Paris Hanoï

I ordered the spring roll and lemongrass chicken . The spring roll is okay . The lemongrass chicken comes with a big plate . The chicken does not seems fresh and no taste. There are a lot of oil in the dish . If you like large portion of food, this place is not bad. The quality is questionable. I tried the bathroom and it is so old and dirty. I am glad I did not go to the bathroom before the food . Or else , I will lose my appetite

Great Vietnamese restaurant, full of locals. Great quality and fair prices for huge dishes. Love the beef noodles and shrimp bobun ❤️ lovely staff and cozy ambiance. Perfect in couple or with friends.

Food was pretty good, spring rolls were nice. Beef was quite dry and over cooked.

Tasty pho; very good value for money. And, there's a queue for a reason :). Friendly staff; the service is fast and the menu is varied. If too busy, takeaway is also an option. The place is very small, but it is worth the wait.

Nice place for quick cheap lunch. Not something special. Beef soup was ok, same as chicken with lemongrass and rice dish. Very good service. Cheap.

Authentic Vietnam cuisine, the soup of Pho is one of the best I've tried in Paris. Will definitely recommend it to friends 🙂

Place was friendly and very nice to hang out. Good was tasty and there were a lot of options But my meat was over cooked so my meal was little less enjoyable than expected:(

Very cozy environment with very helpful staff. Kitchen is so good, highly recommended.

Un joli décor. Ce restaurant a été créé il y a plus de 20 ans. Nous avons beaucoup nos plats principaux. En revanche, j ai commis une erreur en choisissant le fondant au chocolat qui n avait rien d extraordinaire et dont la crème pâtissière avait une saveur industrielle. A very nice décor. The restaurant has been operating from more than 20 years. We really enjoyed our main dishes. It was a mistake to order the chocolate cake which had nothing special and whose cream had an industrial taste.

Cha giò (accents are not working on yelp) was good, the wrapper they use is real banh trang (not egg roll wrapper) which is not always used in restaurants and I like it. The wrapper was nice and crispy. It had a clear meat flavor in the rolls. The pho had stronger notes of star anise and cinnamon but good. Why don't they use nice, big soup spoons here for pho? For soup, we were given large flat metal spoons. It took me forever to eat. It was hot inside the restaurant, but the good food made up for it. Even if you don't speak French getting a table and ordering should not be a problem.

Arrive early for delicious and affordable food. I went upon the recommendation of a friend from Paris and this restaurant did not disappoint. If you don't want to stand in a long queue, I advise arriving early. We came about an hour after opening at exactly dinnertime on a Thursday, and waited about half an hour, which wasn't too bad. It helped that it was just two of us. The food was great and the portion size was generous. I would describe the prices as "Paris-cheap," the prices are cheap, for this city.

Paris Hanoi is usually amazing. I dine here weekly, sometimes I come even twice a week. Ive dined and done take out. Even when they are busy, they are fast but service is really a mixed bag. I've taken a ton of my friends here and they are hooked too! Let's start with their food: I've tried their ice coffee (just black coffee with tons of sugar, definitely not Vietnamese style with condensed milk so not worth it), pho (awful, REALLY, don't get it), beignet appetizers (basically fried shrimp, not amazing), and their winner: the BO BUN NEM!! The bo bun NEM is beyond amazing. Like where do I even begin? For 11.5€, you get perfectly cooked noodles, fresh vegetables, thinly cut steak pieces usually cooked to perfection, sauce, and two fried egg rolls. Their egg rolls are amazing. So good that I would be okay with myself ordering more. But this dish isn't consistent. Sometimes I get meat that's partly pink (awful). Sometimes I get little sauce. Sometimes I get barely any veggies. But usually it's good and it comes piping hot! I've ordered this dish as a take out and it works. You just have to eat it fast or else it gets a little swollen if that makes sense. The reason they aren't five stars is the service. Sometimes the food comes out cold, I have to wait forever for the menu or to be acknowledged, the server is just plain mean. One time my friend put in an order and tried to change it because she can't eat beef and the guy refused. They could have easily changed it but no. She had to pick out all the beef and it was the saddest thing ever. You pay at the cash register and sometimes they just throw the check at you. This place is strange but the food is good. If you come early, there is no wait. They also have sriracha which is RARE in Paris.

Um what? What a random pho spot we found while walking around. The weather was chilly and a bit gloomy, and we were hungry! Pho is definitely a cure all for this mood. The place was packed and rightly so. Tbh I didn't expect much of Vietnamese food in Paris but wow I actually really enjoyed this pho! I was skeptical at first because it seemed like there was an interesting mix of customers and not really any Vietnamese but it was very good. It's quite small and you may be sat next to strangers, but it was a comfortable and buzzy atmosphere. If you come across it then I say check it out.

