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Bobun
Rice vermicelli, beef stir-fried with lemongrass, fresh raw vegetables and nems: served cold with a sauce on the side, it is the light, fragrant Vietnamese lunch par excellence.
Vietnamese restaurant in Paris, phở and much more in the 9th.
Looking for a Vietnamese restaurant in Paris for a real phở and the flavours of Vietnamese cooking? Phở 98 welcomes you at 45 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, a short walk from the Opéra and the Grands Boulevards.
A Vietnamese restaurant on Faubourg Montmartre, in the heart of the 9th
Phở 98 welcomes you at 45 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, in the 9th arrondissement, a few minutes from the Grands Boulevards, Richelieu-Drouot and the Cadet area. This Parisian Vietnamese restaurant puts phở centre stage while also serving the great classics of Vietnamese cooking, a short walk from the Opéra.
Faubourg Montmartre is one of the liveliest streets in the 9th, frequented by local residents, professionals from nearby offices and visitors passing through Paris. Choosing a Vietnamese restaurant in this area means enjoying a central location, easy to reach on foot or by metro, for a meal true to the flavours of Vietnam.
The signature dish
Phở, the heart of Vietnamese cuisine
At the heart of the house, phở embodies all the finesse of Vietnamese cuisine. This fragrant broth, long simmered, served with rice noodles and garnished with beef and fresh herbs, is that pho soup emblem that gave the restaurant its name. In this Vietnamese restaurant in the 9th, phở invites you to discover delicate, comforting flavours, faithful to tradition.
In Paris, phở first became known in the Asian quarter of the 13th arrondissement, around Avenue de Choisy and Avenue d'Ivry. Phở 98 carries on that tradition on the 9th side, a short walk from the Opéra: to understand the connection, discover our phở, Paris 13 style.
Phở 98 is not limited to phở: the house also brings together Chinese cuisine, starting with the Sichuan hot pots served in the evening. This dual identity lets you build a meal to suit your taste. To choose your bowl well and learn to recognise a great phở, follow our guide to the best phở in Paris 9.
The house Vietnamese classics
Fresh bobun, spring rolls or Loc-Lac-style beef with rice: beyond phở, the menu unfolds the great classics of Vietnam, to build according to your mood and the moment.
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Fresh starter
A rice wrapper rolled cold around prawns, vermicelli and herbs: a fresh, light starter that opens the meal gently, much in demand at lunch and in the evening alike.
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Fried rice
Diced beef pan-seared and served over plain rice: a great Vietnamese classic, generous and comforting, for those looking for a full, hearty dish.
How to order
What to order at a Vietnamese restaurant? Building your meal
First visit to a Vietnamese restaurant, or keen to step out of your habits? A Vietnamese meal is simple to build: a starter to share, then a hot bowl or a fresh dish. Here is how to put yours together from the Phở 98 menu.
To start
Nems, spring rolls or bánh cuốn
Golden nems with pork, chicken or prawns, spring rolls served fresh, or Vietnamese "Banh cuon" rice rolls with pork or prawns: small starters to share before the main dish.
The hot bowl
Phở, your way
Raw beef that finishes cooking in the broth, cooked beef, meatballs, the special version bringing all three together, or chicken phở: the menu offers the signature soup in several versions so everyone finds their bowl.
The fresh dish
Bobun, as an alternative
Rice vermicelli, raw vegetables and herbs, with beef, chicken, prawns or tofu: bobun is mixed at the last moment with its sauce served on the side, for a full meal without broth.
Meat-free
Vegetarian options
Vegetarian nems, tofu spring rolls, tofu bobun and a vegetarian rice noodle soup: a full Vietnamese meal remains possible without meat or fish.
To weigh up the two main beef versions with full knowledge, read our comparison phở bò or phở tái, then find every dish on the soup menu.
Lunch menus and an evening menu made for the neighbourhood
At lunchtime, Phở 98 offers set menus calibrated for a full, quick lunch. This offer is aimed at professionals in the Opéra, Grands Boulevards and Richelieu-Drouot areas, but also at groups looking for a practical Vietnamese restaurant in Paris for a lunch break without losing time. A phở or a bobun lets you eat well while respecting the constraints of a working day. Rice vermicelli, lemongrass beef, raw vegetables and nems: our bo bun restaurant in Paris 9th page details this fresh dish, ideal for a light lunch.
In the evening, the mood shifts with a fuller menu, where phở sits alongside the Sichuan hot pots. These dishes to share make Phở 98 a Vietnamese restaurant suited to convivial dinners with friends, family or colleagues. To discover the full range of Vietnamese and Chinese dishes on offer, browse our full menu before choosing between a lunch menu and a dinner around phở.
Dine in or at home
Vietnamese cuisine, at the table or delivered
Dining in, in the salon on Faubourg Montmartre, the phở broth is served piping hot and the fresh herbs are added at the last moment: the most faithful way to enjoy the flavours of Vietnam. Via delivery with Citron 8, Deliveroo and Uber Eats, phở, bobun and spring rolls reach your home anywhere in Paris. The choice is yours, depending on your time and the experience you are after.
