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Definitely a hidden gem. Food tastes authentic and really good, especially the curry gà and canh chua tôm. The ingredients are surely fresh. We came in when there were not a lot of customers so it's really chill, and food was served relatively fast.

It's really delicious! This place is really run by Vietnamese people and full of French locals! This is not a fake store run by Chinese people. If you order the set menu, the fried butterfly oli that comes with the entree is delicious. It's a ravioli with shrimp that you made yourself. Perfect beer snack. The rice noodle soup is delicious and even has the cilantro and mint leaves. Highly recommended👍 I came last year and visited again during my trip this year. I hope I stay for a long time🖤

Korean review Food: This was a restaurant for Koreans who urgently needed a hearty soup to ease the burden of eating food. The inside of the restaurant was filled with the aroma of Vietnamese food, and it boasted a deeper flavor than the Korean-style pho that I had eaten in Korea. If you cannot eat cilantro, please be sure to ask for the cilantro to be omitted. Service: The overall atmosphere of the restaurant also felt like it was copied from a Vietnamese restaurant. Unfortunately, the owner, who is believed to be Vietnamese, cannot speak English, so please make your requests through Papago.

Everything was Excellent! The service, the dishes. And generous quantities!

Really great! Excellent bo bun beef, fast service and very friendly staff

A small neighborhood restaurant where the food is good but not for all budgets

It's really delicious here! The owner was nice and the food was great. French food is so greasy that if you need soup, I definitely recommend stopping by here. It was more authentic than the pho sold in Korea, the meat was soft, and the pho broth had a deep flavor, so I ate it in no time. The disappointing part is that the rice noodles are a little lacking. The staff is friendly and the atmosphere inside is cute and cool!! If you don't like cilantro, just ask for the cilantro to be omitted when ordering.

Highly recommended!!! we were tourists to Paris and graving for Asian foods. We looked up and found this restaurant with high rating. We decided to have lunch here and we were so glad we made a good decision. We met the owner (Mr. Kiet) who is very charming and welcoming. He offered us free glasses of wine and a dish of fruits. We ordered Vietnamese Sweet & Sour Shrimp soup and Caramelized & Braised catfish. We couldn't believe how delicious the foods. The fish was so fresh and tender but tasty with the caramelized thicken sauce. The hot soup was refreshing with just enough sour and fresh smell of basil leaves. The restaurant is artistic. It's decorated with hand-painted arts of ladies wearing traditional long dress (Ao dai) and some old towns of Vietnam. Also, there is a karaoke and guitar for entertainment. We appreciate this restaurant - the owner, the chef and waitress that made our days in Paris a joyful and lovely trip.

Very nice discovery. A very good welcome. A simple and calm setting. The cuisine is excellent: quality and varied. I recommend.

While working in Paris for the Olympics, I was looking for non-touristy places to eat (in a heavily touristed area). This restaurant was a welcome change from the normal fare in the area, and the owner and staff were beyond welcoming, offering us some cognac after our 2nd visit to the establishment. My friend had the fish hot pot every night we went, literally liking the bowl clean, and though I tried something different every time, I thought the 5 spice duck was a highlight. I will definitely be coming back when I found myself in Paris