Le Vietnam — Restaurant in Nice

A Taste of Vietnam in the Heart of Monaco Finding a restaurant that perfectly balances exquisite flavors, a serene atmosphere, and excellent value for money in Monaco can be a challenge, but this delightful Vietnamese spot manages to do just that. From the moment you step inside, you're transported far from the bustling streets of the Principality. The decor is a beautiful blend of traditional Vietnamese aesthetics and modern, minimalist design, creating a calm and inviting space. Every dish is a testament to the healthy, fresh, and vibrant nature of Vietnamese cuisine. The summer rolls are a must-try, packed with crisp vegetables, fresh herbs, and plump shrimp, served with a light and addictive peanut sauce. The pho, a true test of any Vietnamese kitchen, is simply superb—the broth is light yet deeply flavorful, simmered for hours to perfection. It feels nourishing and wholesome, a stark contrast to the heavy, rich food often found In a ….city known for its extravagant prices, you can enjoy a fantastic, high-quality meal without breaking the bank. The portions are generous, the ingredients are top-notch, and the prices are wonderfully reasonable.The staff are warm, attentive, and knowledgeable, happy to guide you through the menu and offer recommendations. They make you feel genuinely welcome, enhancing the entire dining experience. It’s a rare gem that delivers on every front, making it a must-visit for anyone looking for a healthy, delicious, and reasonably priced...

Had a great dinner experience with excellent food and a nice atmosphere. Service was good by local standards, and prices are very reasonable.

Started with banh xeo, or Vietnamese pancakes with pork and shrimp. They just barely stayed together and were delicious with the sauce that was served with them. Then I moved on to a fried squid appetizer that was good but not as great as the banh xeo, but I'm still glad I ordered it.

For a main course I had the spicy duck with sticky rice. While I wish the duck had been cooked a little less, it certainly wasn't dry and the flavors in the sauce were amazing, with just a little hint of heat.

Dessert was flambé bananas in a liquor, along with some tea.

It's a little bit of a hike from where I'm staying in Monaco, but I'm going to try to work in another visit...

Le Vietnam... sounds fun for first. Looks like an authentic kitchen, with big variety of food, and normal prices. But let's go down the hill. U come inside u sit. Waiter serve the French first, if u talk in English, he will serve u last,. Even if someone come after u. U order the food. The starters, I DO NOT RECOMMEND. asking price for the freezer picked snacks . It's just out from the double baked cooler, taste is awefull, u can do it at home from the worst materials. For the main food we waited 2 !! Hour. ! I went to say ok, thank you, we leave, but suddenly the food appeared front of us. Soup is pretty bad, though it's called pho, but it don't have anything to do with it. It's untastefull, not good material. Cheap thing. So if u want a tip. Don't visit this place. Cause u will find...