Le Bambou sur Paris

Incredible! The dishes are served incredibly quickly; we've barely ordered before we're served! The pho is delicious and very filling! The spring rolls are perfectly made and don't disappoint; on the contrary, they're excellent!

March 20, 2026 This restaurant is a real treat and has been around for at least 25 years. We've been eating there since the birth of our first child in 1994. Today, even with our five-year-old grandson, we still go for their famous beef pho and other authentic Vietnamese dishes. Their drinks are refreshing, and our favorites are the grilled beef with lemongrass and onions (number 44) and the homemade pork dumplings with Vietnamese peanut sauce and perilla leaves (number 43) – a real delight! We come every month. Simple, quick, delicious, and affordable.

A great place, serving authentic dishes that you don't find everywhere. Very friendly service.

A lovely evening with some athletes. The servers were incredibly friendly, and the food was plentiful and delicious. Highly recommended!

I got takeout and was served quickly. Personally, I find this pho very good; I get it from time to time... but everyone has their own tastes... It's funny how divided the reviews are, and I even find it mean, but anyway... I found the tripe very good, and the meat was really high quality and lean, which I appreciate.

Beautiful place, smiling and friendly waiter, excellent and generous food. A lovely time shared with the family.

Excellent in every way! Generous portions, impeccable service, and deliciously good.

I was told "This is one of the best Pho in Paris". I tried it. Well, as far as I can tell... It's TRUE!

Living in Paris, I'd say this place has the best pho. The portions are also generous. However, even though there are plenty of empty seats when you enter, the customers are constantly forced to sit very close together, which is a bit inconvenient.

The atmosphere at this restaurant was disappointing. The food was excellent. We really enjoyed our dishes, even though the pho broth was strangely dark brown, but we were very uncomfortable with the service. The waiter was shouting at the customers, abruptly ordering them to sit in one place rather than another. We felt more like we were being treated like second-class citizens than customers. There was plenty of space everywhere, but the waiter packed us in so tightly that two people, barely seated, decided to leave. I understand that French isn't their native language, but there are more polite ways to address people. In many other Vietnamese restaurants, the service is much more polite and welcoming, even when French isn't the language of the staff. It's a real shame; it ruined everything. I don't think we'll be going back, unfortunately.