Banoi — Restaurant in Paris

Americans stay clear….

Today my friend and I tried to dine at this location in Le Marais. Upon arrival, we were met with a negative attitude that seemed to be based on our nationality. Interestingly, while the hostess quickly seated French patrons directly before us, we were told there were no available spots for us. When we asked if we could wait, she hesitantly told us we could do as we wished. Upon declining, she shouted 'goodbye' in front of other patrons, leaving us feeling embarrassed.

Highly recommend to avoid at all costs. Great alternative, Paperboy down the road which was very welcoming, unique, and ironically enough, resulted in us experiencing one of our best bites...

What a delightful discovery! This charming little Vietnamese restaurant is a true gem. The food was absolutely delicious - everything tasted incredibly fresh and was expertly prepared by a talented Vietnamese woman who clearly takes great pride in her cooking. The service was wonderfully friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. And the best part? Very reasonable prices, plus they offer takeaway! If you like authentic Vietnamese spring rolls, gỏi cuốn, and are curious about macha madelaines, Banoi Amelot is definitely...

4 out of 6 stars would mighr be my choice if possible. A nice little spot away from the large roads. A friendly staff member who made a table outside possible even though they had limited space. Had an overcooked ‘Ribs aux 5’ in a nice sauce as a starter before diving into their fresh spring rolls. Had three, sliced into halfs (crevette, porc citronelle and white fish) Tasted decent and fresh, but they should have have more crunch, and power in the tastes and less romaine salat) Would come back for the staff and...