Maison De Chengdu sur Paris

The place was a little small, but I went early so I ate without waiting. It looked like rice noodles and mixed rice noodles, and it tasted really good. I think cilantro is included in soup rice noodles by default, but if you can't eat it, ask for it to be omitted. I ate well.

The rice noodles are delicious, but the restaurant is so small that the owner has a nice bounce as he gently orders people to eat together. (Very kind) Well, first of all, look at the price. How cheap it is compared to the prices in Paris..ㅠㅠ. It is a very satisfactory place. I recommend it!!! After eating hot soup for the first time in a few days, I started sweating and felt sick. I told him that I couldn't eat cilantro, but he said he didn't add it in the first place. Instead, serve fresh peppermint leaves stacked like lettuce. I didn't eat it, but my companions liked it. If you don't want to take it, you probably don't have to take it. Oh, by the way, the side spring rolls and beer here are also very cheap.

Tiny spot with a couple choices on the menu. Pho was great on a rainy day.

It's good but you have to be patient and like to eat quickly and in cramped conditions.

Wow really good spring rolls and clean pho. Love the chewiness of the noodles. A small spot so be prepared to wait or go early!

One of the best Bo BUn I've eaten. Fresh and good products. I recommend

I arrived at 12:30 PM on a weekday and had to wait about 15 minutes to get in. The petite size of rice noodles is suitable for a woman to eat. It costs 1 euro, so it would be better to order the larger size. The spring rolls were crispy and chewy on the outside, had a good texture, and the sweet and refreshing sauce that went well with them went well with them. The rice noodles had a rich broth and a slightly sweet taste. There was quite a bit of meat in it, but the meatballs were moist and quite delicious. The restaurant is so small that you have no choice but to eat together, but the turnover rate is good.

It is a hidden gem, one of the best pho in town. The place is relatively small, and there is often a queue in front of it

Authentic Vietnamese pho in Paris! Portions are huge and prices are reasonable. Be prepared to queue as it’s quite a small restaurant but well worth the wait.

A resting place for Asians... The rotation is fast, like a soup restaurant. The photo is of petit size fried rice noodles and it is delicious. Be sure to order it. The soup and rice noodles are also ok, so it’s okay. It's mostly similar to Korea, but the difference is that the meat is very soft and delicious. It's small so you have to share a seat with other people. Instead of cilantro, they add apple mint, which is also attractive in its own way.