
The broth arrives piping hot, the noodles still firm and the fresh herbs added at the last moment. A complete, honest bowl that sums up the restaurant.
"Pho paris 13": the 13th arrondissement remains the cradle of phở in Paris, around Avenue de Choisy and Avenue d'Ivry. At Phở 98, we carry on that tradition at 45 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, in the 9th, a few minutes from the Opéra and the Grands Boulevards.

When you look for a "pho paris 13", you first think of the Asian quarter of the 13th arrondissement, around Avenue de Choisy, Avenue d'Ivry and Porte de Choisy. That is where the Vietnamese community made phở known in Paris, this rice-noodle soup with a long-simmered broth.
The 13th remains a landmark for many phở lovers. But not every craving for a fragrant broth is found in Tolbiac: in central Paris, in the 9th, Phở 98 makes phở its speciality, a short walk from the Opéra. A handy address when you work near or pass through the Grands Boulevards, without crossing the whole city for a good bowl.
A good phở comes first from its broth: hours of simmering, spices, a clarity and depth that make all the difference. It is the heart of Vietnamese cuisine, and the dish that gave Phở 98 its name.
Rice noodles still firm, fresh herbs added at the last moment, thin slices of beef or meatballs: each bowl is composed to taste. To understand the main beef versions, our guide phở bò or phở tai helps you choose before ordering.

Raw beef, cooked beef or meatballs: each bowl starts from the same slow-cooked broth and is plated to order. It is up to you to choose the version that suits you.

The broth arrives piping hot, the noodles still firm and the fresh herbs added at the last moment. A complete, honest bowl that sums up the restaurant.

The thin slices of raw beef cook gently on contact with the fragrant broth. The most straightforward version to grasp what makes a good phở.

Generous beef meatballs in a broth with a long finish: a comforting bowl, enjoyed just as much at lunch as in the evening.
The 13th has its institutions, but the 9th has its advantages: a central location, reachable on foot from the Opéra, the Grands Boulevards, Cadet and Richelieu-Drouot. At lunch, Phở 98 offers menus designed for a complete and quick meal, handy for local professionals. Browse our menu to see the full range of bowls and specialities.
In the evening, the mood shifts pace: alongside the phở bowls come the Sichuan hot pots, to share among friends, family or colleagues. To place the restaurant within the neighbourhood, see our page restaurant in the 9th, and let yourself be tempted by a central table rather than a round trip to the 13th.

Dine in, in the lounge on Faubourg Montmartre, the broth is served piping hot and the herbs are added at the last moment: the most faithful way to enjoy all the aroma of a phở. For delivery via Citron 8, Deliveroo and Uber Eats, the packaging keeps the temperature, with noodles and herbs packed separately. The recipe stays the same: the choice depends on your time.
Table booking is done online via TheFork, valuable in the evening when the neighbourhood fills up. Whether you are looking for a "pho paris 13" or a more central address, Phở 98 stays easy to reach, on foot or by metro. To go further, read our page best phở in Paris.
Want to discover the atmosphere before you come? Browse our photo gallery then book your table at 45 rue du Faubourg Montmartre.
Craving a good phở without necessarily heading down to the 13th? Book your table at Phở 98, 45 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, or browse the menu before making up your mind.
The 13th, around Avenue de Choisy and Avenue d'Ivry, is the historic quarter of phở in Paris thanks to the Vietnamese community: you will find many soup addresses. If you are looking for a more central option, Phở 98 serves its phở in the 9th, at 45 rue du Faubourg Montmartre.
No. Phở 98 is located in the 9th arrondissement, at 45 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, near the Opéra, the Grands Boulevards and the Cadet and Richelieu-Drouot stations. It is a central alternative to the Asian quarter of the 13th to enjoy a phở.
For the location, above all. The 9th is reachable on foot from the Opéra and the Grands Boulevards, handy at lunch and in the evening. Phở is the house speciality here, alongside the Sichuan hot pots served in the evening.
Yes, Phở 98 offers lunch menus, handy for local professionals in the Opéra, Grands Boulevards and Richelieu-Drouot areas. It is an ideal option for a complete and quick lunch around a bowl of phở.
Yes. Delivery is provided by Citron 8, Deliveroo and Uber Eats, and table booking is done online on TheFork. You can enjoy your phở on site in the 9th or have it delivered to your home.
Yes. In addition to phở, the restaurant features Vietnamese and Chinese specialities on its menu, including the Sichuan hot pots served in the evening, to put together a meal to suit your cravings.