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    Pho 14 Opera

    4.1 (107 reviews)
    ModerateVietnamese, Chinese, Pan Asian
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:30 pm

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    Casual
    Touristy
    Good for kids

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    Elaine T.

    Saw this place recommended as one of the best pho places in Paris and decided to check it out. We came around noon on a Sunday and the place was pretty empty, so we were sat and served right away. We ordered two pho dishes and they gave us our food very quickly after. The broth tastes a bit different from the pho we are used to eating in northern california, but tasted good nonetheless. The meat was sliced thinly but there is a decent amount and the portions are good for the price. The bathrooms are very clean.

    Patrick M.

    Great Vietnamese food. Excellent restaurant. Friendly staff. The Pho was great. Definitely recommend.

    Helen Y.

    This place was good for me. Pho is always a comfort food for me. So when I'm in Europe and missing some comfort food, this is a good choice. The price is reasonable. The portion is big. Taste is good as well. Quick service. Wurope has weird afternoon break times and luckily this place was open when we were starving. Place is clean and not too small.

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    Teresa C.

    CASH ONLY. OR CREDIT CARD FROM FRANCE. No foreign credit cards accepted. Per recommendation, we came to Pho 14 in Paris for a test of Vietnamese cuisine in Paris. We were pleasantly pleased by the quality of the food and flavor. For two people, we ordered one Banh Cuon and the #1. The banh cuon was delicious as the sauce paired nicely with the dish. The pho was very flavorful. It was also my first time seeing birds-eye chili instead of jalapeños as the topping, and it definitely packed a punch. However, there wasn't much meat toppings for the pho, leaving the noodle to meat ratio unbalanced. The meat cuts were VERY thinnly sliced. Servers are attentive. Flavors were solid. Would definitely come back again, this time prepared with the proper payment.

    Spicy beef noodle soup

    I ordered that spicy beef noodle soup. The best. Highly recommended! Very cozy and friendly place.

    Lily H.

    We've been to the original Pho Banh Cuon 14, so happy to find another location closer to the main areas. Pho is great, comes out quick, abundance of veggie toppings and sauces. The broth is fragrant and hot while the noodles are cooked correctly. Only caveat - foreigner credit cards are not accepted. Had to go find an ATM after we finished. Definitely stop by if you're craving some good pho while in the city!

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    Joie T.

    Ordered the pho dac biet and it came out piping hot! Soup was sweeter than what I was used to and they use a wider rice noodle, but the meats were tender. It was an enjoyable bowl of pho with bean sprouts and pickled onions on the side! *Rating is more of a 3.5*

    Sandro K.

    This place was recommended to us by a friend. It was good. Not knocking my socks off good but good. Would I go back there? Mh, maybe I'd check out one of the many other Viet-style restaurants in the area first.

    Annie P.

    One of my husband's requests when we were traveling to Paris was to try pho since there's a large Vietnamese population in France to see if there was any difference to it. The portions were large (even for our American appetites) and the broth was rich and flavorful. They used thick fresh noodles instead of thin dry noodles which my husband loved. The service was friendly and prompt during our meal. The restaurant is located a close walking distance from the Louvre. They do accept credit card and debit, but only from European banks. Otherwise, you'll have to pay in cash.

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    John C.

    It was a challenge finding this place as Google maps was telling us to go different directions every block we walked. When we arrived there was a big line out the door, they come out and ask "how many people in your party?" Then go back in. The lucky people with 2 people in their party got to go in every time a table opened up. Since there were 3 of us we had to wait a long time since they seated parties of 4 before us. Vietnamese Pho made French style was rather delicious, the meat was tender and perfect. The broth was also good and not greasy. The noodles were cooked just right. Service was horrible and it was a pain flagging them down. Then when it came time to pay there is a small sign that says "Cash Only". So was on a trek to find an ATM. They should put a sign on the door to prepare the guests for that. Decent food, horrible service, unorganized seating and waiting. Not sure we would return.

    Kel P.

    Was the pho good? Absolutely. Was the location convenient, I guess so. Then why 1 star? There were lot of empty seats but they wanted to make sure the large tables are used by large groups so slotted me and my pregnant wife in the middle of two couples. Our jackets and bags alone meant we literally cannot fit in! The fact that they don't let me use my bank card also pisses me off. As I told them it's not a "credit" card but just a cash/charge card so it is effectively cash spend. It annoys me that they kept saying it's a foreign card so I'm not allowed to use it. Don't be stupid - as long as it's chip and pin it's safe and the bank won't take the money back - because it's a bloody CASH card (debit card)! Separately - it was hot in side. The heater was on full blast so everyone were sweating like a bit. It was just properly hot! So food aside, the experience annoyed me enough to take all the stars off.

    The food was very good with fresh ingredients and the staff courteous and helpful! I would like to recommend Pho 14 Opera to the foodie visitors to Paris!

