Au P’tit Viet — Restaurant in Paris

Really really poor. Went here and I was gluten free and they had no idea what that was. We kept asking the waitress and she said the soya sauce was without wheat and gluten and upon requesting the bottle, it had wheat in it. If I hadn’t requested to look at the bottle, I would have got very sick.

I then asked if they could make vegetables and tofu without any sauce, and after my whole family ate, we asked where that meal was and the waitress had no idea what we were talking about. I ended up leaving the restaurant without eating anything.

I’m surprised because in this day and age, even with translation to French, they had no clue. The waitress needs to be trained on what is gluten as it’s very dangerous for someone who is allergic, to be given soya sauce with wheat in it. It could be...

We were craving something warm on a windy day but were uncertain about eating Viet food in such a touristy and high end area. The broth was excellent and so naturally sweet from the slow cooking of good ingredients. The bowl looked small but it took forever to finish and although I rarely finish the soup back in the States, I drank till I was water logged here.

Really enjoyed the food and nice servers. Heads-up there's no restroom and it'll only fit two small parties, so don't bring too many people to your new...

Tonight we had a really good pho. This restaurant is small and close to hotel. The pho is the best one for the last 5 years. Soup was nice and all ingredients were fresh. I bet this small restaurant will be great and famous restaurant soon if the owner couple do not lose the current mind.

Thanks for your wonderful dishes. Next time when I visit again to Paris, I will definitely come to dine with you again. Please be happy and...