Location: Ivry-sur-Seine
Top Restaurants in Ivry-sur-Seine
Top 10 Asian food in Ivry-sur-Seine, Ile-de-France, France
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10. 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.
9. Restaurant Chinois Di-Choulie A Paris
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By Herps
We found this place down one of the roads off the main square in place d'italie. We were greeted warmly by the hostess who was very helpful despite our poor attempts at speaking French! The food was divine, really lovely!! We shared a chicken hot pot type of dish and it was fantastic, I can also recommend the peanut and sesame vegetable salad as a starter. The host and his wife who is the chef run a lovely restaurant and we really enjoyed our evening here!
8. Restaurant Bambou D'or
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
Traditional Cambodian Food cooked with love in a friendly familial atmosphere. Come and try, you won't regret it.
Reviewed By KurtM28
Having lived there for a long while I praise myself of knowing Cambodia and its food quite well, so I invited my husband to this Khmer restaurant in Chinatown in the 13eme Arrondissement. (We actually found several more interesting- looking Lao Cambodian Issan restaurants in Belleville where we stayed.) The Bambou d'Or is located in a quiet street off Metro Maison Blanche between Ave d'Italie and Ave Choisy. Honestly, without the recommendations on TA we would not have come here, but we were not disappointed.We ordered Fish Amok and Selor Keko. Both tasted "home- cooked", the Fish Amok less spicy though than I had expected.The service was friendly and swift, the restaurant very clean and tidy. Prices were very reasonable.A nice lunch visit bringing back joyful memories of a beautiful country and its lovely people.
7. Mondol Kiri
Overall Ratings
4 based on 447 reviews
Reviewed By MZTParis
The restaurant is small and gets filled already from early in an evening.Tables all in a row, even those outside. Vey little privacy for a quiet chat.Staff friendly but rushed off their feet.Prices rather steep.One is not offered chopsticks.Wine is served in beautiful glasses which is a plus.The bottled water is warm.Not for me!
6. Gin'ro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By chasinUpstateNewYork
We visited Gin'ro this evening; five friends all of whom have a taste for good Korean. Two knew (they'd been there before) they would choose the barbecue (beef on both choices); one chose the gyoza, knowing she could and would be sampling other dishes. My companion chose Marmite de fruits de mer au tofu (called SON DU BU in Korean) and I chose the BiBimBap with beef and egg. We were served a very tasty and light broth soup as a starter, along with many little pickled veggies as side dishes. The BBQ & Bibimbap also come with choices of little Korean pancakes (I chose this) or a salmon maki roll or salmon sushi. My friends chose the maki roll, it looked good.BBQ is done as is usual, on a gas-heated hot surface built into the table. Each of the pair who chose BBQ were served a generous platter of beef, sliced very thin and marinated in a sauce. All accompanied by sliced mushrooms and veggies, along with a generous bowl of rice. I sampled the BBQ and it was the best I've had.My Bibimbap came in the sizzling hot stone bowl, and was delicious. You add your own sauce, so you can control just how hot the final dish may taste. I've enjoyed Korean in various restaurants in France and the US (in the company of a Korean co-worker at times) and to my taste, Gin'ro was Very GOOD. Portions were quite generous, none of us had room for dessert.
5. 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.
4. 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.
3. Sesame & Sel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By JonathanKingOfHits
Nice clean modern room; pleasant Korean beer; appetisers nice chicken fried in sesame seeds, dumplings then beef stew with pickled vegetables and white rice. Altogether nourishing and delicious. Helpful staff. I shall return.
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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.
