I think this restaurant is closed. Walked here to have an early dinner because Yelp said it was…read moreopen, but it looks like it's shut down.

Pretty legit pho bac if you ask me! Better than all the pho shops in little Saigon in southern…read moreCalifornia. Their beef tastes very fresh as if the quality of beef was on a whole new level. Pho dac biet (15.50 euros) consists of rare beef, flank, mmet balls (Bo vien), & ox tail (duoi bo). The broth comes out on a sizzling stone pot and their rare beef and noodles comes on the side. Their veggies dish was abundant and includef the essentials - bean sprouts, lime, Thai chili cut up, Thai basil (hung que), & culantro (ngo gai). Only thing missing was ngo om but not a lot of places offer it.

I ordered the pho bo (pho with beef). The restaurant was packed with locals when I arrived, but was…read moreseated within 10 minutes. The pho broth was clean and beef was tender. Rice noodles were nice and bouncy! The hoisin and chili sauces available on the table were great condiments to supplement the dishes. Be careful adding the red chilis to your soup because it does get a little spicy soaking in as you're eating. Great Vietnamese food spot in Paris!

It was raining and people were queuing in streets. Gives you an idea how busy this establishment…read more Their egg rolls are good. Love the texture and filling. While my wife isn't a fan of the greens, I love to wrap mine with the lettuce and pickled veggies before I dip. Yums! Their banh cuon was awesome. Ratio is just right in terms of the filling. Wish there dipping sauce was in a bigger bowl. Their small dipping cup made it tricky which lead to my sauce spilling a bit. Probably my fault for not being careful. Still cleared the plate with joy. The egg noodle was so flavorful! My wife ended up taking my bowl as here vermicelli dish got a bit monotonous for her. I enjoyed all 4. (We were hungry). Place is a bit small. Its packed and can get a bit loud. You will smell a bit afterwards but nothing a brisk walk couldn't resolve it. Stop on by and try their food. Its got my stamp of approval.

Hubby & I dined here in 2017 when we were in China town visiting the area where he grew up. This…read morerestaurant is a little special to hubby as his dad would take his clients here all the time. It's amazing to see this place is still doing well. We dined here in the evening and the food was amazing; it had a Thai/Malaysian twist to it. The Tom Yum soup was good and the egg rolls were my favorite. Super crispy and different from the ones back home. I didn't care too much for the Pad Thai but I did enjoy the Fried Rice. The icing on the cake was the Mango Sticky Rice. It was delicious!

The food was fantastic and the service was even better. We really appreciated having a decent meal…read moreafter striking out a few times. They gave us a wonderful table right in the front and we were so appreciative of everything.

I heard pho in France was bomb. They did not disappoint. Rare beef was too cold and ended up making…read moremy broth cold but otherwise very flavorful and on par with top pho establishments. Service was great they treated us like we were the only party there. Restaurant is on the smaller side making for a cozy ambiance.

Came by for lunch the other day and it was a decent experience. Pho Tai is the only Vietnamese…read morerestaurant featured in the Michelin guide. Pho Tai offers both cramped, fire-hazardesque indoor dining or patio dining. Despite having open tables, the male owner/manager wasn't willing to sit solo diners...a solo tax, until the female owner magically "found" one of the numerous open tables indoors... Opted for #1 featuring fresh noodles, along with numerous cuts of meat. The broth was quite tasty, a touch on the sweet side. The meats were quite flavorful and tender although some of the cuts were a touch well done. It was interesting to see that traditional soup spoons weren't available and was substituted with a Western soup spoon... Bank cards accepted for 14,8 Euros+ 13,8 Euro for lunch

Excellent local restaurant steps from our apartment. Not too many reviews here on Yelp, but that…read moredoes not mean the food is not good. In fact, the opposite. The Pho was very filling and the broth was rich and flavorful without being heavy. Also tried the prawn dumpling soup and if my son could have locked the bowl, he would have. The younger children split the chicken with fried noodles, which sounds like a boring dish, but I was happy to eat the veggies they left behind it was so delicious. The bo bun sounds like a similar dish I find at Vietnamese restaurants in the US, but it was slightly different with the toppings and instead of pork fried rolls, they were chicken. Another delicious dish. Anyway, this is a hidden gem. Go eat here! Call ahead to reserve a table as it is tight and cozy inside. We lucked out and they had one table available.

