Petit Saïgon - Carta

I have been living in London for the past 7 months and miss home cooked Vietnamese food. This is as authentic as you can get, not a chain restaurant catered for westerners. Food is delicious and service is great. Highly recommended! I would order the chicken wings!

We were staying around the block and tried this place by chance. They have a limited wine selection but I enjoyed the white I selected. I got a caramelized clay pot dish and it was pretty incredible. Everything looked good around us. Nice people working there. Quiet location. All good. Two people with wine 44 euros.

We visited early Saturday evening: menu seems very poor in choices (Vietnamese is our favorite cuisine, we ate in 100s of Vietnamese restaurants). We ordered from menu - they did not have 2 out of 3 ordered dishes. Asked for a glass of champagne form the menu, they said that we have to buy a bottle. Really unpleasant experience! Ver carta

I had many courses and drinks already when I spied this place going back to my hotel. Stopped by and ordered some fried eggrolls vietnamese style and was taken aback by the quality. The rolls were crisp and hot served with fresh lettuce and sauce reminiscent of Saigon. I ordered the wine and wow, fantastic selection as it is in Paris....Will go back for more.

We came across Petit Saigon walking in the Latin Quarter near the Pantheon. It's a small restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating and service from both the young man and the young lady was friendly and efficient. The Summer Rolls and both Beef and Chicken Pho were as good as those we ate in the side streets of District 1 in Ho Chi Minh city.We would happily go back next time we are in Paris.

Authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Had the pho, great broth and lots of beef. My wife had ribs and rice and was pleased to have the real taste of home. In our home state, so many Vietnamese eateries have a Korean influence.Also, it was refreshing to enter a restaurant in Paris and be served a pitcher of water immediately without asking or being charged for it like in so many of the restaurants catering to the tourist trade in Paris. Ver carta

We had booked this place ahead of time, knowing we would have a late night check-in to our hotel and would be looking for somewhere close-by to eat.In the end we were even later because our in-bound flight was delayed; but we got our concierge to give the restaurant a phone and they kindly agreed to honour the booking even although it was close to closing time - so kudos and thanks for that.The food was tasty and service efficient - just what we needed at the time.

I have been in this place before experience was good but today I tried to go and the wife of the owner had really bad attitude even if she recognized me I came for lunch with a friend who had a tiny cutest dog in a bag and she refused the entrance looking at the sweat dog a way that it is meat and not something else. Their did it in a very naughty way. So I will never go to this place again and I can not advise this restaurant to animals lovers as the owners hate them. In Vietnam dogs are on the menu list. Thanks that in France it is forbidden because you will find it on their menu

Their is a lot of Vietnamese restaurant in the latin quartin of paris but this one as something different. The owner is really taking is job seriously and will guide to pick the best dishes related to your taste and specifications. All the country style casserole dishes are awesome. I has the vegetarian country style casserole and I was so amazed by the taste and the texture that i ask how they make such this incredible vegetartian foodand they explained me that they have buddhist monk that prepared the base and they said each of their speciality are provided by the specialist. So everything is fresh and so tasty. Portion are also very good.Can't wait to go back. Ver carta