Near you
A Vietnamese restaurant near you, in the 9th
Looking for a Vietnamese restaurant near you in central Paris? Phở 98 sits at 45 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, where the 9th, the Grands Boulevards and the Cadet area meet. From the Opéra Garnier, Pigalle, the Sacré-Cœur of Montmartre or the major department stores (Galeries Lafayette, Printemps), allow ten to twenty minutes on foot to reach your bowl of phở.
Metro
Le Peletier
line 7, 1 min walk
Metro
Grands Boulevards
lines 8 and 9, 2 min walk
Metro
Cadet
line 7, 5 min walk
Metro
Richelieu-Drouot
lines 8 and 9, 7 min walk
Bus
20, 39, 42, 48, 67
Faubourg Montmartre
Car
Chauchat, Rochechouart
car parks under 5 min away
Table booking is done online via TheFork, which is invaluable in the evening when the Faubourg Montmartre area fills up quickly. And if you would rather stay at home, the Vietnamese restaurant comes to you: phở, bobun and spring rolls are delivered via Citron 8, Deliveroo and Uber Eats.
To place our restaurant within the area, see our restaurant in the 9th page; and to broaden out to the evening flavours, discover our Asian restaurant in Paris. You can also take in the atmosphere of the dining room in our photo gallery before booking.
Book your Vietnamese table.
Fancy a phở, a bobun or a dinner to share in the 9th arrondissement? Book your table at Phở 98, 45 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, or browse the menu before you decide.
Our Vietnamese restaurant in Paris, in brief
Where can you find a Vietnamese restaurant in Paris in the 9th?
Phở 98 is located at 45 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, close to the Grands Boulevards, Richelieu-Drouot and the Cadet metro station. This Parisian Vietnamese restaurant is within easy walking distance of the Opéra and Faubourg Montmartre areas.
Which Vietnamese specialities does Phở 98 serve?
Phở 98 showcases phở, the fragrant Vietnamese broth that gave the restaurant its name, alongside bobun, spring rolls and Loc-Lac-style beef with rice. The house also offers Chinese specialities such as Sichuan hot pots, bringing two Asian traditions together at the same Parisian table.
Can you have lunch at this Vietnamese restaurant?
Yes, Phở 98 offers lunch menus, suited to local professionals in the Opéra and Grands Boulevards area as well as to groups. It is a practical option for a quick Vietnamese lunch, around a phở or a bobun, before coming back to enjoy a fuller dinner in the evening.
Does the Vietnamese restaurant Phở 98 deliver?
Phở 98 is available for delivery via Citron 8, Deliveroo and Uber Eats, and table booking is done online on TheFork. You can enjoy our Vietnamese dishes on site in the 9th or have them delivered to your home in Paris.
Is Phở 98 a Vietnamese restaurant suited to groups?
Yes, Phở 98 gladly welcomes groups, whether for lunch or a convivial dinner in the evening. The dishes to share are especially well suited to meals with friends, family or colleagues in this Vietnamese restaurant in the 9th arrondissement of Paris.
Is the bobun at Phở 98 a good choice for a light lunch?
The bobun is one of the most popular lunch dishes at Phở 98: rice vermicelli, beef stir-fried with lemongrass, raw vegetables and nems, served cold with a sauce on the side. Fresh and light, it complements phở as a Vietnamese lunch option for those looking for a full dish without heaviness, a short walk from the Opéra and the Grands Boulevards.
Which Vietnamese restaurant is near me around the Opéra, Pigalle or the Grands Boulevards?
If you are in central Paris, Phở 98 welcomes you in the heart of Faubourg Montmartre, at 45 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, a one-minute walk from Le Peletier metro (line 7) and two minutes from Grands Boulevards (lines 8 and 9). From the Opéra Garnier, Pigalle or the department stores, allow ten to twenty minutes on foot. You can book a table on TheFork or order delivery via Citron 8, Deliveroo and Uber Eats.
What should you order at a Vietnamese restaurant for a first meal?
To discover Vietnamese cuisine, start with a starter to share, crispy nems or spring rolls served fresh, then choose a bowl of phở, with raw beef, cooked beef or chicken, or a bobun if you prefer a fresh dish without broth. At Phở 98, vegetarians also find a full meal with vegetarian nems, spring rolls and tofu bobun.
How do you recognise a good Vietnamese restaurant in Paris?
Beyond phở, a good Vietnamese restaurant is recognised by the consistency of its cooking, the freshness of its ingredients and a menu faithful to the traditions of Vietnam, from bobun to spring rolls. Location and service matter too: at Phở 98, on Faubourg Montmartre in the 9th arrondissement, the lunch menus, the evening menu and delivery via Citron 8, Deliveroo and Uber Eats let you enjoy this cuisine on site or at home in Paris.