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    GlobeTrotter L.

    In A Nutshell: -Pho 14 Opera (located in the Opera zone aka Arrondissement 1) in Paris is an okay Vietnamese restaurant. -The restaurant is small, crowded & full of hungry people looking for a taste of Vietnamese food. -Expect a little wait to be seated, once seated you'll be elbow to elbow. -This a small chain of three Vietnamese restaurants in Paris w/ the main Pho 14 (aka Pho Banh Cuon) located in Chinatown/Lil Saigon (Arrondissement 13). -Since I've had their pho in the past, I decided to try their Bun Cha, which comes in a big bowl & was actually very good. -The service is good, they know how to move people in/out of that small space effectively. Overall, after you check out the Louvre museum & feel like you miss some Vietnamese food, you can walk a short distance to Pho 14 Opera.

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    Poor service, don't respect Vietnamese customer. Shouldn't go there to try food, it's nothing special.

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    This was better than my favorite steak pho in LA. Get the sake shot - very interesting image awaits you on the bottom of the glass...

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    11 years ago

    Best Pho in Paris. They got it all right: Delicious phos, fresh, big portions and very reasonable prices. Two thumbs up!

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    Hanoi - Pho Bo with a smoky peanut(soy?) sauce on the side.

    Hanoi

    4.0(41 reviews)
    1.5 kmBeaubourg, Marais, 4ème
    €€€

    I saw London, I see France!…read more Definitely wanted to check out the Vietnamese Cuisine in France, and sadly I was still a tad ill, so more noodle soup, let's go! Google brought us here and so happy they did - definitely a modern + tad upscale Vietnamese restaurant that's beautifully decorated and very clean Menu has photos! Loved that they offer a combo deal (appetizer + entrée + dessert) Seafood Tamarind Soup + BBQ Pork Vermicelli + 3color jelly dessert; -- soup 5/5, the Tamarind flavor came through so well, definitely what I needed to help with my cold - BBQ Pork Vermicelli, so refreshing, needed the greens for my body snd they delivered - 3color jelly dessert, flavor overall was good...but served not at the right temperature, the ice had already melted when it was brought out to me, it was served lukewarm...eh Papaya Salad + Clay Pot Caramelized Pork + Banana Brulee with Coconut Sago; - Papaya Salad, delicious and so refreshing, just what we we needed after the hustle and bustle of the day - Clay Pot Caramelized Pork 5/5, HOLY CRAP this was good LOOOL such rich in flavor that I had to order a bowl of rice so leftover caramelized glaze doesn't go to waste (sorry SO -- I didn't leave you with much hehe) highly recommend this dish! - Banana Brulee with Coconut Sago, tasty and refreshing! prefer this over my 3color jelly dessert Definitely check it out if you're wanting Vietnamese Cuisine!

    I always try to eat pho wherever I travel. This bowl was delicious! Not too heavy on the spices in…read morethe broth. I love the amount of herbs I was given. Very cute restaurant to enjoy.

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    Shang Palace - The dining table.

    Shang Palace

    4.0(35 reviews)
    3.1 kmTrocadéro/Iéna, 16ème
    €€€€

    Je me suis arrêté pour un déjeuner rapide et j'ai été installé dans l'une des six salles à manger…read moredifférentes, toutes décorées avec goût. Les serveurs étaient rapides et efficaces. Dommage que tous, sauf le sommelier, aient dû porter un badge. Le canard laqué était excellent. J'ai trouvé la carte des dim sum un peu plus réduite que prévu, mais chaque plat était excellent. J'ai été encore plus surpris lorsque le serveur a placé du sel et du poivre sur la table avant la soupe wonton aux langoustines. Je pense que cela change le style du chef. Mais je devrai y retourner bientôt. / I stopped in for a quick lunch and was seated in one of probably six different dining rooms, all with extensive decor. The servers were quick and efficient. It was unfortunate that all the servers, except the sommelier, were required to wear name tags. The roasted duck was very good. I found the Dim Sum menu was a bit smaller than I was expecting, but each taste was very good. And I was further surprised when the server placed salt and pepper on the table prior to the langoustine wonton soup. I believe that doing so changes the chef's design. But I will have to return soon. 2025 03 27. M1.

