Relatively speaking, this is decent Vietnamese for Europe. We had pork spring rolls, shrimp bun and…read moretheir "noodle soup". The spring rolls were very tasty, filled with pork and wrapped/deep fried in rice noodle wraps. Very crispy skin as a result. The dipping sauce could be a bit sweeter by western standards (who IMO like things a bit sweeter) but I found the rolls quite tasty overall. The shrimp bun was good with shrimp, pho noodles, lettuce, crispy squares and garnishing. It was good. The noodle soup had wider rice noodles (think linguine width) with a couple different cuts of meat. One tasted slightly marinated. The broth could be a bit more intense (maybe my Western preference again) but was tasty overall. I added a bit of chili sauce to give it some spice and to dip my meat in. Overall I felt fulfilled by the meal after traveling in France for several days.

We had a quick dinner at 7pm on a Saturday. After we arrived, the restaurant started to fill up…read morequickly. For us that was a good sign but unfortunately the food was not up to standard. By the way, The owner was very adamant and vocal about wearing masks in the restaurant. We ordered two entrees (vietnamese spring roll and the fried one), the beef pho and the shrimp bo bun. The entrees were good apart from the accompanying sauce (it was not sufficiently sour and sweet to my taste). The broth of the beef pho was lacking taste and included a meager amount of fresh herbs (a few shriveled up stems of cilantro in fact). The rice vermicelli of the Bo Bun dish was too soft. Another unfortunate thing is that the main dishes came separately. While my partner was half way his pho, I was still waiting on the Bo Bun. Overall, we were very disappointed as the online reviews were great.

From the owner: Restaurant de l'Asie du sud Est et salon de thé situé à Caen. Proposant des plats vietnamiens,…read morelaotiens, thaïlandais et également des sandwichs Banh mi et plats à emporter. Restaurant asiatique à vocation culturelle proposant des jeux de société tel que le Mah-jong, jeux de go ou encore des expositions diverses et concerts. C'est également un lieu d'échange entre culture asiatique et normande. Tous les plats et desserts y sont "fait maison" avec des produits frais.

From the owner: Un voyage sur place. C'est dans une ambiance totalement exotique que le Temple d'Angkor vous…read moreinvitera à leurs tables. Sur fonds de musiques cambodgiennes, boeuf au gingembre, poulet à la citronnelle ou encore canard laqué transiteront sous vous yeux mêlant parfaitement saveurs et odeurs délicieuses. Si vous êtes de nature curieuse, la gastronomie chinoise, vietnamienne et cambodgienne s'offre à vous.