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Review

May Hong

4 out of 5 stars
  • Restaurants | Vietnamese
  • price 1 of 4
  • Quartier de la Gare
  • Recommended
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Time Out says

May Hong is a Vietnamese tea house serving excellent pho soups in the middle of the convivial Galerie d’Olympiades, a bustling centre for Asian produce. Open only in the daytime, its big bay windows look out onto the esplanade, giving it a warm and tranquil atmosphere even in winter. The short menu sticks to a few standard dishes, done well: papaya salad, spring rolls, banh cuon, banh beo tom (€6 to €7.50), rice and meat mains (€7 to €10) and traditional soups (the famous chicken or beef pho, perhaps the best in Paris). Of the desserts at €3.90, we enjoyed the ‘délice’ of longan (a close relative of the lychee) and lotus seeds, an interesting and not unpleasant mixture of textures and flavours. Another great discovery is the salted lemon juice drink. In sum, delicious classic cooking in a welcoming atmosphere, without frills.

Details

Address
44 avenue d'Ivry
13e
Paris
Transport:
Métro : Olympiades ou Maison Blanche
Opening hours:
Daily 11am-5.30pm
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