Finding vegan food in Saint-Émilion is not easy, but Cafe Saigon has you covered. I felt it would…read morebe weird to eat Vietnamese while in France, but after a week of struggling to find vegan protein, I was elated to learn they had tofu. They serve a daily menu, but they are happy to accommodate. I specified we were vegan when we made the reservation, and we were happy to have an app and a main offered. The tofu stir fry with fresh salad was absolutely delicious, as was the fried zucchini appetizer. Don't sleep on this family-run establishment!

Wow - excellent place…read more The menu is really small and from what I can tell, changes daily. But boy oh boy - this place is delicious. The flavors are really good (those spring rolls are amazing!), the service is great, and I really like the ambiance. It's a bit pricey but I wasn't upset. If you're looking to get away from heavier French meals I recommend this place.

La Villa Vietnam is an island of tranquillity and tastes just opposite the bustling Carrefour…read moreretail center on the eastern edge of Libourne. If you are travelling by on the D1089, its the perfect place to stop for lunch or dinner (it's just two streets off the exit rondabout). Even entering the parking lot, which can sneak up on you as it immediately abuts the Carrefour roundabout, is pleasant. Surrounded by stone walls and white-pebbled, it offers a nice view of the restaurant's understated facade. The food is unfailingly delicious, as befits a restaurant in a region known for its love of food, and it has a special touch that distinguishes it from any other Vietnamese restaurant I've enjoyed, even the superlative Mekong in Richmond, VA. The Tom Yum soup is some of the most savoury I've ever tasted, and their steamed ("vapuer") dumplings are just the right kind of slightly-sticky delicious that they should be (think dim sum). The variety is also excellent, including not only the traditional pho (hearty vermicelli noodle soup, pron. "fuh") and bhun (steamed rice w/beef, chicken or veg), but a variety of curries and some absolutely mouth-watering soups. The only thing more charming than the interior (which is tastefully tropical) is the staff, who are friendly and expeditious, but also extremely polite and unobtrusive. The owner will often come out and greet guests individually, and you can tell by his warm smile that this small corner of Indochine in the Entre-deux-Mers remains eternally benevolent and generous.

Ambiance - clean, modern minimalist ambiance Service -…read moreexcellent, fast and attentive service Food - Vietnamese food reminiscent of one of our favorite restaurants in Los Angeles (Phovorite in Culver City). Everything we ordered and ate was delicious and very reasonably priced.

Don't muss the home made hot oil. It's devine. I had beef no over noodles bit it had a smashing…read moreduck roll on top. Top it off with a mai tai and you can't go wrong.

I came here very hungry and craving some pho after lots of French food this past week. The pho was…read morea slightly smaller portion than I'm used to and it was decent. The banh mi was even better, so I would recommend that if you're debating between the two...or get both and have a French dip! Order at the counter and get a number (fast casual), friendly service. 10-12 euro for a bowl. Small venue. If you're craving some Vietnamese, this can be a quick fix.

I came and tried the raw beef pho…read more Very nice. I've travelled to Vietnam and this was a nice fresh pho. I'd ask for coriander on the side and fresh chilli! €10 for a pho.

It is a small but welcoming place. We did not know what to expect but were surprised by the food!…read moreVery good pho bo!!! Economic and fast, try it you will enjoy! After a week of french cuisine this perfect!

From the owner: Voyage des papilles Ce petit restaurant qui ne paie pas de mine est en fait une cantine asisatique…read moretrès prisée des habitués. Sur place ou à emporter, on déguste toutes les spécialités asiatiques cuisinées avec générosité dans la tradition et le raffinement qui caractérisent cette gastronomie : hakao, nems, soupes, salades et nouilles sautées, le tout pour un rapport qualité-prix très correct.

It is the most fantastic Vietnamese (French influenced) food that I have ever tasted! This little…read moremom and pop joint is well known by mostly French folks. We had their lunch menu which started off with Salads that is the tastiest Asian salad ever. Then we had chosen platter of sizzling beef or seafood followed by dessert. Everything was just phenomenal for the price of 14.80 Euro per person.

I Saw that this place is always full and decided to try it. I have to tell you I have been to…read moreVietnamese restaurant all over the world and this is got to be one of the best I've ever tried. The food is just delicious and well presented and the owner works on the tables himself. Him being an excellent host and will attend to any needs you may have. It really impressed me the way the food is cooked and tasted. It's out of this world. Definitely give it a try and decide for yourself. I've been in France for over 3 weeks and it's really the only restaurant that I've reviewed because it's worth my time. SUPERB. Thank you Mr Bing Doung for a wonderful experience.

Delicious and light - perfect place for a meal when it's hot outside. I highly recommend the salad…read moreoptions, which are really just room-temperature rice noodle bowls with some greens and protein. Expect it to be crowded all weekend

I would classify the burger as slightly over average. It was good, but surely overpriced... for a…read more10€ burger I expected more. They had no fries, which is in my eyes a no go for a burger place. The waitress was great though!!

I was craving some Vietnamese food so I decided to go to Tam Tam because it's only a 5 minute walk…read morefrom chez moi. My intentions were to get the pho ga (chicken pho) but I went on a Sunday which is the day that you can only take out not dine in and on top of that soup is only for dine in so I guess I'm deducting a star specifically because of that. Other than that I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the food. I got pork eggrolls with the vermicelli royale and they were both very well made. The eggrolls were definitely salty and this is coming from someone who likes salty food. I would love to go back and try more things on their menu and maybe dine in and get the full experience as well.

Very good and owners are very friendly. You can find vietnamese food as well as creole. Very decent…read moreprices

This review might not be very useful in English, but this tiny Vietnamese restaurant deserves to be…read moreknown by the non French speaking community and tourist passing by Bordeaux France. I am originally form France, but I've been living a decade in Asia. "Le new Mekong" is from far the best Vietnamese restaurant I went to while living in France from 2009 till 2014. Try to order the fondue (Vietnamese hot pot) if you get a chance (24h in advance order) and make sure you get fresh spring rolls and Lok Lak beef, their specialty. Everything is so fresh, fine, delicate, well prepared. The service might be slow (the husband is servicing while his wife is in the cooking in the kitchen). Friendly owners. Average of 9$ per dish. unbeatable price and excellent food!