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Top 4 Vietnamese food in Savigny-le-Temple, France
Best Vietnamese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Vietnamese food in Savigny-le-Temple. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Vietnamese restaurants near you. including James Bun, Chez KimBoi, Paradis Soleil Levant, L'orchidee
1. James Bun
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By Anosizato102
A new Vietnamese restaurant with the street food concept, James Bun, is appearing in the Carré-Sénart shopping center along the A5 motorway. Parking is big and free. Park near the cinema entrance. The restaurant is clean, the service is fast with the open air kitchen in front of the guests. He prepares only homemade. The taste is almost authentic despite the ingredients of European origin. Furniture and cutlery make you travel directly to Hanoi. The price is average for a good Asian restaurant in Paris. The value for money is perfect. I recommend Pho soups.
2. Chez KimBoi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By JM_FJM
Une belle découverte. Un bon rapport qualité prixUn peu d'attente mais c'est bon signe.Les Bao vraiment sympas !Un bo bun simple et efficace. Testé les ravioles mais pâtes trop sèches. Autre belle découverte la bière "l'instant " du coin .
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3. Paradis Soleil Levant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By denis d
tres convivial, ambiance réussie, que du bonheur, nous étions en famille. le service et la cuisine sont à retenir, les prix vont dans la meme direction, c'est à dire, à la portée de tous. le wook est bie fait et tres bon avec plein de variété de sauce. nous reviendrons vite. merci à toute l'équipe
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4. L'orchidee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Reviewed By anthonyruk
Place was busy when we arrived, several larger groups so things looked promising. Nice clean menu showed a choice of both Thai and Vietnamese dishes.. Laminate menu and menu photos sadly indicated a more basic dining experience, with the kitchen really not adept to serving great food in either cuisine.I always judge a great Thai restaurant on their pad Thai. This one was huge, with no choice of meat:fish but rather the whole lot, the pale noodles didn't have much of a sauce or peanut dressing to bring the dish alive.Menu offers over 40 dishes, so lots to choose from, and takeaway business was busy, so perhaps we ordered wrong, but overall a disappointment.
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