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It's delicious, it's delicious~ Koreans who come nearby, come here~👍🏻 (I can't count how many times I was full after coming to Paris just by looking at the Google ratings.) 1. First of all, is this a Vietnamese restaurant? Luxurious interior In Korea, there were many Vietnamese restaurants with a local atmosphere, but this one is more calm and upscale. 2. Thank you for your kind response. It was difficult to look at the menu, so I just posted 'this one plz' with photos of things I've eaten in Korea and reviews and the staff responded kindly. He also asked me if I wanted to share it with him, so he brought me a plate when the menu came out🩷 3. I ordered after looking at the picture so I don’t know the exact name of the food. - Fried food: crispy. Delicious. If I had known that it was wrapped in lettuce, I would have wrapped it and ate it deliciously, as I am a people of ssam. I thought it was lettuce that had been drained of its oil, so I just looked at it. AKABI - Rice noodles: I ate it without prejudice against cilantro, so it was good when I ate the soup. They also provided bean sprouts separately, so I dipped them in and ate them. The taste of delicious meat rice noodles in Korea - Meat + Noodles?: This meat tastes like ribs. It's good when dipped in sour sauce.

The front reminds us that we are in the 16th, the welcome and the service are good. I took the lunch menu: €27.50 for a phó + caramel pork (served with rice). When you're used to eating Vietnamese (and not Thai) in the 13th or 10th, it's bound to hurt. When I heard the microwave go off, it killed me. I gave 3 stars because overall I had a good lunch and in the 16th there are not many other alternatives. I would have been much more severe in other conditions...

A varied menu which offers both classic dishes and others that are much more difficult to find in Paris (especially meat). Added to this is a cleverly decorated, calm and pleasant setting and fast service. In short, you will have understood, I highly recommend, whether for professional meals, or family dinners.

Excellent Vietnamese place! The food was fabulous, the best we had in Europe. Despite the lack of English, we felt very welcomed.

I think it’s one of the higher-end Vietnamese restaurants in Paris. All the appetizers and main dishes were good except the desert. We ordered the caramelized banana but the crust was very hard. It’s bad!

Vietnamese gastronomy type restaurant. Not very big (but enough), rather cozy atmosphere, the boss serves. Finely cooked dishes, very good (the wine was good too). We appreciated.

Repas de qualité. Travaille avec de bons produits. Travers de porc grillés et bras excellents

RU is an undisputed gem nestled in the heart of the 16th arrondissement. The restaurant seamlessly merges authentic Vietnamese flavors with a touch of Parisian elegance, turning every dish into a culinary adventure. From the attentive staff to the ambient setting, every detail adds to the experience. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, RU is a must-visit for any Vietnamese food lover in Paris.

Excellent restaurant vietnamien (et non thaïlandais comme écrit dans des commentaires précédents). Les parfums sont biens maîtrisés, subtils, les viandes très biens cuites. Oui c’est cher, mais c’est bon.

awesome food excellent service a bit pricey though