This is a small Vietnamese restaurant run by a very nice couple. A bit of a hole in the wall and…read moreeasy to miss- though it's along a major road so not entirely off the beaten path. There's even a tiny toilet in the back (stocked with miscellaneous items of course ha). The prices are fair and the food is quite delicious. Problem is, I always crave more after a meal here. That said, the portion sizes can definitely be bigger but, then again, it's France. Overall good experience and would recommend for those looking for a quick meal.

If you spent a day freezing your brioche buns off at the Christmas Markets, pop in here for a big…read morebowl of core-warming comfort. This is a small unassuming place that exudes "mom and pop", so much so, I had a great chat with the owner in Vietnamese. He looks gruff and stoic, but really opened up in a caring way during our short convo about our families, how long he's been in France, when he left Vietnam, and more. This place is pretty authentic folks, take it from a guy who has been making his own pho at home for decades. The broth is meaty but clean, coats the lips the way it should, and makes the taste buds dance with anise, cinnamon, fennel... The Dac Biet is more spartan than other places in the world, but the rare beef, well done brisket, and beef balls were just perfect. I was happy and surprised to see sawtooth coriander in Strasbourg along the fresh veggies (save for one slightly sad looking basil leaf). It's delicious. It warms you up from the inside out. And it's a welcoming flavor departure from all the charcroute, Munster cheese, and tarte flambee you've been gorging on.

Best Phở in Strasbourg, the flavor and presentation make me feel home away from home. Chúc các bạn…read morengon miệng nhé!

Mixed feelings about the place. The banh mi was just chicken mayo and cabbage. The baguette was…read moregood. But It had not carrots, daikon, cucumber or cilantro....so not sure if it was a banh mi. However, the pho was good and so was the service.

This is a great little place with lovely staff quick service and fresh food we managed to eat…read moreoutside in November! The bobin was great

The Wife and I arrived without reservations and were very lucky to get a table at Mandala. Between…read morethe live jazz that night and the food, it is a very popular place. We shared the Plateau Vegetarien and it was a huge platter of meatless delights. I don't remember everything but I do remember being blown away by many of the flavors that they had. Mandala is a great choice for meat eaters as well as vegetarians.

We went here based on comments that it was vegetarian friendly. We were underwhelmed. They had…read moreoptions but we neither saw nor received anything like some of the items pictured on Yelp. The food itself was mediocre. And it took FOREVER to pay our bill. There are so many options, skip this one. Go to Little Africa instead!

Unpretentious Vietnamese restaurant in the center. Interior styling is non existent, and you'll get…read moresome kitchen smell if your eat inside (your other choices are a couple small tables outside, or take away). However, prices are low and dishes are rather tasty. We tried #20 "dau hu xao kieu Thai" (tofu in red curry sauce with coconut milk and vegetables) and #46 "Bun Bo xao" (beef on rice noodles) which were both good, but what we enjoyed most were the Banh Bao (bread dumpling filled with minced meat and egg, at 1.50€ each).

Best Vietnamese noodle dishes in town! Dishes 44-47 and the Phõ are the bomb!…read moreGreat summer rolls too.

Where to begin? Hygiene, cleanliness, flavor, service . . . Disappointing in all categories. Not…read morerecommended.

Decided to eat here after 3 days of heavy German food while in the Black Forest. I ordered the pho,…read moreand the Goi Cuon and sadly I was rather disappointed with both. Service however was fast and friendly. I don't know why they decided to already add hoisin sauce to the pho? I didn't realize it was there until I started mixing everything. I think a good pho broth is already tasty on it's own so i was sad to see my broth slowly turning more and more brown as I mix it. Also I don't know if it's to cater to the German tongue but the pho was on the sweeter side. The beef slices weren't thin enough, by the time it got to me, they were thoroughly cooked and hard to bite. The spring roll: it was awkwardly wrapped, which is fine because it the flavor that matters. There is a rather sizeable piece char siu and a whole shrimp so that was rather generous. The peanut sauce however was way too salty. I've no idea what the other dishes tastes like. My boyfriend ordered a Banh Mi and he seemed to have enjoyed his sandwich. I went in with high hopes and chose to stick to the classics, unfortunately it didn't really work out for me.