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France Food Guide: 6 Vietnamese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ozoir-la-Ferriere
Find out what Vietnamese restaurants to try in Ozoir-la-Ferriere including Dragon Celeste, Le TUK TUK DE SAIGON, Le Mandarin, Pho Quynh, L'Atelier du Wok, Le Royal Torcy
6. Le Royal Torcy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 363 reviews
Reviewed By HeimlichVigilantes
We tried their famous lok lak and were underwhelmed as it was not very tasty, even though it was quite pricey. There is a large menu with dozens of specialties to choose from, so you may find something to your liking, such as bo bun or soups. We tried the nems and found they didn't feel as fresh as we expected. Our three colours desert was actually quite good ! 50% of the extensive staff was actually friendly. You should probably try it and see for yourself.
5. L'Atelier du Wok
Overall Ratings
4 based on 396 reviews
Reviewed By mummyhustle
Following an exhausting and long day at Disneyland with our 3 kids we wanted some decent, reasonably priced food close to our hotel that didn't involve burgers or chips! We opted for this after seeing good reviews on TripAdvisor and it didn't disappoint. For a Thursday night the restaurant was busy and clearly popular, we sat outside and enjoyed the last of the evening sun. We went for the set menus and chose 3 different dishes, all of which were big portions and super tasty, the deal offered really good value for money. The service was friendly and the food came quick. It was exactly what we needed after a long tiring day! Happy bellies all around! Would recommend.
4. Pho Quynh
Overall Ratings
4 based on 529 reviews
Reviewed By 630freeb
Now I'm tough on Vietnamese restaurants, they're generally not up to the standard, oily, tasteless, with a limited choice of dishes. Now this is definitely not the case for this restaurant. We regularly come and their pho soups and bun bo salads are really good. This time, we tried different dishes: sautées thick rice noodles with pork, shrimps and vegetables; Vietnamese pork dumplings, Thai basil beef and homemade lemon tea. They were all very good and cheap. The portion for the sautées noodles is gigantic and only costs over 11â¬. Be warned. If you have small stomachs, you might not need to order starters and find it difficult to have a dessert after your main dishes. Flavours are delicate and varied. The Thai basil beef had a different taste than usual, the sauce was tick and tasty. In total it only costed us 32â¬. A real bargain. Will always recommend this place.
France Food Guide: 5 Thai food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ozoir-la-Ferriere
3. Le Mandarin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By honestman906
Used here while staying nearby, lovely restaurant , clean and really nice inside. The couldn't talk in English but wasn't a problem at all. the could understand what we were talking about and exactly did the meal how we wanted. the desserts were massive size portion but the portion size for the mains are small comparing to most of the Chinese restaurant in UK. They never came and asked us how our meal were going or if we wanted more drinks etc, may be they didn't bother as we couldn't talk French and they couldn't talk English. Overall. we all enjoyed the meal, we loved their big desserts too. I recommend this resturant for chinese food lover when you are in the area.
2. Le TUK TUK DE SAIGON
Overall Ratings
4 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By LamN_12
Located in a commercial centre about 50 km east of Paris, in an area where lots of Asians live. Thatâs why this centre has a high concentration of Asian restaurants: Viá»t/Thái, Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Korean. Surprisingly, the Viá»t food here is one of the most authentic and flavourful in the Paris region, better than at most of the leading Viá»t restaurants in the 13ème arrondissement. We didnât try the phá» (which is more street food), but the home-cooking dishes were really very good: cá kho tá», canh chua, bò lá lá»t, gá»i xoải tôm, bánh khá»t. Service is friendly but kind of blurred - forgetful and not-proactive. Many Vietnamese living in Paris take the RER to go out here for lunch. Donât bother about the Thai dishes. None of the chefs are Thái, and the restaurant is not called Le Tuk Tuk de Bangkuk anyway. If you want Thái, go to a ârealâ Thái restaurant. I would never go to a Franco-Spanish restaurant owned by Frenchmen in Asia to eat Spanish food.
1. Dragon Celeste
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Jo R
Nous étions douze. Super à cceuil. n vrai chinois à table. De vrai plats goûteux à des prix raisonnables. Un très beau décor. Ãcceuil et service chaleureux.
