I ordered the pho bo (pho with beef). The restaurant was packed with locals when I arrived, but was seated 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! read more

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It was raining and people were queuing in streets. Gives you an idea how busy this establishment. 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. read more

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Wow! Located in Paris's Chinatown district, this place is truly the BOMb! There's always a line since they don't take reservations nor do they really have a ticketing system, but tables tend to turn over quickly as the interiors are not suited for large groups. I went here twice in 3 days and was very happy with the food - I guess it shouldn't come as a surprise that there's good Vietnamese food in Paris, but my tastebuds and stomach had a great time. Their portions are smaller than what you would get in the U.S. but I think that just made me cherish each bite more. It was also my first meal getting off the plane so that might have helped. Always crowded, always a hit - highly recommend! read more

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Plenty of food and the food was decent. However, we were put in a corner of the restaurant and apparently the totally forget about us. We waited for 25 minutes or so before I had to remind them to get the order. Several tables around us were served before we could order even they came after us. read more

I got the vermicelli + chicken + imperial rolls salad bowl. The flavor wa OK, as was the imperial rolls, but the chicken! Ooof! (1) it was breast, not thigh (which is wrong) (2) it was cut into small pieces and stir-fried, instead of grilled whole and then cut apart So what you got was small pieces of .... rubberized chicken breast. It's well-understood that that isn't the way to cook chicken for this dish. Literally next door, Banh Mi 13 does a chicken banh mi, which is ..... completely correct: chicken thigh meat, cooked then sliced then marinated. read more

After traveling all over Egypt and Turkey, it was great to have some legit Asian food and what better way to get it then to have some delicious authentic Vietnamese food. Their crepes filled with meat are delicious and the pho is great. Coming from NYC, this place is pretty good and I must say their orange colored vinegar sauce is one of the eats I've ever had. Their crab soup noodle was ok but stick to the pho and crepes. The only reason I gave it 4 out of 5 stars was that their service wasn't the greatest. Our first waiter took our order but after 30 minutes of not receiving food and seeing others who came after us receive their food we realized the guy never put the other in and had left for lunch or something already. That was not okay. Besides that, if your craving Vietnamese food and are in Paris, come check it out. It's worth the trek. read more

Very popular place. There was a 30 minute wait for dinner at 8:30 PM, but we knew the food was going to be good coming in because of that. The restaurant is located along Avenue de Choisy in Chinatown. I found the atmosphere lively, but the interior was pretty cramped. They have the tables so close together, to the point where I can hear the person next to me in a different group better than someone in my group talking across. If you're waiting outside, they post the full menu on one of the windows so you're ready to order by the time you sit down. It's pretty extensive, with many soups, entrees, vermicelli dishes, stir-fried plates, and other Vietnamese specialities. We first started the evening with a serving of cha gio (fried egg rolls), which also came with lettuce and pickled vegetables. The outer rice paper wrapping had a satisfying chewy texture; not overly crunchy, but just perfectly crisp when you take the first bite. It paired well with the pork filling, making it a very savory and refreshing entree. I went with pho tai chin, which is the rare steak and well done flank. The broth was very hot, which cooked the meat quickly as I stirred the bowl. Taste-wise, it was very rich and velvety. Each slice of steak was tender, and the accompanying noodles were cooked well. Definitely one of the more inexpensive but filling meals you can find! read more

Pho Bom - Phở tái chin ⋅ 13ème - Paris, France - Vietnamese Near Me - Paris, 75

BEST Vietnamese Food I have ever had, hands down. I really did not know what to expect from the Vietnamese cuisine, in France, and was blown away by Pho Bom (pun intended). For all the reasons that I love Vietnamese cuisine, from all the fresh herbs and spices to the heavily French-influenced cooking techniques, Pho Bom has surpassed my expectations of Vietnamese/French cuisine. It's usually easy for me to select one dish, from a restaurant, that I favor above the rest. But, I can honestly say that every single dish I tried at Pho Bom was exceptionally tasty. The portions aren't as generous as they come in the US but, all the more you savor every last bite. Parking is not the easiest to find, given that it's on a busy street. Always seems to be a long line for the restrooms and the dining area is quite cramped BUT the delicious food was all worth it, for me. Possibly, THE best meal I had while in France! read more

