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very beautiful nudel they served. it is bun cha ha noi. you have to try this nude. I highly recommend it. I enjoy the nude very much. large part of pork, refreshing, with salad to eat. yummy!

Very nice noodle they served. It is Bun Cha Ha Noi. You must try this noodle. I highly recommend it. I enjoy the noodle very much. Generous portion of porc, refreshing to eat with salad. Yummy!

Small Vietnamese restaurant that packs a punch with great food! Friendly staff/cooks were attentive and happy to serve us. My wife and I had Bo Bun which came with nems and was so tasty and fresh. The pho spring rolls were huge and delicious!

After a week of delicious but rich French food, we were craving light, authentic Asian dishes, and Vietnamese seemed like the perfect solution. We found Que Toi and what a find it was! It's small, but the food was delicious and tasted as good as...any Vietnamese food we've ever had. The service was friendly and quick, and we left very satisfied.

I saw the signbord of this restaurant while I was walking in Bordeaux and as a lover of Asian cuisine and Vientamese in particular, I decided to stop there. There restaurant is small but very welcoming and clean and they also have a lower ground...floor if you want to eat the food there. The guys in the kitchen and at the cashier are all vietnamese and the food was great! I really enjoyed my meal there. The staff is also nice and polite. If you like asian food, stop there.

This tiny restaurant is run by one young girl on her own and she cooks all the food fresh to order the way her mum taught her. The menu isn't huge and consists mainly of basic Vietnamese dishes but the flavours and authenticity of the food is amazing. It actually rates as our favourite meal while in Bordeaux. There are only 4 tables on ground level but additional downstairs if required. Drinks on offer are beer or wine depending what she has in the fridge. Great value prices too. Highly recommended.

After more than 2 weeks in France, we wanted a change from the local food. Most Asian restaurants in France don't seem authentic, the range of menu items are nothing like the real food you'll get in Thailand or Vietnam. But this no-frills small Vietnamese...place could have been in Ho Chi Minh City. We shared crunchy spring rolls, which are called Nem here in France, and then we each had a bowl of rice noodles and fresh herbs and veges, topped with pork or prawns. Both excellent, full of the salty/spicy/savory flavours of Vietnam. It was fantastic, Just what we wanted. Just one suggestion-get some good local beers on your carte! Vietnam is brilliant at food, but makes pretty ordinary beer, s...

Where my girlfriend and I live, in Italy, there's no chance to find a Vietnamese restaurant. So, once in Bordeaux, our decision where to eat was easily taken! We decided to trust "Que toi" (which translated means "my motherland") and to go there for dinner. And trust me, our decision could never have been wiser!!! To begin with, the owner named Vinh welcomed us with a big smile and made us feel like at home. So thumbs up for the hosting and service! The presentation of the dishes was outstanding, and therefore it deserves our maximum vote. As far as the taste is concerned, the food eaten ( one portion of "Bun Tom", one of nems-Vietnamese springrolls, and one of "Bun bo") was outstandingly de...

My husband and I were walking past Que Toi and were instantly drawn in by the smell of food cooking, which was quite wonderful. We didn't know anything about the restaurant beforehand and hadn't planned on having Vietnamese, but once we were inside, we had to have some of it!Put simply, the food is stunning. It was delicious, fresh and cooked to order. The pork nems were so good, we had two portions and I really wanted another portion of the pho spring roll, but I think they had already sold out (which isn't unsurprising, because it was wonderful). All the while, they were clearly operating a really busy takeaway, which I think is testament to how in demand they are. For main, we had jasmine...