Restaurant HOANG sur Marseille

Great family restaurant with a good selection and each specialty is really well cooked. The breaded crunch is particularly delicious!

Delicious and very friendly! Thank you

Formerly Hoang, what a delightful takeover! Everything is perfect: the dishes are beautifully presented, the taste is excellent, the atmosphere, the welcome, the explanations, the cleanliness, the friendliness, and even a thoughtful touch for my birthday 🎂 that I wasn't expecting. I repeat, perfect!

A must-visit! Delicious traditional cuisine, bursting with flavor, and impeccable service. Highly recommended! All dishes are homemade and delicious.

I'm speechless, everything we ate was so beautiful and delicious!!! You can go there without hesitation!! The price includes two bottles of wine, the prices are very reasonable, and the welcome, the food, and the service are impeccable!! We were among the first to arrive and the last to leave!! Thank you for this wonderful experience ❤️

Excellent restaurant, discovered by chance while passing through Marseille. The Vietnamese dishes are very, very good, the welcome is warm... Special mention for the ginger, lemongrass, and chili soup—it's amazing! I highly recommend it.

I love it 🤤 very good / super welcoming / very clean, once again I love it 😋😋

The best Asian restaurant in Marseille! It's as beautiful as it is delicious, the portions are generous, and the service is top-notch! I highly recommend it!

LE TÂM TÂM (formerly HOANG) is a delightful little shop specializing in Vietnamese cuisine, also offering sushi. The shop is small but well-planned, with about 7 tables seating around 30 people. The environment is clean, comfortable, and simply yet thoughtfully decorated. The owner is very welcoming; even though his English isn't fluent, he patiently explained the menu using a mobile phone translator and pictures, leaving a lasting impression with his service. As for the food, the pho and fried noodles were consistently good and flavorful; the fried pork was a bit salty, best enjoyed with rice, but the rice was a bit pricey on its own (€3.50). The fried rice was delicious, but the portion was small and the price was a bit high (€6.50), making it only average value for money. On a second visit the following day, the rice noodles were plentiful and flavorful; the sushi was a pleasant surprise, with thick, fresh fish slices, exceeding expectations overall. Although a bit far from Marseille's Old Port, it's still relatively easy to get to. Compared to restaurants in tourist areas that are expensive and of inconsistent quality, this place offers a more comfortable dining environment and friendly service, making it a high-value option worth making a special trip for.

Very good, very friendly, very clean. I will definitely come back.