Ristorante vietnamita | Luoghi dentro Parigi, Francia

A very local Vietnamese restaurant, recommended by Michelin guide. Beef pho is really nice, with sweet soup base and really springy rice noodles. Price is very reasonable at all.

It was a very tasty experience and definitely a value for money restaurant, although the service was a bit offensive and I also had a bad experience because of the inconvenient place. The waitress had an accident and spilled an oily soup on my jacket. After that, all I got was just a napkin to clean it... it's a pity. It could be 5*

I’ve been here many times in many different settings and the pho is consistently good. Is this the best pho place in Paris? I can’t say for certain as I haven’t tried many places since I’m perfectly happy with this one. The place gets really crowded at dinner and you can expect a queue and brusque service when it’s packed. But on weekend afternoons when it’s slower, the outdoor terrace is lovely, as are the owners who have time to chat with you. Bear in mind that it’s Michelin award is a Bib Gourmand which denotes delicious food and value for money, and not a michelin star, and it certainly deserves this wonderful accolade.

Whatever got this restaurant a Michelin should not be the food that we had. It’s just slightly above average compared to the other Vietnamese place we’ve been to( At least more than 30).
The awful part was the service. Long wait is acceptable as long as they serve us right. However, the women in charge(the one and the only that assign people’s seat, takes the order, and send you the bill) never serve people in the order they are seated: we have to ask for menu when the table that got seated later than us already finish taking the order, then the women in charge just disappeared and by the time she showed up eventually to take our orders, the two tables who got seated after already had our food. Not to mention we already know what to order when waiting in line. Such chaotic management was a shame!
We would not recommend this place at all.

Love love the food. Staff-i should say the boss and the lady boss, and everyone was so friendly. They actually interacted with the customers as if we were families. Such a new experience which we wouldn't get in NYC. Didn't use much French to order food instead I spoke Mandarin with the boss. I showed the pic of the bowl we (my bestfriend and I) wanted, a small spring roll, Thai ice tea and hot tea. The boss gave me a look when I ordered hot tea and he asked if I'm elderly (usually in Chinese culture elderly are the ones drinking hot tea) LMAO. My friend laughed looking at his expression of my hot tea order. Yes, I did get my hot tea after he gave me that look 😬. He was a funny guy. Maybe we ordered a big bowl, I couldn't finish my bowl because the more I ate the portion stayed the same. The beef was cut differently from my regular pho back home. We took an Uber to get here and we walked toward the bridge after because we were so full. Located a little far, it's in 13th ARR. We went there because it's a Michelin star restaurant and it's worth our trip. Must try if you ever visit Paris.