Came here based on yelp review. Bun Bo hue is the worst I ever had. The broth does not have the…read moreright spices and herbs, which is very bland. Vietnamese ice milk coffee - 4 stars.

The inside is busy busy. Service though very friendly and food came out so fast it was perfect…read moregiven the late night dining hours in Paris. There is little English spoken here so be prepared however the menu is dual translated so it's easy to know everything you're getting. Start off with a coconut milkshake - you will devour it trust me. The Bánh cun was like a vietnamese ravili stuff with spices and meat and super good, hoever if you want a starter the Ch giò was the best. The dipping sauce with the sweet chilis was so good a few of us ended up mixing the leftover into our bowls. It was SOOO good. The Ph đc bit bò viên was fantastic. The broth so flavorful that you'll drink it from the bowl when you're done. There's no need to add anything extra to it either, it's perfect as you get it. The Bún bò nng ch giò (Bò Bún) was really fresh and good though which was my favorite of main entrees. The beef was cooked perfectly so you aren't gnawing away for 5 minutes on the same piece of meat but instead enjoying it. Beats most places I've had even back home. The one downside of this place is that they will cram you in there. Like a 6 inch gap to get to the back side of the booth which made it tricky to get in and out as needed while we enjoyed dinner and drinks. But you can make it work because it's worth it!

It was so cold in Paris and we didn't feel like going out to eat. Luckily we found this gem on a…read morefood delivery app. We were craving the crunchy baguette and delicious pork with carrots and cilantro. We ordered Sandwich Au Pork Grille a la Citronelle, chicken banh mi, veggie banh mi and beef and rice bowl! So delicious!! Great tasting and fresh food to help break up the everyday cuisine in Paris.

One of my goals for my Paris trip was to see if banh mi were better in France than back in the…read moreU.S.! Found this spot online and made my way to the compact Little Vietnam neighborhood along Avenue d'Ivry below the Tolbiac station in the 13th arrondissement. Watch for the broad burgundy awning and step inside. As you order one of a half dozen choices at the counter, you'll be asked if you want the sandwich "spicy" (not sure what that meant since I said no.) There's no seating at all so grab your sandwich wrapped in the (greasy) wax paper sleeve and be on your way. The bread was as wonderful as I'd hoped. The bauguette was lightly warmed and crisp to the bite and probably delicious on its own. The fillings, however, were just ol. There was no cilantro and no daikon radish so not sure if that's a French thing or just this place. The pickled carrots were very finely shredded (which I really liked) and the roast (red char siu) pork was lean but tasty. A great deal and a delicious meal!

I was looking for an authentic Chinese food in Paris. Oh my, I found a gem. I love the cooking and…read morethe price is reasonable. The service is fast and friendly. I really recommended this place for those who want to have authentic Chinese food in Paris. Take Metro line 7, don't take 14. Way closer line 7. Please note that this is an authentic Chinese food. Therefore, for those non Asians whose standard is Panda Express, you may not like this authentic Chinese restaurant.

Good authentic Chinese food. Very busy hence the customer…read moreservice suffer. But overall, worth going !

Whenever I'm in Paris I try to hit up this restaurant. I tend to get the same thing every time -…read morethe broken rice combination platter that has chicken, crab omelette, and shredded pork. It comes with a small bowl of chicken broth, which is delightfully flavorful. The chicken is tender, juicy, and well-seasoned. The crab omelette is the crabbiest omelette I've ever had at a Vietnamese restaurant (which to be fair is usually in the U.S.). I knew to expect amazing Vietnamese food in Paris so I was not disappointed. It's a narrow restaurant with very little seating so just be prepared it may not be ideal for large groups - unless they have the terrace seating set up - which they did over the summer. Service was solid though I generally feel like Asian restaurants pay minimal attention to service. Overall, I highly recommend - especially if you need a spot during a bank holiday when many other restaurants are closed.

Hidden away on a side street, with odd opening hours (9:30am to 5pm), this tiny restaurant has been…read morearound a long time (under same ownership) and is always full with Asian customers. This is a sure sign that the Việt food it serves is good! No complex, sophisticated dishes, just a relatively short menu of simple but well executed street food dishes. The phở is photastic, with the delicious broth originating from bones, not MSG. The bánh cuốn (Việt cheung fun) is not high-quality, as the skin breaks easily.