Dong Phat - Carta

This small restaurant does a lot of take-out business. It only has about 6 tables but the food is delicious. Try the Dong Phat you will not be disappointed.

We discovered this charming resturant on our last trip to Paris in July . The food was great and the atmosphere was friendly . We would recommend this for anyone who wants a fine meal and a good experience.

This place was a Great Find, to introduce a friend to viet food. Never had viet beer, which was quite good. Food was quite good. Very inexpensive place close to Tour Eiffel. It was good enough, we almost had a second visit. Ver carta

This was a very welcome surprise. The food was fantastic. I must confess that we even ordered an additional dish as we enjoyed the food so much, but our eyes were bigger than our stomaches! Very friendly and patient waitresses, who easily communicated in English.

This restaurant is about 10 min walk from Eiffel Tower. You have to visit if you are craving Vietnamese in Paris. The papaya salad was out of the world. It was so perfect. Spring rolls were spot on and the pho was great too. Basically, go and try it out. Price is very reasonable.

We had a long weekend trip to Paris with my family and this restaurant will never forgotten.The food was so delicious and each euros we paid was not wasted.My pho is always empty :).Happy tummy :)..Yes,the place tiny but it was OK.I fine it cozy.The cook and the women who served our food was so friendly.If you want to feel ASIAN CARE,try this restaurant. Ver carta

In the midst of tourist hype and pricey fare this genuine Vietnamese restaurant delivers quality food at reasonable prices! Freshly prepared, authentic and tasty. Staff are delightful, gracious and the night we were there a local couple visited and were welcomed warmly - surely a good sign. On this night we had Menu 3 and 6 with Jasmine tea, 3 courses each and tea for 27 Euros.

Really looking forward to discovering a "genuine" Vietnamese food experience close to home...underwhelmed on every level. Acceptable food, served on plastic platters, ok... cantine style....the nems had nothing to do with the photos seen above in the reviews. Tiny and hard, sauce banal. The Papaya salad with dried beef ok....not more. The pork and chicken dishes, on the tight side....nothing wrong, but not a welcoming experience either. No wine, and a bill that we could have paid to eat really well opposite at the l'Ami Jean....Seems to be the haunt of Americans with Vietnamese heritage....would have expected a lot more. To be honest I do better at the asian shop at my local market...who do...

If you're in the mood for Asian soup, this is the place for you! I am Vietnamese and went looking for authentic Vietnamese food. It does not seem to exist here in Paris because most of the Pho restaurant are owned by Chinese or Taiwanese. So the soup base will be very different than what you're used to having in Vietnam. However this place is very good! Try the Tonkinese soup, I wanted something a little bit spicy and they brought extra space on the side if you want to make it more spicy. It was one of the best soup I've ever had. Did not know where Tonkin was so did a search. Ton·kin (tŏn′kĭn′, tŏng′-)A historical region of southeast Asia on the Gulf of Tonkin, an arm of the South China Sea... Ver carta