (less than) standard Vietnamese food. To start, we ordered the chicken cha gio. This was actually really good and definitely the best thing we ate here. It was perfectly fried and the filling was super flavorful. It comes with fish sauce and a side of a really spicy and delicious chili garlic hot sauce. For mains, we had the beef pho and tomato rice with beef cubes. The noodles aren't fresh pho noodles but seemed like the dry ones. The broth itself tasted like they added beef bouillon in it. Also, I don't know if this is a French or actual Vietnamese thing, but it didn't come with any bean sprouts, cilantro, or jalapeño. It was also half the size than what I'm used to at home so I left still feeling hungry. The tomato rice wasn't actually tomato rice. It was just white rice sprinkled with some tomato seasoning. Beef was lackluster as well. There are plenty of other Vietnamese restaurants in Paris. I would suggest going to those.

tiny viet place, perfect for lunch, the food was good the prices are fine, if u 're hungry and…read morenearby i would recommend the place! I am glad we found it!

Small and a bit shabby but full of French people, so obviously popular with non-tourists. Pho was…read morereally good, (and we have high standards as we've had the real deal in Hanoi). Nem was good - other courses a bit meh... but fine and good value. We had four dishes and two beers and it was about 40 Euros. Quite near Eiffel tower.

This was my first time trying this restaurant and I was thoroughly impressed!…read more I appreciate the smaller atmosphere that the restaurant offers and the fact that you can choose to dine-in or order food for takeaway. The food was delicious. I ordered the fried pork spring rolls and beef fried rice. I'm looking forward to trying the Pad Thai on my next visit. Lastly, the service was great. Because they weren't busy during my visit, I was able to chat with the owner Dany who is a very nice man from Cambodia. Also, they are closed on Mondays. Tuesday - Sunday they are open from 11am - 9pm.

Ate the Tom Yum soup au Crevette, pad thai , wonton soup, and mixed veggies and seafood noodles…read more The Tom Yum soup tasted spicy and delicious. It was quite comforting and hits the spot well. The pad Thai was flavorful with peanut sauce and the wonton was big and filling with shrimp. Service was quick and atmosphere was laid back. Overall very good.