Location: Ivry-sur-Seine
Top Restaurants in Ivry-sur-Seine
Best Vietnamese food near Ivry-sur-Seine, Ile-de-France, France
Find out what Vietnamese restaurants to try in Ivry-sur-Seine. French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries.
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10. Le Pavillon Celeste
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By mariedesjardins
Surprised to find an Asian restaurant since not too many in Paris. Very good prices. Just a 10 minute walk from our vacation rental apartment in the area. Very large menu covering Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese. Lots of choices on the menu. I settled on sweet and sour duck with pineapple. The duck breast was tender. Same sauce as sweet and sour pork. Also, had some spring rolls with my meal. Reasonably priced and very good sevice. Visited in October 2013.
9. Aux 2eme Saveurs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
High quality Franco-Vietnamese restaurant located in the 12th district of Paris near Gare de Lyon and Bastille. This address focuses on the quality, not quantity signed by the chef "Thi-Hue". It consists of fresh products, offers a menu that changes regul
Reviewed By aguyfromitaly
Undoubtedly the place is offering tasty food, home and expressly made. However, the French touch they claim to have is reflected only on the bill, perhaps on the preservation of the dishes.I couldn't really find any innovation or different flavour other than those you can find in any other Thai restaurant (and I'm quite a good estimator by now).Service was quite poor, with - I guess - the owner running after everything, from taking orders to serving. I saw only one other person assisting when it was the time to pay.
8. Pho Bida Vietnam
Overall Ratings
4 based on 402 reviews
Reviewed By U7881OHpetera
After reading other reviews on Trip Advisor I went to this small Vietnamese restaurant on rue Nationale and was not disappointed. I ordered vermicelli noodles with beef and spring rolls, together with coconut juice. The noodles were very good -- plenty of cooked ingredients and nice crunch bean shoots and salad. The service was swift and courteous, the menu is in Vietnamese, French and English so no problem communicating what i wanted with the friendly staff. Recommended.
7. Thai Vien
Overall Ratings
4 based on 227 reviews
Reviewed By skanestukas
We have tried this restaurant a couple of times - they have a good price vs quality ratio, but they put too much spices/salt, therefore you are very thirsty afterwards. Nems, pad thai, pad si dishes were very delicious, not the spring rolls though... they had strange ingredients inside - hard to describe, kind of secondary products you would never use in your kitchen...
6. Lao Viet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By Nakamae
Recommended by a colleague, we ventured out of our typical Chinatown sphere to this Lao/Vietnamese restaurant. We were excited by over 120 dishes presented on the menu. The waitress was very friendly , too. Then the food started to arrive.... quickly, I mean TOO quickly. Hmmmm.... I found the seasoning too salty in general. Hmmm.... the crispy fried rice came with no accompanying fresh veggies (normal?) and nem nuong had very little veggies, too. Perhaps I have been erroneously led to believe that these dishes are supposed to be accompanied by a heaping plate of fresh veggies, but for someone who loves to eat lettuce and herbs with nem, crispy rice, etc., it was disappointing. The dishes tasted "ok" and it's worth coming back to try other 110 dishes we didn't try.
5. Pho Bom
Overall Ratings
3 based on 288 reviews
Pho Bom is an authentic Vietnamese restaurant located in the centre of the Chinese quarter of the 13th district in Paris
Reviewed By 198vladimirj
I've been there 3 times. Good pho (although I haven't been to Vietnam and therefore can't compare to pho from there). The sate pho is also very good. Service is not perfect, quite cold and speedy, really in the "eat pay go" mentality. The restaurant is quite stacked, don't go there if you want a calm place, if you want to take your time in a relaxed environment.All in all good quality for the price, perfect for a revigorating weekend brunch.
4. Chao ba
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
Discover authentic vietnamese food in a cozy hall at Place d'Italie. We serve freshly cooked vietnamese specialities such as nems, springrolls, bobun, pho, bun cha... All dishes and desserts are homemade.
Reviewed By 645carloa
All the reviews I have read about this restaurant are absolutely true. The young couple who welcome you with a great smile are not only charming but also efficient !!! The food is very similar to what one eats in Hanoi. Start with a selection of their appetisers. Then Try the « bo bun » you wonât regret it .... the flavours are great, the portions generous... itâs a whole meal by itself !!!! I usually have beer with my Asian food ....They have a reasonably good beer called Saigon, tastes great with the meal !!! Enjoy the experience. I will certainly return to this cosy little place.
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3. MEKONG
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By puncherello2000
don't believe the Belleville hype, this little place rue de Tolbiac in the heart of the 13th arrondissement does the best banh mi in Paris!!!Thanks, very soon.
2. Lao Chaleune
Overall Ratings
4 based on 319 reviews
Reviewed By le-dolly
Yet another return to this amazing, but tiny restaurant. This time we find that the ownership has changed hands which was a little worrying at first, thoughts that were very quickly dispelled. Service was almost immediate and as previously very cheerfully presented. Although there was a large family gathering of a dozen or more taking place service to our table was very quick. We chose five plates, Pad Thai, Bo Bun, Seua Rong Haï (Crying Tiger Beef), Chicken in Ginger and a selection of Lao starters, crispy beef and Lao sausage.We may have ordered more, because all the food is so appealing, but the tiny tables will not accommodate much more, which is a great shame.All the dishes can be spiced to your own level of pain/pleasure. With two beers the total cost was 59â¬, an absolute bargain. We will return many time in the future.The « HEAVEN »!?! A huge huge thanks for your sweet comment ! Next time, we will make sure that all the dishes could be in the table itâs a pleasure to serve and give you the best.Hope to see you Soon.Cheers!LC
1. Pho Bom
Overall Ratings
3 based on 288 reviews
Pho Bom is an authentic Vietnamese restaurant located in the centre of the Chinese quarter of the 13th district in Paris
Reviewed By 198vladimirj
I've been there 3 times. Good pho (although I haven't been to Vietnam and therefore can't compare to pho from there). The sate pho is also very good. Service is not perfect, quite cold and speedy, really in the "eat pay go" mentality. The restaurant is quite stacked, don't go there if you want a calm place, if you want to take your time in a relaxed environment.All in all good quality for the price, perfect for a revigorating weekend brunch.
