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Having been in Paris for a month, I was really craving something soupy, so I came to eat pho, which was actually quite delicious. The meat was very fresh, not frozen, the onion slices were crisp and not spicy, and the broth was flavorful and delicious. With a touch of lemon juice, it was a double treat in one bowl of pho. Highly recommended! 👍 Quite authentic Vietnamese pho.

While strolling down the street, take the time to step inside this charming, old-fashioned spot. The food is excellent and the prices very reasonable (though a bottle of wine is still quite affordable at €14). We highly recommend it and look forward to returning soon.

Timeless ambiance, perfectly executed dishes. For both the connoisseur and the purist.

A small, hidden restaurant in the 15th arrondissement, once inside you'll discover a very pleasant atmosphere. The Vietnamese cuisine is made on-site and is excellent. Steeped in Franco-Vietnamese history, evident in its name and on its walls, it's a place worth visiting. No reservations are needed, and the prices are very reasonable, making it not only a great place but also a great find.

Excellent bo bun at unbeatable prices. The service is efficient. The place is small, so it's probably best to arrive early to get a seat.

Absolutely amazing pho with soup.

This is a 5 star place for what it is. It's a small, very cramped hole in the wall cash-only, very inexpensive Vietnamese restaurant. My wife and I just had dinner here and we loved it! The service was great thanks to the smiling woman who was the only person working outside the kitchen. The food came out really fast and was tasty. The portions were quite large, especially for the price. Fine dining It's not and doesn’t pretend to be. Authentic it is.

This little restaurant was a very pleasant surprise. The food was delicious, the prices were attractive, and there were books everywhere. Thank you to Mr. Quann and his entire team...

Average Vietnamese food, pretty much like most Vietnamese restaurants in the 15th arrondissement, with a few exceptions. The pho isn't great, unfortunately. There's not much meat, it's of rather poor quality, and the portion is small. The broth isn't anything special either. The prices are low, which is what saves the place. At the same time, you can't help but think it's because of the restaurant's dilapidated state, which is on the verge of collapse, and the fact that the chef only accepts cash (in 2026?).

A restaurant that's a bit of a hidden gem, with a rather unique entrance: once inside, you're transported to another world, filled with books and knick-knacks. A limited yet varied menu with very reasonable prices for exquisitely flavorful cuisine. Friendly and efficient service.