Phở 98,
a grand salon.

Phở 98 in the heart of the 9th arrondissement of Paris

At 45 Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, Phở 98 opens a Vietnamese and Chinese table in one of the liveliest districts of Paris. Between Grands Boulevards, rue Cadet and Richelieu-Drouot, our 9th-arrondissement restaurant offers a modern reading of Southeast Asian cuisine: phở simmered daily, fragrant bobun, Sichuan hot pots and Chongqing specialties. Sophie Zhan, founder, signs a menu that follows the two rhythms of a Parisian brasserie — light lunch sets, more daring evening dishes, service seven days a week.

Pho, bobun and Vietnamese signatures in Paris 9th

Phở is the beating heart of the house. Slowly clarified broth, marinated beef, fresh rice noodles: every bowl is plated to order in the golden salon of Phở 98. At lunch, our sets spotlight a phở bò or phở ga served with a starter and dessert — a quick yet careful midday meal a short walk from Opéra Garnier. In the evening, the menu expands with signature phở tai and seasonal variations. Bobun lovers find a refined version with sweet-and-sour sautéed beef, crispy spring rolls and rice vermicelli, available for dine-in or takeaway. To deepen your choice, browse our full online menu, updated with every new arrival.

Sichuan cuisine and Chongqing flavours on Faubourg Montmartre

Evenings and weekends leave room for the bolder dishes of Chongqing and Sichuan: braised beef brisket hot pot, fish in sauerkraut broth, chicken with Sichuan peppercorns, flame-sautéed greens. This signature cuisine sets Phở 98 apart from other Vietnamese restaurants in Paris — a deliberate double identity where Vietnamese soups meet large Chinese hot pots. Lovers of spicy food find here a rare address in Paris 9th, with heat levels tuned plate by plate. To book a table or privatise our salon, reach us through our contact page or call directly on +33 9 55 85 71 99.

A table set like a grand Parisian salon

The decor of Phở 98 deliberately departs from the usual codes of Asian cuisine. Sculpted golden bar, midnight-blue velvet banquettes, crystal cascade, antique mirrors: our forty-seat room was designed as a Haussmannian Parisian salon, nodding to the history of Faubourg Montmartre and the covered passages of the 9th. This setting makes Phở 98 a natural choice for a dinner for two, a meal with friends, a business lunch near Grands Boulevards or a private event. To feel the atmosphere before coming, explore our Salon gallery, refreshed service after service.

Getting to Phở 98 from key spots in the 9th

The restaurant is a two-minute walk from Grands Boulevards station (lines 8 and 9), five minutes from Cadet (line 7) and seven minutes from Richelieu-Drouot (lines 8 and 9). Bus routes 20, 39, 42, 48 and 67 stop nearby. From the Opéra Garnier, Pigalle, the Sacré-Cœur of Montmartre or the major department stores (Galeries Lafayette, Printemps), count ten to twenty minutes on foot. Phở 98 is also reachable by car (Chauchat and Rochechouart car parks under five minutes away) and sits on many gastronomic tours of the 9th arrondissement, alongside the bouillons Chartier and Pigalle. With its Vietnamese and Sichuan-inspired Chinese cuisine, our restaurant complements the neighbourhood's offer with an upscale Asian touch rare in this district.

Booking your table at Phở 98

Reservations are available 7 days a week, at lunch and dinner, through our partner TheFork or by phone. Groups beyond eight guests can request a partial privatisation of the salon. For corporate lunches in the 9th arrondissement, we also offer tailored lunch sets and a seasonal blackboard. Home delivery is handled by Citron 8, Deliveroo and Uber Eats within a wide radius around Faubourg Montmartre — pho, bobun and hot pots arrive in packaging designed to keep broths hot. Every detail, from plating to cooking, is crafted so that the Phở 98 experience continues beyond the dining room.

Phở — Wikipedia article — Learn more about the origin and tradition of phở.