I was craving some Vietnamese food so I decided to go to Tam Tam because it's only a 5 minute walk…read morefrom chez moi. My intentions were to get the pho ga (chicken pho) but I went on a Sunday which is the day that you can only take out not dine in and on top of that soup is only for dine in so I guess I'm deducting a star specifically because of that. Other than that I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the food. I got pork eggrolls with the vermicelli royale and they were both very well made. The eggrolls were definitely salty and this is coming from someone who likes salty food. I would love to go back and try more things on their menu and maybe dine in and get the full experience as well.

Very good and owners are very friendly. You can find vietnamese food as well as creole. Very decent…read moreprices

I went to Bordeaux for a great time and I sure got one. I love French cuisine, but there are times…read morewhen I miss chinese food. I was recommended to go try Le Pacifique, and their chinese food was on another level then most of the ones in America are. I loved almost everything that I ordered. I was always a fan on the smaller places. This restaurant sure did not dissapoint either. It was deisgned nicely and the employees were great. I wish that I could have eaten there more than once. Hopefully, I can go vacation there again soon. I need to try there all you can eat buffet in the morning as well.

After two weeks binging on prix fixe Spanish and French food, my family was craving for asian food…read more This hole in the wall joint is run by northern Vietnamese people so the food is definitely authentic. Needless to say, it was Vietnamese food with a northern flare. Many Vietnamese restaurants outside of Vietnam serve cooking influenced mostly by the south, as many southerners fled the country after 1975. We didn't try any other Vietnamese restaurant in Bordeaux but would definitely dine here again if we return to BDX .

Worst place, super bad service and attitude. We sit in for half an hour and couldn't even order…read morewhen others came later and can start their order. They were even rude when we reasonably gave feedback. Limited selection. Save your time and energy, stay away from this place

Ambiance - clean, modern minimalist ambiance Service -…read moreexcellent, fast and attentive service Food - Vietnamese food reminiscent of one of our favorite restaurants in Los Angeles (Phovorite in Culver City). Everything we ordered and ate was delicious and very reasonably priced.

Don't muss the home made hot oil. It's devine. I had beef no over noodles bit it had a smashing…read moreduck roll on top. Top it off with a mai tai and you can't go wrong.

My husband and I had a late lunch here today. It can be difficult to find lunch past 2:00 pm in…read moreFrance and it was great to find someplace open. The menu had several options that interested me but I opted for the baked camembert with honey, salad and smoked duck breast. The cheese and smoked duck were great. My husband ordered the salad Norwegian. It was ridiculously large and could have fed 5 people (seriously). He also had a slice of cheesecake. The crust was underbaked and tasted like sugar cookies. The cheese part was pretty good. Service was attentive (we were there at shift change, which can be a challenge). I was bummed they didn't have any vin chaud that was featured.

This place was recommended to me by a Bordelais. I think the only thing I liked was the butter…read more Everything else was bland. I didn't like the coffee at all and the service wasn't friendly. Can't recommend.

we ordered one beef dish and one noodle dish with shrimp…read more Both were amazing. It was so good that I had to go back to the kitchen to say "Thank you." I thought NYC had all the great Thai restaurants. This place beats everyone in NYC, not to mention they are even cheaper.

Was expecting to eat some Thai food, but when we came here it was more like a fast food type of…read moreservice. Small place, but the furniture was pretty cool the way they used beer cases as tables. As for the food, it was not authentic at all. Didn't taste so much like Thai. There were not that many options, since they keep it pretty simple. I ordered the green curry(I guess it comes with chicken) they put it in the same bowl as the rice so the rice gets soggy at the bottom. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't the greatest either. At least it was very flavorful! I'm a huge Thai food fan so this was just average for me! But it must be great for the French people here in Bordeaux!