We couldn't find many Vietnamese restaurants in Lyon. We ordered Shrimp Spring Rolls, Beef with…read moreLemongrass and Beef with Ginger. All were tasty, but Spring Rolls were very greasy and couldn't find shrimps. Jasmine Rice was overcooked and mushy. The price was reasonable. The owner was chatty and welcoming. The bill arrived with coffee candies. https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g187265-d7338587-r957690700-Les_9_Lotus-Lyon_Rhone_Auvergne_Rhone_Alpes.html#

The Good: :: local business!…read more :: service is friendly and attentive :: owned by a very sweet Vietnamese woman who is happy to give you recommendations :: great-tasting dishes--try the pho and any of the shrimp dishes, for example! :: can make any dish very spicy--be warned as their chilis are not for the feint of heart. i was warned by the owner that they were hot and she wasn't kidding--2 tiny pieces set my pho and mouth on fire! :: plenty of choices/options to choose from: chicken, beef, shrimp, duck options as well as rice and noodle and soup options. something for everybody! :: takes cash or credit card for payment The Bad: :: can get warm in there when the weather is hot (no air conditioning) :: white rice was a little on the dry side. however it may just have been the end of the day batch. was definitely not a dealbreaker! The Ugly: :: none Would I go back? 100% yes! I recommend you come here for a break from French food and support a great local business. This place is IN.

A small wonderful family-run Vietnamese restaurant since 1976. Highly recommended…read more Carafe of below average Chardonnay. Saigon Beer - sweet aftertaste Squid fried in garlic oil. Very tender. Beef & rice noodle dish with crispy fried spring rolls. Very good. The accompanying fish sauce was light. + Super attentive service + French menu only + No music + Atmosphere - cozy + Toilet - super clean with scented candle - Paper napkins - Very limited wine list €53 for dinner for 2

Tried to eat here today and was completely mistreated. The restaurant had no etiquette whatsoever…read moreand we were rudely treated. I later concluded that we may have been treated rudely since we did not speak French and the host did not speak any English. It definitely was not a customer oriented experience, so I do not recommend this place period.

Walking south from cours gambetta with family for some adventurous meal we bumped into this corner…read morevietnamese restaurant. Nicely prepared tables and large windows without the usual asian kitsch appealed us to come in and try. There are concise a la carte options as well as their flagship menu which gives you a good variety of vietnamese dishes. From nems , dimsum soup as starter or crispy duck as main meal it was all delicious. Service was outstanding and attentive , and prices correct. One minor point , In terms of originality ( and those who have been in vietnam) it falls a bit short , but nevertheless it should not deviate too much from the french tastebuds to appeal clients ... Highly recommended. ,,!!

Just sooo nice! This Asian (actually Viernamnese) restaurant is a really nice one to go to for…read moredining. It is more sophisticated, and that is what we apprciated most. The owners are friendly as hell, just really service-oriented. The food itself was a hit, we liked everything. Highly recommend this place!!!

Went back here again on my last night in Lyon. The beef salad tartare was excellent! Another meal…read moreI have not had since I was a kid and my mom made it. Sometimes hard to find, especially in USA, since there is not a popularity with eating rare meat. This is cooked similar to ceviche in just lemon juice. One thing I would recommend is to ask them to go with more lettuce and less onion.

We came to Lyon and had a bouchon meal which was way too rich and creamy. Therefore we tried Pho…read more69. Their food is very tasty and authentic Vietnamese. Everything we ordered from pho to Nem was a great reset from the French food. The food made us feel at home again and it is a gem in Lyon.

Love this restaurant. The food was spectacular. Reasonably priced and the owner engaged in…read moreconversation and was extremely pleasant and appreciative. It was a stand out and very unassuming. I highly recommend.

I expected a lot from Mamasan after having read all the positive reviews from yelp. Finally I went…read morefor a lunch with a friend today. We ordered two rice noodles, bo bun and the vegetarian one with tofu. honestly, both of us think that the quality is average. the beef in my bo bun was a bit dry and bland to me. my friend tried a bit from my bowl and she said that my noodle has more flavor than hers. i also think that the quantity is a bit small(more like a salad serving for me). we were a little bit disappointed and didn't have any desire for a dessert after. positive point: the bar decor is good. the boss seemed nice and very talkative when he knew that i come from china. overall, the food isnt bad. it's not exciting neither. i wouldnt pay for a bobun at 15e which is not different from the average asian restautents in lyon. i think the best vietnamese noodle that i had in lyon was the asian corner in Miribel. authentic street flavor garanteed:)

Nice Food! Full of locals and affordable prices!…read moreQuick service and great portion ! Bon appetit !

Its in a small street just next to the quai in the 7th but probably therefore a pleasant surprise…read more We had a spicy crevette soup which was delicious, highly recommend the Nems ( home made ) as well as starter. For main dish we threw ourselves into the curries which was spicy while tasty and moreover really fresh.... Be back here soon

From the owner: Pho au boeuf, c'est un plat national vietnamien composé de nouilles de riz dans un bouillon de…read moreboeuf, d'épices ( cannelle, anis) et d'herbes ( basilics, soja ). Accompagné de fines tranches de boeuf.

From the owner: Fondue et spécialités vietnamiennes Les plats cuisinés à la vapeur, soupes (le Banh Pho, soupe de…read morevermicelles) sont les principales spécialités vietnamiennes à la carte. La week-end, d'autres spécialités sont réalisées et la fondue vietnamienne est préparée sur commande, et comprend calamars, crevettes, bœuf, poulet, poisson, champignons, vermicelles et choux. Les desserts respectent également la tradition vietnamienne : kumquat et gingembre confit, délices coco-noix de cajou... L'éventail des boissons exotiques est également large : lait de soja, jus de coco et bières chinoises, vietnamiennes ou thaïlandaises.