Just wanting some hot noodle soup on a cold night in Paris. Yelp reviews were great so decided to…read moretry it. We were the only other table at 7:30pm. Owner is very friendly and chatted about his past with us. Restaurant looks very clean different from the dingy Vietnamese restaurants I've seen. Food is very good. We started with spring rolls and wrapper is very unique, not the usual rice paper. It's crispy but retains a bit of oil. Vietnamese Pho noodle soup is al dente and tastes authentic. We also ordered the fish dish Cá Kho Tô with a bowl of rice. This is my idea of comfort food. Could be easily yours too!

I ordered Pho! The soup was tasty and very flavorful. The noodles were wider than your typical pho…read morebowl but I preferred it like that. The owner is very kind and service was speedy.

Terrible. Nothing to do with Vietnamese cuisine…read more Overcooked, tasteless, Chinese masquerading as Vietnamese. Avoid it

This place was quite cozy and amazingly well priced. The owners were attentive but not smothering…read moreand they were more than willing to wrap up my dessert for me when I told them I was in a rush. I ordered the soup lunch special which came with an entrée, a decent sized bowl of pho, a dessert and a drink all for 8,50€! The pho wasn't the best thing I've ever had but the Vietnamese dumplings may have been. If you're in the area the dumplings alone are worth a trip.

Our group of three went here after just arriving off the Eurostar from London. The location was…read moreabout a 5 minute walk from our hotel and all we were looking for was a hot lunch since it was raining cats and dogs. We came here around 1230 and the place was incredibly busy with eat in and takeaway orders the entire time. We had two bowls of pho and one shrimp fried rice. The pho was flavorful and came with the typical plate of basil and sprouts. The large bowl of pho was smaller than the one we normally see in the US, but it was still very filling. The shrimp fried rice was not too oily and contained a nice amount of shrimp. It was just the right amount and contained some larger pieces of egg, which is my favorite. One thing to note is that due to the rain the inside of the restaurant was incredibly humid and you could literally skate across the floor - so be careful! The price was reasonable and the menu was also in Chinese characters too. It took a while for us to get the bill (several requests) just due to the sheer busyness of the restaurant.

Me and my boyfriend loved this place! Best food in Paris during our 4 days stay in Paris. They have…read moreauthentic pho. One of the best Pho we had in our lives. You should try the special combo pho with beef. Really delicious and the price is very good as well. And god lord the vietnamese ravioli! We simple love the vietnamese cuisine there. The place felt like Asia though not a fancy place but the food measured it all up. If you are close by you should definitely try out their pho.

Missing items and when we tried to call them to ask with broken French they didn't want to at least…read moretry to deal with us. Hung up on us 2xs. Also the delivery App won't compensate you. didn't say why. No ok the app too.

Our waiter, Yannick, might be the friendliest waiter in Paris. Supurb service with humor and…read moreattentiveness. The food was first rate. We are familiar with Pho and this was absolutely fantastic. The restaurant is very clean, well decorated and conveniently located. Can't say enough good things...A+++++

Local spot with attentive and kind service. Got the #1 pho and they even offer extra soup. Food is…read moregood, and it's always heartwarming to hear Vietnamese, Chinese, and French all spoken in the same space.

Not far from where St Martin canal emerges from underground, and closer to St Denis than central…read moreParis is the cozy Chinese run Vietnamese restaurant of Chez Yu. My GF and I were craving the fares of SE Asia and needed a fix. Since we knew there was a healthy Vietnamese population in and around Paris we instinctively knew that good Vietnamese was to be had in the city of lights. After calling several four-star plus rated establishments featured on Yelp--of course--we sadly came unto the realization that the nouveau French folks like the Vietnamese Parisians, either by birth or osmosis, have a habit of not hanging around Paris on Labor Day weekend; they escape to either Southern France or waterside elsewhere getting their beach on. At first we hesitated to try Chez Yu because of the few ratings they had received. But a quick analysis of the tiny establishment changed our minds and we're glad that we did. First, the kitchen and prep area is open and view-able from the street. Second, the place was kept very clean. Third, the proprietors--I assume Chez Yu herself or an equally competent emissary--worked before spectators like yours truly, in the open kitchen. We ordered beef Pho, pork and beef Bahn Mi sandwiches, respectively, and a couple of Vietnamese ice coffees. For apps we selected the beef skewers. Indeed we were hungry. Since I enjoy food with some heat, we asked for and were given a side of finely sliced chili peppers that were simultaneously hot and tasty (like my diner guest). Ordering was a bit tough since I barely speak French or an Asian language. But they were patient and kind enough to bear with my limited linguistic skills. The Bahn Mi sandwiches on French baguettes were the highlight of our diner. I had the pork sandwich and my GF enjoyed the beef. Our entire order was excellent and I strongly suggest you swing by Chez Yu's if you happen to be in Paris and craving some fare from the former French colony in the far east.

