Les 3 Sapèques

I was so glad to find this place. It was a little bit of a gamble because we just saw «Phở» written outside as we were walking around. We were on the waiting list for an hour to eat at Le Petite Cler, and all of the other restaurants were really busy. We decided to give this place a try since there was no wait time and we were tired and hungry, and I am so glad we did. My fiancé tried the caramelized pork with rice, and it was so delicious. Amazing. A little greasy, but I liked it. My fiancé felt a little queasy though after the meal. I had the Phở noodle soup and it was good. A little different than I am use to eating from phở in LA. The phở in the restaurant had thicker noodles, and the soup was more oilier than I am use to, but it was very good. I was just looking for some good hot asian soup, and I got my fix. A lot of locals and non-​tourists were here when I ate. We even met a cute little Scottish terrier who ate with a couple inside the restaurant. The owner of the restaurant is so nice, that he even gave the dog a meal of chicken and rice! I love that. Anyways, was a great little restaurant. Food was great and the waitress was very kind. She did not speak much English but she was very helpful and try to explain the menu for us as best as she could. Awesome prices!!! Best meal for its price, I say.

Small and a bit shabby but full of French people, so obviously popular with non-​tourists. Phở was really good, (and we have high standards as we’ve had the real deal in Hanoi). Nem was good — other courses a bit meh… but fine and good value. We had four dishes and two beers and it was about 40 Euros. Quite near Eiffel tower.

Petit Resto Vietnamien Familial Très Sympa, Très Bön (Cuisine Maison)
et Plus qu’ Abordable (Plats à 10 – 15 Euros).

C’est un bon petit restaurant vietnamien d’une allure modeste qui est tenue par le père et sa fille. Le père c’est un très bon cuisiniers, de bon petits plats vietnamiens atypiques et bon marchés.

Un authentique resto vietnamien en plein 7ème arrondissement.
Le cadre est si modeste qu’on a du mal à imaginer que l’on se trouve dans l’un des quartiers les plus cossus de la capitale, à deux pas du siège du Medef.
Mais l’essentiel est dans l’assiette et ce que l’on y trouve se déguste avec plaisir. Le phở, grande spécialité de la maison, y est aussi savoureux que dans les meilleurs restos du 13ème et il suffit à vous rassasier pour moins de 9 €
Une adresse que je recommande à ceux qui sont las des bistrots chics des environs.

L’avantage de ce restaurant, il est bon marché pour le quartier, le 7ème arrondissement.
C’est un restaurant traditionnel vietnamien avec ses saveurs et ses goûts.
Une bonne adresse.

J’adore les Phở et me plaint tout le temps de né pas en trouver de bons chez nous !
Au point que la pancarte «Phở», m’a sauté aux yeux alors que je passais dans l’avenue bosquet ! Conclusion, une très belle découverte et je prévois d’y retourner fréquemment !
C’est vraiment bon !