Au Coin Des Gourmets

Excellent viet dishes in a cosy place! Very carefull and smilling staff ! Do not hesitate to go, it's a perfect experience !!!!

normally I wouldn't eat a foreign kitchen to the city that I visit and where it is already excellent in the city where I live (i.e.

One of the tastiest Southeast Asian restaurants in Paris. Very simple environment and rather hurried service but the food is magnificent. Ver carta

I came here a few times now and it has always been a very good experience_My favorite dish is the Cambodian amok, very friendly staff, better to do

We have been eating at this family owned restaurant for 30 years. The food is consistently the best Vietnamese food we have eaten. Anywhere. Service is very attentive, the atmosphere pleasant.

Well located, it is right in the 5th arrondisement. Small restaurant serving Vietnamese food. Paris is well known for this due to a long history of France and Vietnam. Unfortunately the food is just not great. Adequately made, it is not worth the price it charges. So definitely a miss. Ver carta

A small, cozy, friendly place. We had excellent starters but mains (pad thai, and langoustine) were a disappointment, with muted flavours. Mango to finish was very good. We were surprised that the reviews of this place have been generally so good - we can get a better (and cheaper) meal at East Bird, our local Vietnamese in the 11th.

We used to have dinner in this restaurant every time we visited in Paris. Food was incredible and we enjoyed fully it. This July, same scenario but with a lousy result. The chef must have been changed but this is not the same food and taste we were used to. Too much garlic in the Salade Papaye, the Amok Cambodgien was dry and tasteless, the frog legs very average. Extremely disappointing!

On our first night in Paris we were starving and looking for a place to eat in the Latin Quarter. This caught our eye and we are glad it did. It calls itself Indochinese but is essentially Vietnamese. The waiter, a member of the family, speaks excellent English and is very happy to advise. We had 2 courses and 2 carafes of wine coming in at 81Euros, which is not bad for central Paris. The food was very good, the fact that I did not particularly like the Indochine fried rice is more down to my failure to appreciate it than quality! We will definitely try the sister restaurant near Place Vendome if we are ever there. This place definitely deserves its place in the good food guides to Paris. Ver carta