Although the Yelp information indicates its open from 10:30AM until 10PM, Paris Hanoi closes like many Paris restaurants at 2:30 in the afternoon for a 4 hour break. Then they start up again for the evening crowd. I found this out the hard way by making the trek from the 1st to the 11th, arriving at 2:30 only to be turned away. It all worked out for the best however because by 8PM, five of us had joined the crowd standing outside Paris Hanoi waiting for a table. The wait in line was about 45 minutes and worth every bit of it. I had shrimp stir-fry and the vegetables were perfectly cooked. The meal comes in a large bowl with the rice already added. And importantly - its not over salted! At the table we had curry, noodles, imperial rolls (crispy rolls aka nems (Fr.)), etc. - nothing was left. The line stayed in place outside until after 10. We were lucky enough to be seated directly in front of the open kitchen. I really like the open kitchen - nothing to hide and all good. Service was fine. This is a great Paris value meal. Its walkable from Bastille but there are also buses that run until late. Taxi back to the 1st is only about 10Euro. Oh yeah - no credit cards taken - bring cash money...Euros that is.

I NEVER normally review places but this time I feel compelled to warn people of the attrocities they are serving up here in Paris Hanoï....I have been to Vietnam several times and have been eating the best Vietnamese food throughout Asia for many years so I would consider myself a reasonable judge on decent Vietnamese food. What they served up here is NOT fit for human consumption.....even the plain rice was over cooked and inedible STAY AWAY.......

Short review but not much to say! Good selection of dishes and very large portions but food lacks spice and flavour (I guess it's been adapted to French tastes). Main meals will set you back around 10 euros on average. If you're in the area and really hungry, go for it! But don't expect the best Vietnamese of your life.

Very poor meal. We were delivered with Deliveroo. We took noodles and bobun, both were cooked the day before, for sure. Expensive for the quality and quantity. Very little nems(no puns intended). Noodles were mixed from overcooked and normal.

Good Vietnamese food in Paris! Love this place, the food was good, but the space was so tight and stuffed. When you step out of this restaurant you smell like you just stepped out from some Vietnamese Kitchen. Their service was good, your order comes up in less minutes than any other restaurant. The down side for me, is the waiting and not having the space for their customers to wait. Any thing can happen by standing outside by the door, it is literally 2 feet from the major road.

Best food we ate on our trip to Paris so far!! Even though it's Asian, we heard about it from several Parisians and had to eat here. There is almost always a line outside the restaurant, but it's worth the wait.

Cute little Vietnamese restaurant that my boyfriend and I stumbled upon. We loved the egg rolls (imperial rolls) with the dipping fish sauce. I ordered the pho and the broth was very flavorful- no extra hoisin sauce needed.

This is a small Vietnamese restaurant. In the evening it opens at 7 pm. After half an hour it was full and people had to queue outside and await their turn to be seated. It has a couple of dish categories like soup , noodles or meat. But be aware that all dishes are a full meal. I took the chicken in lemon balm. It was accompanied by rice and fried vegetables. The dish was very good. The whole meal with beer and dessert cost me around 20€. Not bad.

Ok, not going to lie - be prepared to wait a bit for the BEST VIETNAMESE EVER ! True, that may be an exaggeration. However, it's very *very* good noms and even my friends who hate waiting in line get excited to go back. Once you are seated, it isn't more than 10 minutes to start eating so really the time you would normally spend chatting with your friends before the meal is spent outside instead of at the table. If you can't get over the idea of waiting then just get takeout ! Show up, walk inside, make your order and BOOM. In 5 min you have poulet a la citronelle sur legumes et riz to go ! Lemongrass chicken. I love you.

Some of the best food I have ever, ever put in my mouth, and I am picky with Vietnamese food as I live in Los Angeles, which has an excellent selection of that cuisine. I got the Bo Bun (beef with vermicelli, peanuts, bean sprouts, Thai basil, lettuce), a fried egg roll, and a Spring roll. Everything was amazing. The beef was some of the most flavorful and tender I have ever eaten, and the fried egg roll was as good as Golden Deli's in the SGV, which is the best I've ever had--tender, packed with taste, perfectly crispy. (Insider tip: did you know that egg rolls come with lettuce because you are supposed to wrap it around the roll?) Like others have said, I had to wait in line when I got there--about 40 minutes on a Tuesday at 8pm. I was exhausted and really hungry. It was worth every second. Plus, the food is served quickly--we got our rolls with 5 minutes and our main dishes within 15, even though the place was packed and people were getting takeout. Bonus: our server spoke great English and was really nice.