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Asked our Vietnamese Uber drive where to eat Vietnamese food and his first response was a Pho Bom. I enjoyed it! Very different flavor of Vietnamese food than what I am used to, but it was still very good! All regions of Vietnam make food a little differently and everyone has their own unique way and recipe of making things. My favorite Vietnamese dish is Bun Rieu and since they had it on the menu of course I had to get it! It was a huge bowl of noodles and the flavor was amazing. I appreciate that had thai chili peppers ready for me, just the way I like it, extra spicy! They have an extensive menu!! I feel like the guy taking our order/ maybe the owner saw me taking photos of the menu and was suspicious of my intentions, but I was just taking them for Yelp because I wish someone else would have taken photos of the menu for me. So many different options to choose from, it's great if you are having a craving of something specific. The place was packed when we came in on a Saturday. I'm glad I found a feat Vietnamese restaurant in Paris I can refer back to. read more

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The egg rolls win .. it was so delicious. Pho was a little bit sweet, not as I remembered from 2 years before, but still good enough for you to enjoy. The place is very busy, and space between tables are very small. read more

We love Pho Bom. Hand down to the best Pho I ever had. We traveled from California to Paris, it was cold and rainy all I wanted was a bowl of Pho. We looked up on Yelp and found this place with the most star reviews so we decided to give it a try. We were really impressed with the quality of Pho, for 12.90 euro they gave us plenty of meat varieties. The customer service is really great also. On our last day in Paris we came back again for the same Pho dac biet, there was a line of 10 people waiting outside but it moved pretty fast. We also had rice porridge and bun thit nuong. They were also very good. If you like authentic Viet foods, I recommend you should give it a try at Pho Bom when in Paris. read more

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I guess you can say Pho Bom is pretty Bom...b. I definitely was quite surprised to see this restaurant packed with people waiting to get in, especially in Chinatown, Paris. Even though there's a line, people get in and get out fairly quickly, unlike other places in Europe where people sit down and chat for hours. This is like a good ol' Vietnamese spot that you can find anywhere in Cali. The menu is way more than just Pho. It's actually quite extensive, and I was really caught by surprise by how much they can make in such a small place. I just ordered a pho and it was actually really good. I came in with no expectations, since I didn't even know there was a decent amount of Vietnamese cuisine here. The pho came with a ton of meat and the broth had a good amount herbs and spices. I also got to try the shrimp papaya salad and that was really fresh. Overall, a great spot for Vietnamese cuisine in Paris! read more

Yummy Vietnamese food, well done and seasoned, with good variety; menu is great showing pictures which helps identify what you want to try, especially appetizers. Tried the Vegetarian roll which was very nice. Bun Rieu came out late (takes long to cook), it was ok, but I was full by the time it came out. The Bun with egg rolls enjoyed by kid. read more

It's hard not to go to Paris and not check out 13th arrondissement. We found Pho Bom through Yelp and took an Uber to get here. The place was very busy but we got a table within 5 minutes. I ordered the Mi kho dac biet (specialty dry egg noodle soup) very tasty, loaded with thin sliced meat, shrimp and meat patty (cha). I was so satisfied and barely finished. Definitely a good choice for Vietnamese food and by the way, this is not your typical tourist place. Price is very reasonable and the menu has a variety Vietnamese dishes. Totally recommended this place to everyone! read more

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Really good pho and bun bo hue. The broth was very flavorful and had a ton of meats and noodles.

Great food. My wife ordered pho and she said it was good. It was a huge bowl, comparable to a large pho in the US. I had bánh cuốn nhân thịt chả lụa which was also good but could use a little more bánh cuốn. read more

Monday 1pm : restaurant was full but us 3 people got a table in 10min. Ordered Banh Bot Loc, Banh beo: Hue specialty FYI. Very tasty. Pho: a little too sweet to my taste, meat and meatball is great. Mi Quang: ah, the hightlight of lunch, very big bowl, generous portion with rice cake on top, rich in coconut broth. Salad of shrimp pork and lotus: very good fresh and crunchy. read more

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Incredibly comparable to the Bay Area's Viet food! I ordered the COM TAM SUON NUONG and it was just that beef cut and rice with few veggies. Different from a traditional plate I'm used to with the egg, shrimp tofu skin, etc. but the meat's flavoring and amount made up for the plate's lack of smaller items. Tried the beef broth of my friend's and that was super flavorful as well!! If you're looking for a taste of Viet food made right (ie with powerful flavors), go here!!! TLDR: 10/10!! read more

