Cô Ba Saigon — Restaurant in Paris

No joke……the cooking here is just like my mom’s. We had plans to come here for dinner one night, but then one night turned into two nights, and could’ve easily been 3-4 if we didn’t have reservations elsewhere.

The food is sooooo good, and the service above and beyond. It’s located off a busy street, but in a small corner. The owner/chef is a sweet young Vietnamese lady and has a teenage daughter that helps with service.

If you’re looking to change up your dining experience in France, and want some good home cookin’ come here and you will not be disappointed. We...

Delighted to find this little hidden gem tucked away in the corner but conveniently located right by République metro station. Yummy food served/made by super friendly and kind staff. Menu is small and it’s a no frills kind of place but clean and affordable - they offer a la carte or set menu during weekdays. We enjoyed the beef pho, cha gio (nem), goi cuon, and coconut/banana sago desserts! Definitely plan to come back to try other items on the menu. Probably works best for dining solo or groups under 4 since the place is tiny :) Vietnamese...

We had their rice vermicelli and it was sooo good we ordered it twice! The pickled veggies and fish sauce complimented the noodle so well. The beef noodle soup wasn’t as good as the rice vermicelli though. The broth wasn’t as rich as what we get in Toronto. It’s a small shop with no AC so lots of people opt to sit outside. Not kid friendly though as the washroom is tiny with no changing pad (common in a lot of Paris restaurants though).

The gentleman who works there knows English but not the lady. So if you don’t know French you know...