I've visited a few Vietnamese restaurants in Paris including Pho Banh Cuon 14, Le Bambou, and Foyer du Vietnam, but this is definitely my favourite so far. The food served is pretty typical of the Vietnamese food you would get in North Vietnam. The spring rolls @ E0.80 per piece were piping hot straight from the fryer, and the dipping sauce was as close to what would be prepared in my household, so two thumbs up there. The pho noodle soup had the underlying aniseed flavour you would expect and two types of beef (tender beef shin marbled with fat), and the rare beef steak that was left to cook in the hot broth. My b/f's meat patties with vermicelli rice noodles were moist and the accompaniments of coriander, pickled carrot and turnip, mint, bean sprouts and chopped roasted peanuts made for a lovely light lunch. Warm service and lovely people too. Would come again for my Vietnamese fix.

Delicious, fresh and full of flavour at amazing prices (10€ for a massive portion). Although you may have to wait for a table, and there isn't much room inside, it's cosy & lively & worth it for the amazing food that arrives about 5 minutes after ordering. Don't expect service with a smile but expect fast, fantastic food at unbeatable prices.

Excellent food. One of the best vietnamese in Paris. Every single time people are queuing on the side walk. Also possibility of take-away.

It was good, but not great. Honestly, the fact that they do not take credit cards is rather 19th Century.

Based on others reviews, we got there as it opened. The place is small but, boy, it is hopping and moves fast! We ordered both the beignets and the spring roll. Both were good but the beignets were fabulous. Ordered the beef sate and the chicken sate. Both were generous portions, flavorful and nicely-done. We even did the unthinkable and asked for a to-go box--very unPariseinne!

Went there during a business trip cos the owners are authors of one of my favourite cooking books. At 11:45 am there was already a small queue and 30 minutes after opening 12:00am for lunchtime) the place was fully occupied. I loved the phô which I had being prepared with blanched beef fillet which was really tender. Nice broth, lotta fresh herbs and on my special request 2 more fresh chilies :) I've to say I loved the atmosphere of this small n packed place with the open kitchen. Seemed to me a bit more like Asian street kitchen than the nice n stylish small places of my hometown Berlin (don't get me wrong- I love this style too). Will for sure drop by again especially since the whole neighbourhood must be cool at nights

We waited and waited and waited and it wasnt that bad. You get to look into the resto while you wait and the passerbys are of interest. Once in its like being in Hanoi in the winter back in the early 90's when restos were far and few between and you would really be huddling around the front of a family's home. The kitchen is tiny and those coming in to pick up food to go are plenty. The staff is super efficient and you are barely made aware of all that has to take place to keep this place humming. The portions are generous and the beef and pork over rice noodle dishes look yummy. We had spring rolls and Pho. It was fine. In truth though, its not super special. I think when you have spent time in Vietnam, live in SF where you have slanted door at the high end and Polk street vendors at all price levels you get spoiled. I guess the deal is that its new and cool for Parisians and Id say that if I lived there, id go back however next trip to Paris will not include another go.

3.5 stars ce restaurant est plein de charme. a bit tricky to get to the first time. but so worth it for a bowl of pho, grilled pork w/ garlic rice and nems. the stir-frys are also pretty yummy, the beef dishes(chewy) not so much. small, cottagey space with an open kitchen and a colorful mix of students and residents of the quartier. a definite cheap eats find.

This place was great, after a week of good cheese, bread and wine I was ready for some real food. Beef and noodle was delicious, plenty of water to drink, (rare experience for me in Paris) and great friendly service. My family of 4 ate 4 entrees and appetizers for 53 euros.

Each time we walked by Paris Hanoi, the long waiting line caught our attention. This is obviously a very popular place. So, last week my boyfriend suggested to have dinner here! We didn't have to wait very long and got seated at a table right next to another couple. Don't go here if you want a romantic tête-à-tête ;) The place is busy and crowded, but actually that's part of the charm. You come here for the food, and the food is good! The noodles and the chicken curry we ordered were not mind-blowing, but still very tasty and satisfying. The portions are large (you can take the leftovers home if you want) and the prices are very democratic, so that's a great combination! The service was quick and efficient. We will come here again :)

Try the caramelized chicken! Really delicious food but expect a wait outside (worth it though!)

Pas tres cher, mais pas bon, and full of French hypsters

it was sooooo good last year and it went bad recently. they are very understaffed and overcrowded. new chefs and changes in the menu. restore old glory and you'll get 5* ;) didnt checked recently other paris hanoi. will do soon. maybe still good not like this one.