I had the Bun Bo Hue (spiceful beef noodle soup) with a side of Cha Gio (egg rolls). The Bun Bo Hue aren't really spicy, just hot with more of a spice kick, so you have an option to add as much chili oil from the spice rack to your content. The egg rolls were amazingly crisp and oily, completely packed with ground pork and mushroom and other good things that come together and enrich your mouth. Don't wear white if you're planning to have noodles with a non-clear broth and equip yourself with a makeshift napkin bib for carefree enjoyment! Came back here a second time to try the Mi (egg noodles with pork and shrimp)- it is so good. The quality here is amazing due to the broth. The secret ingredient, let me tell you, is adding a bit of fish sauce- it changes the broth in a more savory way and makes it way more delicious by bringing out the soup base flavor. Third time here, I had pho and the fried sweet potato shrimp cakes- everything is bomb! They brought someone else a bun xeo and it looked fluffy and light and delicious as well... my eyes were just eating up everyone else's food every time I was there. read more

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One of the better Pho/Vietnamese places in Paris: it always has long lines and the food is amazingly good. Prices are also pretty fair - similar to all the Asian restaurants nearby. My family always had a favorite Pho restaurant and this one is our new to-go place for anything Vietnamese. The Pho Tai is excellent but I would recommend stepping it up a little bit and try the Pho Bo Entrecote. Trust me, you'll love it. Tons of meat and lots of noodles. If you're really hungry, cold, or even sick, this is the one! read more

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A nice treat to find this place! Me and my husband pigged out here after a long day of travel. The food, service and cleanliness was awesome. We may have to stop back in before we leave Paris. I highly recommend this place! read more

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Best Pho in Paris without a doubt! I recommend the Pho Entrecote, a exquisite, savoury delight. Le meilleur pho de paris!! Recommendation: le pho entrecote sans hesitation. Extremement savoureux, le bouillon est un delice, et la viande exquise! Le service est rapide, attention de prendre de l'avance car la popularite du restaurant attire du monde, sans surprise. Je recommande tres vivement! read more

I think overall this restaurant is ok, I tried their "Bun Boi Hue". They didn't have the normal Sirarcha spicy sauce we can usually found in other restaurant. But it's ok. Anyway, I hope I can be back and try their bun(the noodles without soup) it looks pretty good. Also, there is always a line waiting outside the door. read more

Pho Bom - Vietnamese Near Me - Paris, 75

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I came to this Vietnamese restaurant after a recommendation by someone I had met shopping in Tang Frères, and I wasn't disappointed! The prices seemed fair, they had a varied menu of Vietnamese dishes, and I ordered a vermicelli bowl with grilled beef and spring rolls (I think it was called the bo bun). The amount of food was quite big and everything tasted very fresh. I would definitely come back again! read more

Pho Bom - Vermicelli bowl - Vietnamese Near Me - Paris, 75

One of the best Pho places in Paris, with a stock that is simply better than the rest.

Each ph outlet in Paris 13ème has its own clientèle: Westerners tend to go to Ph 14, which has managed to appear in some food guide. Less well-off folks go to Ph Kok, which is cheaper and gives a plate of free, substantial boiled meat on the bone. Those who don't want to queue go to Ph 99, or even lesser-known ones. But most Vietnamese foodies would go to Ph Bm or its siblings, the two Ph 13 (same owners, one on Avenue de Choisy, the other on Avenue d'Ivry). The ph is served piping hot, and is as good as the better ones in Sài Gòn or California. And it doesn't stop there: Bm has a long menu of very authentic Vit dishes, street food as well as home style. But if you look for a very specific dish (like bánh xèo, bún ch, bún riêu, min xào cua, tht cy, etc), there are specialist restaurants that may do it better. Relatively cleaner than the average Asian eatery in Paris 13ème, although obviously not up to the standard of Shang Palace or LiLi at the Pen. Go early at lunch or dinner time to avoid long queues. read more

Absolutely delicious! This place came highly recommended by a friend who knows the Asian restaurants in Paris. It is definitely worth it. We had the beef pho. Also the egg rolls. There's always a line! read more

best pho in paris, and maybe even in all of europe!!! workers are SO friendly here and probably the best service i've gotten all through europe. if you're craving vietnamese food COME HERE. i'm from little saigon area in california where the food is authentic and the BEST and pho bom was a perfect contender. read more

Problably my favorite vietnamese street food restaurant. Took a authentic nem nuomg delicious fast and good pricing

Authentic Vietnamese restaurant. There is usually a line. Food comes quickly and is super delicious. Price is good too.

pho broth was way too sweet and took 45 minutes to arrive. the deep fried spring rolls were acceptable but everything else was laden with sauces that was too sweet and sickly. read more