This was my first experience with pho and it was a good one. The place is very tiny and cramped so…read morebe warned if you want to eat pho here but the soup itself is really good. The broth is nice and rich in flavor, the noodles were good (I just wish they were a little thicker), and the amount of meat was good too. The size of the bowl was good but no where as good as le Kok in the 13th. I think this place is ok but if you want really good pho in Paris just go to le Kok, it cheaper and way better.

This small unassuming family owned place serves truly amazing northern Vietnamese food. The rolls…read morewere super crispy and not heavy with porky and glass noodle filling for €7. Pho came out shortly. Everything about it was almost perfect. From the clear and aromatic broth to bouncy not mushy noodles, to beef that was soft, fresh without any funky aftertaste that some other places have. The multiple layers of herbs brought everything together. All in €20 and warm and friendly service to match. If the weather is right , outside tables are an option. Staying around Republique was a great rotation to my stay.

This place looks like a total hole in the wall but please do not let that discourage you. This was…read moresome of the best Vietnamese food I have ever had, and I eat a lot of Vietnamese food. I started with the nem du porc (crispy spring rolls) they came with fresh lettuce and mint that you wrap the rolls in before dipping into delightful sauce. They were truly the most incredible ones I have had in a long time if not the best of all time. The herbs were so fresh. I also got the Pho Boeuf (pho tai). The noodles were bouncy and the broth clean and simple. The was more than ample beef and they give you sauces and lime to go with it. Just know the bean sprouts are already in there in case you don't enjoy those but they were easily avoidable. I was also able to get some chilis to spice up the broth but they are Thai chilis so beware! I also got a Vietnamese limeade to drink and it was delightful. The server was very sweet and I feel like everything came out in a timely manner. If you are jonesing for Vietnamese in Paris this is the place to go hands down.

Authentic and reasonably priced Vietnamese restaurant.read more

First visit to take away: "-Too late, it's 10:05pm, you have to be here before 10pm, sorry"…read more The day after, to take away still, 9:40pm: "-Too late, you have to be here before 9pm for take away", with a smile and one motto to go on: "the rule is the rule". The restaurant wasn't full and three guys just left with take-away (meaning they ordered at least 45 minutes before...) and I can't see anything unpleasant in our behavior as we entered the restaurant to order. We're locals, that was our first (and definitely last) contacts with those guys that mimicked the now legendary parisian sh***y service with far too much visible delight. They have an exclusive position being the only ones on rue Mouzaia and it is said to be fair food.

Very good! It's a bit hidden behind the other restaurant (Le Grande Cascade) but it has a lovely…read moreambiance. Prices are reasonable. The service was good and the food was great. I had the swordfish ceviche and a braised beef in red wine.

Open at 6:30pm when everyone else wouldn't open until 7:30pm. Fresh flavors. A little heavy on the…read moreoil for fried and sautéed items, but also plenty of crisp veggies. Chef's Special Chicken had great seasoning. Normally rice crackers that come as complimentary snacks are tasteless, but these actually have some flavor. There are Thai, Vietnamese, and Cantonese flavors. I'd order any of the things we ordered again - it's a solid option if you're craving something SEAsian

My partner and I wandered in here on our first day in the city and were not disappointed. Hands…read moredown one of the best pho broths either of us have ever had, and the bo bun was super tasty as well. Generous portions too. I hope the business keeps on chugging along. Bit of a language barrier with our Quebecois French but friendly service nonetheless.