    For a Michelin-starred restaurant, such a disappointment…read more Cantonese cuisine isn't my favorite, not even in my top five, but my wife loves it, so I took her here for her birthday. Let's start with the positives. The hotel is stunning and the restaurant is as well. They're also very flexible with reservations, so that cuts down on stress. The best parts of my meal were the complimentary appetizer of fried eggplant and candied walnuts, and the dessert, a sort of pudding made from mango and another fruit I don't recall the name of. Now to the downsides. I got their new fashioned cocktail, the spinach soup, and a tofu dish. The first was fine, if unremarkable, the second was bland, and the third was okay. But it wasn't just the flavor, the portions were also very small. And look, I get it, in any kind of haut dining, one can expect the portions to be small, but at this price? Which leads me to the cost. Through the roof. I believe my cocktail alone was about 20€, and hey, had it been the greatest old-fashioned-like drink I'd ever had, the price may have been warranted, but it wasn't. Everything on the menu is at least as much, but most dishes float around the 50€ area, with some individual dishes reaching nearly 100€. For the flavor and the portions, that's astronomical. But the final straw was the slow service. While getting our free appetizers and ordered ones didn't take that long, to be even asked if we were having dessert took at least ten minutes (I'm being very generous), but to actually be served our dessert once ordered? No less than half an hour. I don't know how long it actually takes to mash up some mango and scoop out some ice cream, but it can't possibly require that much precise skill. We were waiting so long that I was tempted to ask if they'd forgotten we'd ordered. The final insult was, after we'd paid and I'd gotten our coats, while I waited for my wife, the waiter made it very clear to me that he wanted me to leave into the hotel lobby. So let me get this straight. I hand you guys hundreds of euros for a tasteless, microscopic meal and the worst wait times I can remember and I can't wait for my wife inside the restaurant out of everyone's way? If you're a die-hard fan of Cantonese cuisine... go anywhere else.

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    Shang Palace - "Lo Hei" à la volaille de Bresse / Traditional "Lo Hei" (Lunar New Year salad) with Bresse poultry. 2025 03 27. M1.

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    "Lo Hei" à la volaille de Bresse / Traditional "Lo Hei" (Lunar New Year salad) with Bresse poultry. 2025 03 27. M1.

    Chez Mademoiselle

    Chez Mademoiselle

    4.3(24 reviews)
    3.8 km15ème, Vaugirard/Grenelle
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    This is my first review of a restaurant ever, but I wanted to share my experience eating at Chez…read moreMademoiselle for the first time last night with a group of eleven friends. Having been to Kazakhstan before for a work trip, I first approached the owners, Joe and Laurent, to see if they could make a traditional Kazakh meal, beshbarmak, even though it is not on the restaurant's regular menu. (Beshbarmak is a noodle dish with lamb and a Kazakh horse sausage). They readily agreed, but as it involves extra work, I promised to round up some people. Joe and Laurent were fantastic hosts. They prepared different menus for us because some wanted to try the beshbarmak, while others wanted the regular Russian/Central Asian menu, or a vegetarian option. Ultimately six people tried the beshbarmak, three went with the regular menu, and two chose a vegetarian option (which, by the way, is also on the regular menu). Everyone enjoyed the food, whether they ordered Kazakh or Russian dishes. For the starter, a contingent (including me) had the eggplant, tomato, and garlic appetizer, which was garlicky and delicious. One person enjoyed the restaurant's variation on a Russian favorite --herring under a fur coat--here made with salmon. The most popular choice for our group was the pirozhki (apparently the French transliteration is pirojki), which are beef and onion pastries. They quickly disappeared, along with the enticing potato and vegetable salad that accompanied them. For the main attraction, the beshbarmak eaters were all pleased. Two of us had eaten the dish while in Kazakhstan, and the rest were eager to try it. The chef, Joe, told us that the dish was homemade, including the noodles, and we had to eat everything fast before it became cold. We did! Although the portions are big, we just managed to finish our plates (although some needed a little help from their friends). The people who ordered from the regular menu were also happy with their choices, especially the manti. They looked delicious - juicy beef dumplings covered in red bell peppers. Finally, the vegetarians were also well treated, with hearty, flavorful potato dumplings with mushrooms. (After eating the beshbarmak, I finished my wife's dumplings, as she was full). As a group, we were unfortunately too full to order many desserts, but my wife and I split the napoléon, a mille feuille cake. As Joe and Laurent had learned over the course of the meal that the Kazakh-inspired gathering was also connected with my birthday, they kindly turned our dessert into a mini-birthday cake with a candle and also gave me a box of chocolates from Kazakhstan along with a book of beautiful pictures of the country. I should also say that Joe and Laurent have a fondness for Russian speakers. Fortunately, one of us actually speaks Russian and was able to charm them with a flawlessly recited poem, which Joe also knew by heart. As we had closed down the restaurant, they gave us a shot of vodka, turned on some Russian music, and even sang with us a bit before we left. All in all, everyone in the group had a wonderful evening, and we agreed that we would gladly go again. You should too!

    Highly recommend! Very tasty cuisine with a selection of different dishes of Central Asia…read more(Kazakhstan) and Russia. Excellent, friendly service. Cozy place with unique attributes (accessories) from Central Asia. A great place to try something new!

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    Chez Mademoiselle - Menu : E+P+D pour 38€, E+P ou P+D pour 30€

    Menu : E+P+D pour 38€, E+P ou P+D pour 30€

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