
Address and Contact Information
Address: 97 Av. d’Ivry, 75013 Paris, France
Phone: +33 1 45 83 70 68
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Service was also fast
Definitely worth a visit when going to China town in Paris
This restaurant servers not all speak VN, we’re surprised, but the food is quite Vietnamese. The servers were quite attentive and offered fast services.
The place is a little small from the front room, but there’s another room on the side. We got to sit at the front room. From here we can see the cook makes Pho, which is a great experience. BTW, the cook does speak Vietnamese.
The prices are quite inexpensive compared to CA restaurants, the food is excellent, as good or better than CA restaurants. This is amazing, but I think because it’s in the VN district, they do cook for VN taste but I see many French people eating here also, these must be very familiar with VN food, inexpensive and tasty.
We normally don’t order egg rolls in restaurants, but we did ordered here to try and they’re quite crispy and tasty. They used rice papers instead of wonton skins like my mom used to make. Using rice paper is harder to make crispy egg rolls than wonton skins.
It was cold and we couldn’t wait to have some hot pho, I ordered the special bowl since it didn’t have many other choices, especially the waiter didn’t speak english or Vietnamese. My daughter order rare beef and tripes. My wife order bun bo hue.
All the broths are excellent, as delicious and authentic as we would cook at home. They say district 13 actually where all the good VN cook come to show off their talents, but I’m not sure who’s the cook although the Pho cook speaks some VN.
The Sugar Cane juice was so sweet and tasted like home. My daughter ice coffee was Amazing.
I love the bill because they’re quite inexpensive and there’s no TIP required in French restaurants.
We would come back here again, but we had to try other restaurants to see how they stand against the CA state’s restaurants.
There was a lot of meat and it was really soft!